英语习语典故：changelikeProteus变幻莫测
英语习语典故：changelikeProteus变幻莫测
在希腊神话中，普鲁斯特(Proteus)是海神波塞冬的儿子，生来就是绝顶的预言家，绰号为“海上老人” (the old man of the sea)。
他常常替父亲看守海豹。
每天中午，他从海面中出来，混在海豹群中睡觉。
这时候如果有人捉住他，他就会告诉这个人所请求的预言。
希腊史诗《奥德赛》上面说，特洛伊战争后，斯巴达国王在返国途中，被吹到一个荒岛上，幸亏抓住了普鲁斯特，请他指引正确的航线才能顺利回国。
后来，奥德赛在外漂泊十年，他的儿子也是靠着普鲁斯特的预言，才能父子团圆。
上天为了避免普鲁斯特泄露天机，便赋予他神力，让他可以随时变化身形，不易被人捉住。
因此单词Proteus（普鲁斯特）就被用来表示“善变的人”、“反复无常的人”，从他的名字还衍生了形容词protean（变化不定的；千变万化的）。
习语change like Proteus （像普鲁斯特那样善变）则被用来形容人的善变。
例句：The weather in my hometown always changes like Proteus. 我家乡的气候总是变幻莫测，难以捉摸。
八下英语书第四单元笔记大全
八下英语书第四单元笔记大全 Unit 4: Changes.Vocabulary:change (n.) / 改变。
change (v.) / 改变。
change into / 变成。
change back into / 变回。
change one's mind / 改变主意。
make a change / 做出改变。
keep changing / 持续改变。
be changed by / 被改变。
change for the better / 向好改变。
change for the worse / 向坏改变。
Grammar:Present perfect tense / 现在完成时。
Past perfect tense / 过去完成时。
Future perfect tense / 将来完成时。
Conditional sentences / 条件句。
Reported speech / 间接引语。
Reading:A. Passage 1: Changes in the World.The world is constantly changing. We can see changes inthe environment, in technology, in fashion, and in our lives. Some changes are good, and some are bad. But change is a part of life, and we need to learn to adapt to it.B. Passage 2: The Importance of Change.Change is important because it allows us to grow and learn. When we experience change, we learn new things and we become more resilient. Change also helps us to see the world from different perspectives.C. Passage 3: How to Deal with Change.Dealing with change can be difficult, but there are some things we can do to make it easier. First, we need to accept that change is a part of life. We cannot stop it, so we need to learn to embrace it. Second, we need to be flexible and open to new ideas. Third, we need to have a positive attitude and focus on the opportunities that change can bring.Speaking:Discuss the different types of changes that you have experienced.Talk about how you have dealt with change in the past.Share your thoughts on the importance of change.Writing:Write an essay about the changes that you have witnessed in your lifetime.Write a story about a time when you had to deal with a major change.Write a letter to a friend or family member about how you are dealing with a change in your life.Project:Create a presentation about the changes that haveoccurred in your community over the past few years.Write a song or poem about change.Make a collage of images that represent the changes that you have experienced.Culture:China: The Chinese culture has a long history of embracing change. The Chinese people have a saying, "Change is the only constant."United States: The American culture is also open to change. The American people are always looking for new and better ways to do things.Assessment:Quiz: Multiple choice, true/false, and short answer questions on the vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension.Test: Essay questions on the speaking, writing, and project topics.Portfolio: A collection of your work from the unit, including your notes, essays, presentations, and projects.中文回答：词汇：改变。
中考俚语俗语高级单选30题
中考俚语俗语高级单选30题1.“Don't count your chickens before they hatch.” What does this idiom mean?A. Don't be too confident.B. Don't eat chicken before it hatches.C. Don't count things that haven't happened yet.D. Don't raise chickens.答案：C。
这句话的意思是“蛋未孵先数雏”，也就是不要对还没有发生的事情过于乐观或进行计数，选项 C 准确表达了这个意思。
选项 A 表述不准确；选项B 意思错误；