英语翻译实习报告
西安建筑科技大学文学院英文系笔译实习报告笔译实习材料及译文Day 1 Part 1英语原文Professor Lee Sing Kong, Director, NIE,Faculty, staff, distinguished guests,And my fellow graduands,A very good afternoon to all!It is my great pleasure and privilege to give the valedictory speech on behalf of my dearest classmates! It seems that everyone is tired of the generic valedictory speech and it is not easy to come up with an entertaining and memorable one. I searched internet for some videos and I found that to make their speeches more interesting, people crack jokes, quote hip-pop lines, sing a song with a guitar or compose a rap like Eminem. I am sorry that I can’t do these things. So I borrow one trick that I hope will work for me. Now, ladies and gentlemen, please put up your right hand, at the count of three, touch the shoulder of your neighbor. One, two, three. Now I am sure that everyone has been ‘touched’ by my speech.I still remember my first day in NIE. It was a beautiful day. When I was standing on the lush green lawn, I found myself in a mood for vacation and relaxation. I was impressed by the efficiency in the arrangement of a series of events, hearing NIE Director’s speech, meeting teachers and former students, learning how to use library and other facilities. I was also excited about the courses which were completely new to a literature student. What I found most striking was the multiethnic background and diverse educational background of our teachers. They come from China (including mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan), Vietnam, Germany, Malaysia, the States, Australia and Singapore. They also received their degrees from prestigious universities in various countries. Their personal experiences not only showcase diversity and multiethnic harmony, two core ideas valued in Singapore but also enlighten us from a myriad of perspectives. Here I just want to mention how diversity and harmony can be integrated in our real-life teaching and researching.First, we need to appreciate diversity and construct harmony in our teaching. we should be aware of the diversity in our teaching conditions with different tangible facilities, class sizes, lengths of courses, and areas with varied socio-economic situations. Our students are diverse too. They differ in their motivations, proficiency levels, personalities and the like. They have also kept changing. For example, students from developed areas may learn more efficiently if we adopt new technologies, like screencasting, blogs and online feedback, as they are digital natives themselves. However, students from poor areas may benefit more from a combination of ‘more old than new’ technologies according to the availabilities of computers and internet access in their classrooms. What we have learned in NIE is a multitude of theories and methods. The efficiency and usefulnes s of them depends on ‘how’ and ‘when’ we apply them. In our real teaching, we should aim at a harmonious integration of these theories and methods with all situational variables taken into account.Second, diversity and harmony are also valued in our researching. One perfect example is in our research methods class. Dr. Hu Guangwei and Dr. Shih Chih-Min, of different personalities and teaching styles, work towards our better understanding of both quantitativePersonally, I believe, the ultimate goal of academic research is to accommodate differences and contribute to a better understanding of the world that we live in. Here I want to stress one particular thing that I learnt from Dr. Hu. He asked me twice in his feedback to my literature review ‘What is your take on this? You need to let your readers hear your voice’. After the first term, I realized how little I knew about academic research and writing conventions for academic papers. Here I learned how to quote and how to hedge. However, I probably went to another extreme. I was so careful about every statement I made that I lost my own voice in my quotes. Dr. Hu has inspired me to seek my own voice and Dr. Dahl’s and Dr. Chandra’s courses have equipped me with ways of making myself heard. Steve Jobs, the Apple founder once said, ‘Don’t be trapped by dogma —which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most importantly, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become.’ This is also my wish for my fellow classmates. Both in our lives and in academic research, our voice and our unique contribution is of foremost importance. I hope all of us can be more daring and innovative in trying new methods and standing up for what we believe in.On behalf of my classmates, I would like to take a moment to thank MOE for covering all of our bills, NIE administration for having done their best to help us settle down and ELL department for offering us most useful courses. None of us will be here today if not for our NIE professors and lecturers. These extraordinary people have influenced us in countless ways. They honed our critical thinking and analytical skills, they instilled team spirit in us through group presentations, they enlightened us to develop our potential to the fullest and they devoted themselves to both our educational and spiritual needs. Most importantly, they have set themselves as perfect examples for the kind of teacher we all wish to be. A special thanks goes to Dr. Ramona Tang, who is a God-sent angel for us and will always be our sister.We also thank our parents and families, though most of them are absent today, for their unconditional love and support. Without all of you, we wouldn’t have gone so far.Congratulations, 2011 PGDELT class. We’ve finally made it. We’ve completed our studies here. However, our academic journey does not end here in NIE. In his final class, Dr.David Caldwell told us about his experience of obtaining a Ph. D. degree and incidentally, a week ago, Dr. Shih sent us a letter encouraging us to plan early for our Ph.D. studies. So therei s still a long way to go. Our graduation today is just a ‘stopover’ rather than our destination.It is where we embark on a new journey. One thing we should never forget is that no matter what struggle is awaiting us, we are not fighting alone because we have so many excellent NIE teachers on our side. Most importantly, 35 PGDELT students, we are a family.Thank you!汉语译文Day 1 Part 2英语原文An Introduction to ChinatownOn the surface, Chinatown is prosperous - a "model slum," some have called it - with the lowest crime rate, highest employment and least juvenile delinquency of any city district. Walk through its crowded streets at any time of day, and every shop is doing a brisk and businesslike trade: restaurant after restaurant is booming; there are storefront displays of shiny squids, clawing crabs and clambering lobster; and street markets offer overflowing piles of exotic green vegetables, garlic and ginger root. Chinatown has the feel of a land of plenty, and the reason why lies with the Chinese themselves: even here, in the very core of downtown Manhattan, they have been careful to preserve their own way of dealing with things, preferring to keep affairs close to the bond of the family and allowing few intrusions into a still-insular culture. There have been several concessions to Westerners - storefront signs now offer English translations, and Haagen Dazs and Baskin Robbins ice-cream stores have opened on lower Mott Street - but they can't help but seem incongruous. The one time of the year when Chinatown bursts open is during the Chinese New Year festival, held each year on the first full moon after January 19, when a giant dragon runs down Mott Street to the accompaniment of firecrackers, and the gutters run with ceremonial dyes.Beneath the neighborhood's blithely prosperous facade, however, there is a darker underbelly. Sharp practices continue to flourish, with traditional extortion and protection rackets still in business. Non-union sweatshops - their assembly lines grinding from early morning to late into the evening - are still visited by the US Department of Labor, who come to investigate workers' testimonies of being paid below minimum wage for seventy-plus-hour work weeks. Living conditions are abysmal for the poorer Chinese - mostly recent immigrants and the elderly - who reside in small rooms in overcrowded tenements ill-kept by landlords. Yet, because the community has been cloistered for so long and has only just begun to seek help from city officials for its internal problems, you won't detect any hint of difficulties unless you reside in Chinatown for a considerable length of time.汉语译文当天翻译过程分析或体会100字以内！Day 2英语原文MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING(“MOU”)RE: PURCHASE OF NORWEGIAN PA VILION AT THE SHANGHAI EXPO SITEThe Seller: Innovation Norway c/o Norway at EXPO 2010The Buyer: Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology(The Seller and the Buyer are hereinafter jointly referred to as the “Parties”) WHEREAS:1.Innovation Norway c/o Norway at EXPO 2010 (hereafte r referred to as the “Seller”)constructed the Norwegian Pavilion located in C-10 Section in the Shanghai EXPOsite (hereinafter referred to as the “Pavilion”) for the World Expo Shanghai 2010(hereinafter referred to as the “EXPO”);2.The Seller has the exclusive title over the Pavilion. The Seller does, however, nothave any ownership to the plot at which the Pavilion is situated. According to therelevant agreements that the Seller entered into with the Shanghai Expo authority(hereafter referred to as the “Expo Authority”), the Seller is obligated to remove the Pavilion and clear the plot after closure of the EXPO in October 2010;3.The Buyer is willing to purchase the entire Pavilion from the Seller, and the Seller iswilling to sell the entire Pavilion to the Buyer on an “as-is” basis;4.The term “Pavilion” in this MOU does not include installed equipment. Should theParties agree to a final Sale and Purchase Contract (hereinafter referred to as the“Final Contract”), the equipment not included in the sale of the Pavilion shall beexplicitly listed in the said Final Contract;NOW THEREFORE,upon amicable discussions and based on mutual understanding, the Seller and the Buyer have preliminarily reached the following achievement and agreement, as framework for purchase and sales of the Pavilion between the Parties:1.PRICE AND PAYMENT TERMS1.1The Purchase Price payable by the Buyer as consideration for the Pavilion shall beRMB ___________, in capital Renminbi ____________ (the “Purchase Price”).Both Parties understand that the Purchase Price is the net amount to which the Seller is entitled, i.a. any taxes or fees arising from the transaction herein contained shall be all borne by the Buyer.1.2The Buyer shall pay to the Seller the Purchase Price in lump-sum within _____ daysafter execution of the Final Contract.1.3 For the avoidance of all doubt, the Purchase Price shall be the consideration merely forthe Pavilion itself. All works relating to or occurred from the dismantlement, removal, transportation and reins tallation of the Pavilion to the Buyer’s site shall all be accountable to the Buyer’s responsibility. Upon the Buyer’s request, the Seller may, but shall not be obligated to, provide necessary and reasonable assistance in communicating with the Expo Author ity for the Buyer’s dismantlement and transporting of the Pavilion out of the Shanghai Expo Park.2.DELIVERY2.1The Pavilion shall be delivered from the Seller to the Buyer on ____________(hereinafter referred to as the “Delivery Date”), which can be adjuste d in the sole discretion of the Seller in consideration of any factual changes during the Expo, or any new decision made by the Expo Authority and the Seller. The Seller shall not assume any liability for such early or delayed delivery.2.2The Seller shall ha nd over the Pavilion on an “as is” basis. Therefore, the Seller is notbound to any guarantee and/or liability in terms of the quality or any special function contained in the Pavilion or any of its parts.2.3 The title and risk of the Pavilion shall be duly transferred from the Seller to the Buyerupon the Delivery Date, but before the Buyer commences dismantling of the Pavilion.2.4 Any losses and/or damages towards any third party incurred during dismantling,removal, transportation, reinstallation or operation of the Pavilion after the Delivery Date, shall be transferred from the Seller to-, and shall be fully borne by, the Buyer.The Buyer shall indemnify and hold the Seller harmless from such losses or damages arising from any claim and/or action initiated by any third party as consequence of this.3.DISMENTLEMENT3.1The Buyer may enter into a direct contract with a contractor for the dismantling andremoval of the Pavilion. The Seller has no responsibilities and plays no role in this direct contract between the Buyer and its contractor.3.2All obligations and liabilities for which the Seller is obligated towards the ExpoAuthority in terms of the dismantling and removal of the Pavilion and clearing-out the plot before 30 April 2011 shall be transferred from the Seller to-, and fully borne by, the Buyer. The Buyer shall carry out the dismantling and removal works and clear-out the plot in accordance with the Seller’s obligations towards the EXPO Authority. The Seller’s such obligations shall be fully elaborat ed on in the Final Contract. Furthermore, the Buyer shall indemnify the Seller and hold the Seller harmless for any loss or damage that may be caused to the Seller by the Expo Authority or any other party for any claim and/or action initiated as a conseque nce of or related to the Buyer’s obligations under this MOU.4.INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS4.1 Upon Delivery Date, the Buyer shall be entitled to receive from the Seller all relevantdrawings and documentation related to the Pavilion that is necessary for dismantlement, reinstallation, operation and maintenance of the Pavilion, provided that such drawings and documentation have also been handed to the Seller from its contractor(s), and provided that the Seller is entitled to hand over such documentation and drawings without breaching any third party rights towards the Seller. The Buyer does, however, hereby acknowledge that purchasing of the Pavilion only grants the Buyer ownership to the physical Pavilion itself and the right thereof shall thus not include the intellectual property rights contained in the Pavilion, if any. The Seller shall always own the exclusive intellectual rights over the Pavilion, including but not limited to any copyright, patent, design, know-how etc. If, at the Buyer’s request, the Seller agrees to provide any technical support to the Buyer during the dismantling and reinstallment of the Pavilion, such information is considered “Confidential Information” and remains exclusive rights of the Seller. The Buyer shall not disclose any such Confidential Information to any third party or utilize the information for any purpose other than the dismantling, reinstallation and utilization of the Pavilion.5.MISCELLANOUS5.1The Buyer is aware that a key concern for the Seller is to minimize costs spent at theEXPO. Despite the Seller’s entering into of this MOU, Norway therefore reserves its rights to receive offers/bids from other potential buyers up until the signing of a final Sale and Purchase Contract between the Seller and the Buyer. The Buyer shall be informed and have the right to counter-offer such bids before the Seller enters into any agreement with another buyer.5.2The validity and effectiveness of this MOU is subject to approval by both Parties’ boardof directors. Whether this MOU is carried out and whether the Pavilion is actually transferred from the Seller to the Buyer is further fully subject to agreement between the Parties on the detailed terms of the Final Contract. Should such agreement not be achieved in a Final Contract, the Parties shall carry no responsibility or liability towards each other.5.3The Buyer acknowledges that it is of vital importance for the Seller and Norway how thePavilion is perceived among its visitors also after the closure of the EXPO. The Buyer is therefore obligated to utilize the Pavilion solely for office-, meeting- and/or exhibition purposes. The Buyer is further obligated to diligently maintain the Pavilion and keep it in first-class, Norwegian quality condition. Should the Buyer fail to perform its obligations under this Sub-Clause 5.3, and should this breach not be rectified one (1) month after receiving written notification from the Seller, the Seller shall up until five (5) years after Delivery Date be entitled to terminate this MOU and the Final Contract and claim restitution of all performed obligations under this MOU and the Final Contract. In case of such breach, the Buyer shall also be liable for any loss caused to the Seller as a consequence of the breach.5.4This MOU and the Final Contract shall be governed by and interpreted in accordancewith Norwegian Law, including Norwegian rules concerning conflict of laws.5.5In all disputes arising from or related to this MOU and the Final Contract, the Partiesshall first seek to resolve the dispute amicably. If the dispute cannot be settled amicably, the dispute shall be finally decided by arbitration according to the Norwegian Arbitration Act of 14 May 2004 no. 25. The place for the arbitration shall be Oslo and the language for all documentation and proceedings related to the arbitration shall be English. The dispute, the arbitration proceedings and the arbitral award shall be confidential.6.SIGNATURESFor and on behalf ofInnovation Norway c/o Norway at EXPO 2010Name:Position:Date:For and on behalf ofName:Position: President of Xi’an University of Architecture and TechnologyDate: 3rd.Sep, 2010汉语译文当天翻译过程分析或体会100字以内！Day 3英语原文The Silence of the Lambs (1991)A fundamental difference between "The Silence of the Lambs" and its sequel, "Hannibal," is that the former is frightening, involving and disturbing, while the latter is merely disturbing. It is easy enough to construct a geek show if you start with a cannibal. The secret of "Silence" is that it doesn't start with the cannibal--it arrives at him, through the eyes and minds of a young woman. "Silence of the Lambs" is the story of Clarice Starling, the FBI trainee played by Jodie Foster, and the story follows her without substantial interruption. Dr. Hannibal Lecter lurks at the heart of the story, a malevolent but somehow likable presence--likable because he likes Clarice, and helps her. But Lecter, as played by Anthony Hopkins, is the sideshow, and Clarice is in the center ring.The popularity of Jonathan Demme's movie is likely to last as long as there is a market for being scared. Like "Nosferatu," "Psycho" and "Halloween," it illustrates that the best thrillers don't age. Fear is a universal emotion and a timeless one. But "Silence of the Lambs" is not merely a thrill show. It is also about two of the most memorable characters in movie history, Clarice Starling and Hannibal Lecter, and their strange, strained relationship ("people will say we're in love," Lecter cackles).They share so much. Both are ostracized by the worlds they want to inhabit--Lecter, by the human race because he is a serial killer and a cannibal, and Clarice, by the law enforcement profession because she is a woman. Both feel powerless--Lecter because he is locked in a maximum security prison (and bound and gagged like King Kong when he is moved), and Clarice because she is surrounded by men who tower over her and fondle her with their eyes. Both use their powers of persuasion to escape from their traps--Lecter is able to rid himself of the pest in the next cell by talking him into choking on his own tongue, and Clarice is able to persuade Lecter to aid her in the search for the serial killer named Buffalo Bill. And both share similar childhood wounds. Lecter is touched when he learns that Clarice lost both her parents at an early age, was shipped off to relatives, was essentially an unloved orphan. And Lecter himself was a victim of child abuse (on the DVD commentary track,Demme says he regrets not underlining this more).These parallel themes are mirrored by patterns in the visual strategy. Note that both Lecter in his prison cell and Buffalo Bill in his basement are arrived at by Starling after descending several flights of stairs and passing through several doors; they live in underworlds. Note the way the movie always seems to be looking at Clarice: The point-of-view camera takes the place of the scrutinizing men in her life, and when she enters dangerous spaces, it is there waiting for her instead of following her in. Note the consistent use of red, white and blue: not only in the FBI scenes, but also in the flag draped over the car in the storage shed, other flags in Bill's lair and even the graduation cake at the end (where the U.S. eagle in the frosting is a ghastly reminder of the way Lecter pinned a security guard spread-eagled to the walls of his cage).The movie's soundtrack also carries themes all the way through. There are exhalations and sighs at many points, as when the cocoon of the gypsy moth is taken from the throat of Bill's first victim. Much heavy breathing. There are subterranean rumblings and faraway cries and laments, almost too low to be heard, at critical points. There is the sound of a heart monitor. Howard Shore's mournful music sets a funereal tone. When the soundtrack wants to create terror, as when Clarice is in Bill's basement, it mixes her frightened panting with the sound of Bill's heavy breathing and the screams of the captive girl--and then adds the dog's frenzied barking, which psychologically works at a deeper level than everything else. Then it adds those green goggles so he can see her in the dark.Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins won Oscars for best actress and actor (the movie also won for best picture, for Demme's direction and Ted Talley's screenplay, and was nominated for editing and sound). It is remarkable that the Academy would remember, let alone single out, a film released 13 months before the Oscarcast; it usually votes for films that are still in theaters, or new on video. But "Silence" was so clearly one of a kind that it could not be ignored.Hopkins' performance has much less screen time than Foster's, but made an indelible impression on audiences. His "entrance" is unforgettable. After Clarice descends those stairs and passes through those doors and gates (which all squeak), the camera shows her POV as she first sees Lecter in his cell. He is so . . . still. Standing erect, at relaxed attention, in his prison jump suit, he looks like a waxwork of himself. On her next visit, he is erect, and then very slightly recoils, and then opens his mouth, and I at least was made to think of a cobra. His approach to Lecter's personality (Hopkins says on his commentary track) was inspired by HAL 9000 in "2001": He is a dispassionate, brilliant machine, superb at logic, deficient in emotions.Foster's Clarice is not only an orphan but a disadvantaged backwoods girl who has worked hard to get where she is, and has less self-confidence than she pretends. Noticing the nail polish on one of Bills' victims, she guesses that the girl is from "town," a word used only by someone who is not. Her bravest moment may come when she orders the gawking sheriff's deputies out of the room at the funeral home ("Listen here now!").One key to the film's appeal is that audiences like Hannibal Lecter. That's partly because he likes Starling, and we sense he would not hurt her. It's also because he is helping her search for Buffalo Bill, and save the imprisoned girl. But it may also be because Hopkins, in a still, sly way, brings such wit and style to the character. He may be a cannibal, but as a dinner party guest he would give value for money (if he didn't eat you). He does not bore, helikes to amuse, he has his standards, and he is the smartest person in the movie.He bears comparison, indeed, with such other movie monsters as Nosferatu, Frankenstein (especially in "Bride of Frankenstein"), King Kong and Norman Bates. Theyhave two things in common: They behave according to their natures, and they aremisunderstood. Nothing that these monsters do is "evil" in any conventional moral sense,because they lack any moral sense. They are hard-wired to do what they do. They have nochoice. In the areas where they do have choice, they try to do the right thing (Nosferatu is theexception in that he never has a choice). Kong wants to rescue Fay Wray, Norman Bateswants to make pleasant chit-chat and do his mother's bidding, and Dr. Lecter helps Claricebecause she does not insult his intelligence, and she arouses his affection.All of these qualities might not be enough to assure the longevity of "Silence" if it were not also truly frightening ("Hannibal" is not frightening, and for all of its box-office success itwill have a limited shelf life). "Silence" is frightening first in the buildup and introduction ofHannibal Lecter. Second in the discovery and extraction of the cocoon in the throat. Third inthe scene where the cops await the arrival of the elevator from the upper floors. Fourth in theintercutting between the exteriors of the wrong house in Calumet City and the interiors of theright one in Belvedere, Ohio. Fifth in the extended sequence inside Buffalo Bill's house,where Ted Levine creates a genuinely loathsome psychopath (notice the timing as Starlingsizes him up and reads the situation before she shouts "Freeze!"). We are frightened bothbecause of the film's clever manipulation of story and image, and for better reasons--we likeClarice, identify with her and fear for her. Just like Lecter.汉语译文当天翻译过程分析或体会100字以内！Day 4 Part 1英语原文The Chinese Get the V ote, if Only for 'Super Girl'By JIM YARDLEYBEIJINGCHINA'S runaway summer hit, "Super Girl," ended last weekend with a television viewership that eclipsed the population of North America. State news media reported that more than 400 million people watched the finale of the show, an "American Idol" knockoff, and saw a frizzy-haired music student from Sichuan Province selected as the winner.But it was how that winner, Li Yuchun, was selected that has transformed "Super Girl" from just another evanescent offering on China's pop culture menu into a potentially lasting political marker.Unlike China's leader, Hu Jintao, Ms. Li was popularly elected. Fans voted via text message, and the three finalists drew more than eight million votes, a figure that would have been far higher except that people had to pay to vote.The enormous public fascination with the independently produced show has stimulated a nationwide online discussion on issues ranging from democracy to standards of beauty to whether Ms. Li is a lesbian. In a country where it is illegal to organize many types of public meetings, fans formed booster clubs and canvassed malls to court prospective voters. There were even accusations of voter fraud, as rabid fans circumvented the rule limiting each person to 15 votes."It's like a gigantic game that has swept so many people into a euphoria of voting, which is a testament to a society opening up," a social commentator, Zhu Dake, told state media.No one is saying that the frenzy surrounding the show represents a threat to the ruling Communist Party or foreshadows the emergence of meaningful elective politics in China. But the degree to which the show resonated with people seems to have unsettled the government's propaganda leaders. There is already speculation it will be canceled next year.Indeed, the show is significant not simply because people were allowed to vote for the winner but also because of the winner they voted for. Ms. Li, 21, is almost the antithesis of the assembly-line beauties regularly offered up on the government's China Central Television, or CCTV. Tall and gangly, with a thatch of frizzy hair, the adjectives most used to describe her in the media were "boyish" or "androgynous." Some commentators speculated that her fan base consisted of young girls who considered her to be their "boyfriend" because of her appearance."I have no such feelings," she told one interviewer. "That is their choice. I am an independent person."Wang Yao, 24, a graduate student in Beijing, watched the finals with a group of female friends. She knew the gossip about Ms. Li but was more impressed with her confidence and stage presence. She also thought Ms. Li would never have been able to win a similar contest on state television because of her unorthodox appearance and manner."This time it depended totally on text-message voting," Ms. Wang said. "That's why I think the results are totally different."The program was produced by a daring satellite television station in Hunan Province, in southern China, and sponsored by a dairy company. Hence, the full title of the show: "The Mongolian Cow Sour Yogurt Super Girl Contest." Several months ago, more than 120,000 contestants auditioned in five different cities in a week-after-week elimination process that grew in popularity as the field was whittled down.Unlike much programming that comes out of Beijing or Shanghai, "Super Girl" featured young women from the provinces. For many fans, it was the lack of polish of the performers, and the lack of predictability of the voting results, that made the program addictive. Ratings steadily grew until the final episode, which the state media said drew more viewers than the government's perennial blockbuster variety show at the beginning of each New Year celebration.The popularity of the show also made it a discussion point for intellectuals, with opinion。
大学生英语专业实习报告7篇
大学生英语专业实习报告7篇大学生英语专业实习报告篇1一、实习岗位我被分配在翻译协会里任职，所以我们就在学校里拿到了老师发给我们的翻译材料。
我们的实习内容是翻译一书中的几个章节，而我的任务是翻译此书的第一章的第一篇*，大约5000字左右的文字。
二、实习内容记得那天去领取翻译任务时，指导老师拿出一本厚厚的书对我们说翻译材料就是这本书中的几个章节，每个人要翻译大概十五页。
我当时心想这么厚重又是纯英文的原著要是让我们翻译起来肯定很费力。
其他几个同学也表现出几分忧虑的形色。
老师自然是看出了我们的焦虑，语重心长地对我们说道这本关于文化概念的原著翻译起来是有点费劲，其中不乏晦涩难懂的单词、长句甚至段落。
但是大家要记住首先要摆正好心态，不能因为一件事很难就不去做或者马马虎虎地了事，要做就要努力做到最好，翻译也是一样。
其次，这本书的每个章节前会有一篇关于那章的中文概述，可以供大家大概地了解一下要翻译的作品的基本内容。
然后的话，就是针对翻译过程中可能遇到的困难大家该如何处理的问题。
这个解决方法有很多种，但是老师建议大家可以把自己要翻译的部分拿出来和其他人一起探讨，交流，通过这种讨论的方式，我相信大家从中会学到很多东西。
另外，遇上不懂的也可以到老师这里来，老师几乎每天都在办公室里，随时欢迎大家的到来。
”老师的这段话可以说给我们每个人都打上了一针镇定剂埃回到寝室后，我迫不及待地浏览了一下我的翻译材料，看到密密麻麻的英文单词，还是有种望而生畏的感觉。
在接下来的时间里，我首先是把要翻译的十五页从头到尾一共看了三遍，这才勉强了解了英文原著的大概内容，但总有些似懂非懂模模糊糊的概念萦绕在脑海里。
而后，我就从头开始投入了我的翻译工作中。
先是把不认识的单词全都挑出来，查清楚他们的含义，然后再根据上下文推断出生词的准确含义，就这样先查单词再推断其在文中准确的含义最后翻译句子，绕来绕去，仅仅翻译第一段就花费了我一个上午的时间，要知道第一段可是只有七八个句子而已。
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翻译的实习报告四篇
翻译的实习报告四篇翻译的实习报告篇1作为一名商务俄语专业的学生。
我的工作内容是翻译。
在这一过程中，我采用了看、问、学等方式，初步了解了工作中的具体业务知识，拓展了所学的专业知识。
为以后正常工作的展开奠定了坚实的基础，从个人发展方面说，对我影响最大的应该是作为一个社会人工作作风以及在工作过程中专业知识对工作的重要作用，因为这些都是我在校学习中不曾接触过的方面，所以我将在报告中首先讲述我在实习期间积累的这方面的认识和经验。
毕业实习是每个大学生必须拥有的一段经历，它使我们在实践中了解社会，让我们学到了很多在课堂上根本就学不到的知识，受益匪浅，也打开了视野，增长了见识，为我们以后进一步走向社会打下坚实的基矗由于我所在工作的地方是边疆一带，所以我刚开始的工作非常忙，感觉很累。
很耗时间，第一天腰酸背痛的。
但是过了几天就稍有点习惯了，每天学习很多知识。
刚步入工作岗位，才发现自己有很多都不懂的。
有空闲的时候就会看一些与专业相关的书，我现在上班近两个月了，在这短短一个多月中，曾有几次想过干完一个月不干了。
也许我是刚开始工作，有时受不了经理给的气，自己心里很不舒服，就想辞职再重新换个工作得了。
但静下心来仔细想想，再换个工作也是的，在别人手底下工作不都是这样么？刚开始。
就应该踏踏实实的干好自己的工作，毕竟又没有工作经验，现在有机会了就要从各方面锻炼自己。
不然，想念以后干什么都会干不好的。
我现在的工作，相比其他人来说待遇挺不错的了，也不是和其他人比，工作也不是很难，很容易进入工作，关键是学习对人怎么说话、态度及其处事。
由于经验少，我现在这方面还有欠缺。
现在才明白，在校做一名学生，是多么的好啊！早晚要工作，早晚要步入社会，早晚要面对这些避免不了的事。
所以，现在我很珍惜学习的机会，多学一点总比没有学的好，花同样的时间，还不如多学，对以后择业会有很大的帮助。
两个月的实习期很快就过去了，美好的东西总是稍纵即失。
千里之行，始于足下，这短暂而又充实的实习，我认为对我走向社会起到了一个桥梁的作用，过渡的作用，是人生的一段重要的经历，也是一个重要步骤，对将来走上工作岗位也有着很大帮助。
大学生翻译实习报告（2篇）
大学生翻译实习报告实习单位：XXX翻译公司实习时间：2021年9月1日至2022年1月31日导师：XXX一、实习背景作为一名大学英语专业的学生，为了提高自己的翻译能力和实践经验，我选择进入XXX翻译公司进行实习。
该公司是一家专业的翻译服务提供商，涵盖多个领域的翻译业务，包括文学翻译、商务翻译、科技翻译等。
二、实习内容1. 参与翻译项目在实习期间，我参与了多个翻译项目，包括商务文件、科技论文和市场调研报告等。
通过与导师的指导和公司内部的讨论，我学会了如何理解源文本、选择合适的译文和进行修订。
2. 翻译技巧培训翻译公司为实习生提供了一系列的翻译技巧培训课程。
这些课程涵盖了翻译的基本原则和方法，包括精确度、流畅度和语言风格等方面。
通过参与这些培训，我提高了自己的翻译水平，并且了解了翻译行业的发展趋势。
3. 与客户沟通在实习过程中，我有机会与一些客户进行沟通，了解他们的需求并提供解决方案。
这些讨论使我更加了解翻译项目的要求，同时也提高了我的客户服务能力。
三、实习收获1. 提高翻译能力通过参与翻译项目，并得到导师的指导和公司内部的反馈，我在翻译能力上得到了显著的提升。
我学会了更好地理解源文本，并选择和组织合适的译文，以保证翻译品质。
2. 加深对翻译行业的理解实习期间，我更加深入地了解翻译行业的运作模式和发展趋势。
我了解到翻译行业需要不断学习和适应新技术的变化。
这让我更加明确自己的职业规划，并为将来的发展做好准备。
3. 锻炼团队合作能力在实习期间，我与其他实习生和公司的翻译团队合作完成了一些项目。
通过与团队成员的交流和合作，我学会了如何有效地与他人协作，并共同解决问题。
这对我提高了自己的团队合作能力是非常有帮助的。
四、实习心得通过这次实习，我对翻译行业有了更深入的了解，并提高了自己的翻译能力。
我学会了如何处理不同类型的翻译任务，并通过与导师和团队成员的交流和合作深化了对翻译工作的认识。
我还学会了如何与客户进行有效沟通，并提供符合他们需求的翻译服务。
关于翻译实习报告范文三篇
关于翻译实习报告范文三篇翻译实习报告篇1不知不觉间，我已经经受过了广交会的两期展会，并已踏入第三期展会。
回首过去的十多天里，每天都有新奇的体验，使我期盼着每期的开头，也让我获益良多。
接下来让我来谈谈我对这一次广交会的一些小当心得。
在第一期的展会中，我对全部的事物都感到非常的新奇。
在这一期展会中，第一次真实的与外国友人沟通，让我既紧急又兴奋。
大部分的外国友人都是来问路或者询问参展商摊位，在这个过程中我发觉了一些小问题。
一、展会地图指引不够清晰。
虽然地图上都会印有每种产品的所属场馆，但是许多人还是不能够找到，由于他们根本看不懂。
打个比方，许多人会来问14.3在哪里，他们知道14号馆的位置，却不知道.3的意思是在3楼，这让许多的选购商都需要问路，而关于这个.3在3楼的位置指示，在地图上也没有体现，这一点是需要改进的。
二、许多选购商需要查找的公司在广交会的查找系统上都找不到。
导致这种问题的缘由主要有以下两个。
一个是可能关键字设置不符合原公司名称，以至于搜寻不到。
另一种就是一些公司租用了摊位后又把这个摊位转让给其他公司，以赚取其中差价，从中获益。
这使得我们在搜寻公司名的时候不能够找到对应的公司摊位。
这两个问题不仅体现在第一期，而且同时也在后面的两期展会中有所体现，因此，我认为这是一个值得重视的问题。
而在其次期的展会中，我主要发觉的问题是关于酒店的接送服务和停车位问题。
许多的选购商都是由酒店的专用巴士送到琶洲来参加广交会的，但是许多的选购商在离开的时候都不知道要去哪里找回酒店巴士，同时的也不清晰巴士的接送时间，导致有一些选购商会错过送时间。
同时的，在我关心一些选购商联系预定的酒店的过程中，我发觉，部分酒店的酒店巴士负责人不通外语，因此只能通过我们这里展会的工作人员从中翻译，使得效率非常的低。
另外，酒店巴士的停车位指示不清晰，而各个酒店的停车地点又不统一，使得选购商不能够准确的找得到自己酒店的巴士，给选购商带来了不便。
翻译实习报告心得体会(精选7篇)
翻译实习报告心得体会(精选7篇)翻译实习报告心得体会篇1一、实习目的为了更好的运用所学的英语和日语以及计算机的知识，适应工作岗位的需求，在实践中充分运用所学的知识，使自己的专业知识更具专业化。
同时也培养我们适应社会的能力以及处理人际关系的能力。
为以后自己更好的走上社会做好准备。
二、实习时间20XX年11月至20XX年6月三、实习地点____电机有限公司四、实习单位和部门____电机行政部门实习单位基本情况：我公司是一家日本独资企业，位于美丽的____市开发区____工业园____路____号。
公司总投资______万美元，主要生产新型电子元器件(频率控制与选择元件、混合集成电路)、计算机辅助设计(三维CAD)系统制造、软件产品开发、生产，销售自产产品。
公司于20XX年03月通过ISO 9001;20XX 年05月通过ISO 14001 ，公司以先进的企业经营理念，持续改进品质和管理，满足客户需求作为企业发展的源动力，立足于国际市场。
我们将以优质的产品和良好的服务追求与客户实现双赢、携手共创更加美好的未来。
福利设施：1，设有员工餐厅/图书室室2，恒温空调厂房3，员工享有六项社会保险福利(养老、医疗、失业、生育、工伤保险、住房公积金)4，全新宿舍提供，6人/一间，干净卫生，有单独的卫生间和厨房间5，员工生日发放礼物6，年终奖金发放7，节日礼品发放(工会组织)8，年终尾牙、年中旅游等活动五、实习内容一、工作内容1、接应聘者来电，给应聘者进行简单初始，通过者送往各部门经理处进行复试。
2、开试工单通知复试通过者试工，并做好登记;3、协助做好新员工入职培训、阶段性培训等培训工作;11、有时也负责为上级领导当英语翻译一起去接待我们的客户。
二、收获以及体会一、收获:一是加强思想学习，主动与上级领导沟通，努力提高思想水平思想是人的灵魂，是人的内在力，要想把实习任务完成好，首先要把思想调整好。
领导十分重视大学生成长，为此特地为我们制定了“双导师实习制度”。
翻译实习报告总结范文5篇
翻译实习报告总结范文5篇实习工作接近尾声，我们可以对实习期间的工作做一个自我鉴定。
一方面总结成果，一方面也可以反思之前的失误。
下面就是小编给大家带来的翻译实习报告总结范文5篇，希望大家喜欢!翻译实习报告总结范文一一、实习目的全面地将所学的各项英语知识结合起来并在翻译实践中进一步运用翻译技巧来提高翻译水平，巩固专业知识的基础上努力扩大自己的知识面这样才有助于我们成为全面发展的人才在未来的工作领域中一展风采。
另外此次实习经历也让我们学到了许多为人处世的道理并对自己的人生道路有了更明确的规划。
二、实习基本情况从大三开始我们开了翻译课第一学期的英译汉以及本学期的是汉译英，经过了整整两个学期的英语翻译，我觉得自己在翻译方面能力有所提高。
将近一个月的翻译实践课程即将结束，指导老师精心的为我们挑选了具有代表性的翻译资料，资料内容丰富涉及经济、科研、实事新闻、历史、医学、心理等各个方面方面以及保护等方面。
在实习起步阶段,我们先是由魏老师指导向我们进行本次实习的内容、安排以及意义并将我们分组。
要求了每周的具体工作以及我们第一周要进行的翻译材料，汉译英材料是《唐朝皇后棺椁被追回》，英译汉是《Extra Weight in Early Childhood Foretells Later Disease Risk》，并要求我们将《唐朝皇后棺椁被追回》做成课件，详细的列出翻译过程中所遇到困难以及感受。
第二周的翻译材料是《设备维修中心》和《Exhaustion Syndrome Leaves Measurable Changes in the Brain》万事开头难，翻译实习的开始是比较头疼的，在正式动笔对《唐朝皇后棺椁被追回》进行翻译之前我们不得不复习之前所学过的翻译理论知识点了解在翻译过程中所应该注意的各种事项。
文章中出现的一些术语和一些晦涩难懂词让我们四人为此而抓耳挠腮。
所以开始的时候，总是感觉翻译的有些别扭。
在周四的PPT汇报过程中，魏老师认真的给我们讲解了各种困难。
英语翻译实习报告7篇
英语翻译实习报告7篇 我们眼下的社会，越来越多⼈会去使⽤报告，报告中提到的所有信息应该是准确⽆误的。
那么，报告到底怎么写才合适呢？下⾯是店铺精⼼整理的英语翻译实习报告7篇，仅供参考，希望能够帮助到⼤家。
英语翻译实习报告篇1 ⼀．实习⽬的： 为了使⾃⼰更加深⼊了解英语在社会和实际⼯作中的应⽤，丰富已学过的专业课内容，培养理论联系实际的能⼒，提⾼在语⾔应⽤中分析问题及解决问题的实际能⼒。
为了更好地为完成毕业论⽂打下基础，为了以后⼯作的顺利进⾏。
通过实习，还应了解英语在外贸，及涉外和服务⾏业中的重要地位，了解和积累更多的实践经验，培养热爱专业，献⾝国家建设的思想。
我们使⽤相关专业课教材，及实习单位提供的相关材料通过参与⼀个完整的笔译过程(资料,情报翻译)或⼝译过程(涉外接待,贸易谈判等), 使⾃⼰掌握和提⾼熟练使⽤英语的技能。
实习单位的介绍： ⼆．翻译过程的基本环节与具体要求 （⼀）实际翻译程序可以归纳如下： 1．快速翻译，侧重⽂体。
有些译者认为⼝述的译⽂更新颖、更流畅。
但⽆论译者是⼝述、打字、还是⼿写，重要的是要使译⽂节奏流畅； 2．初稿应该保留约⼀周左右。
这样，修订译稿时就可以获得全新的感受，排除翻译初稿时留在⽿边的余⾳，更加客观地评估译⽂； 3．认真检查译⽂内容，特别着重译⽂的准确性和连贯性。
删除不必要的增补词语和补充初稿中的疏漏。
特别要注意关键概念在翻译上的⼀致性，理顺拗⼝的词句； 4．从⽂体上检查译⽂。
其实，这⼀步骤应该反复进⾏多次。
朗读译⽂是⼀个⾮常重要的办法，因为听觉对连贯性和节奏感⽅⾯的问题⽐视觉要敏锐得多； 5．检查译⽂拼写、标点符号和格式。
有些译者错误地认为，对译⽂内容、⽂体和正字法这三⽅⾯的检查可以合并起来⼀次完成，这种看法是⼤错特错的。
对译⽂上述三个⽅⾯的检查应该分别进⾏； 6．译⽂送交三审审阅。
（⼆）汉译英的具体要求： 1.符合写作的⼀切规则 a) 格式要求 i. 拼写正确 ii. 标点正确（英语中不⽤汉语标点：英语⽆顿号、逗号是圆点，所有符号语汉语⼤⼩不同；逗号后⾯有空格，前⾯没有；英语标点和汉语没有必然对应关系） b) 语法要求 i. 注意每个名词的单复数是否正确 ii. 注意时态是否正确 iii.⼈称和数是否照应 c) 词和句⼦的要求 i. 每个单词的意思准确、符合上下⽂需要 ii. 每个单词的搭配符合英语习惯 iii. 每个动词的句型符合英语习惯 iv. 每个介词的⽤法符合英语习惯 翻译的三个基本要求是“信”、“达”、“雅”。
英语专业实习报告范本(6篇)
英语专业实习报告范本一、实习目的到所学专业所应用的相关单位如外资企业、翻译公司、旅行社等部门对所学专业应用范围有一个初步了解从而明确学习目的、方向。
二、实习时间xx年x月x日-x月x日三、报告内容今年寒假我有幸到我们市一中实习，也就是我的高中，我的母校。
虽然这个假期没有好好的休息，但是就业的压力使我知道这个寒假也是一个很好的接触社会，检验自己所学知识的机会。
通过这7天的实习，我深深体会到了将理论与实践结合起来的不易，也通过这7天的努力，使我熟悉了从事教师行业的不易，这7天的代班老师工作，为我今后真正踏入工作岗位积累了一定的实践经验。
对于自己的母校可以说是再熟悉不过。
来自己的母校实习，也是别有一番意义的。
回学校实习，亲切万分，亲爱的老师们还在，接受教育的学生们却是一张张全新的面孔，想想自己离开学校2年来的进进出出，看到学校的操场，体育馆甚至教室，过去的记忆就不断在脑海里回旋。
第一天的时候，我跟着班主任李老师熟悉了一下学校目前的情况，以及实习期间需要注意的一些事项。
我们原来的英语老师王老师，教学经验十分丰富，目前担任高二组的组长，因为她是我原来的老师，所以我有幸在她所带的班级实习，王老师向我简单介绍了一下所带班级的基本情况。
第二天正式到班级，当时想到就要面对60多个学生，不免还是有点担心和紧张。
听课实习的必经阶段，听课不仅能够学习拥有教学经验的老师的教学方法，也能熟悉如果以后能的成为英语教师所要面对的情况。
高中阶段的英语课程与大学里大不相同，现在的课本经过了改革，所以现在的教学要求也有新的变化，教学方法上有很大差异。
王老师教学状态相当严谨，备课很充分，又开始听她讲课，很有亲切感，再次听她的课就觉得整节课规划的很好，让学生知道这节课要完成的内容，就算有突发状况的发生，也能自行控制好时间等等。
我听了整整一个章节课的完整过程，每个部分都有不同的上课形式，都是值得学习的地方。
因为我不是学师范专业的学生，所以并不是很懂得英语教学法，真正坐在教室后面听课的感觉很不一样，教学的内容就算一样，方式也有很多种，可以老师自己授课，可以让学生回答问题，可以结合练习加深印象。
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关于翻译实习报告总结（3篇）关于翻译实习报告总结（精选3篇）关于翻译实习报告总结篇1作为一名商务俄语专业的学生。
我的工作内容是翻译。
在这一过程中，我采用了看、问、学等方式，初步了解了工作中的具体业务知识，拓展了所学的专业知识。
为以后正常工作的展开奠定了坚实的基础，从个人发展方面说，对我影响的应该是作为一个社会人工作作风以及在工作过程中专业知识对工作的重要作用，因为这些都是我在校学习中不曾接触过的方面，所以我将在报告中首先讲述我在实习期间积累的这方面的认识和经验。
毕业实习是每个大学生必须拥有的一段经历，它使我们在实践中了解社会，让我们学到了很多在课堂上根本就学不到的知识，受益匪浅，也打开了视野，增长了见识，为我们以后进一步走向社会打下坚实的基础。
由于我所在工作的地方是边疆一带，所以我刚开始的工作非常忙，感觉很累。
很耗时间，第一天腰酸背痛的。
但是过了几天就稍有点习惯了，每天学习很多知识。
刚步入工作岗位，才发现自己有很多都不懂的。
有空闲的时候就会看一些与专业相关的书，我现在上班近两个月了，在这短短一个多月中，曾有几次想过干完一个月不干了。
也许我是刚开始工作，有时受不了经理给的“气”，自己心里很不舒服，就想辞职再重新换个工作得了。
但静下心来仔细想想，再换个工作也是的，在别人手底下工作不都是这样么？刚开始。
就应该踏踏实实的干好自己的工作，毕竟又没有工作经验，现在有机会了就要从各方面锻炼自己。
不然，想念以后干什么都会干不好的。
我现在的工作，相比其他人来说待遇挺不错的了，也不是和其他人比，工作也不是很难，很容易进入工作，关键是学习对人怎么说话、态度及其处事。
由于经验少，我现在这方面还有欠缺。
现在才明白，在校做一名学生，是多么的好啊！早晚要工作，早晚要步入社会，早晚要面对这些避免不了的事。
所以，现在我很珍惜学习的机会，多学一点总比没有学的好，花同样的时间，还不如多学，对以后择业会有很大的帮助。
两个月的实习期很快就过去了，美好的东西总是稍纵即失。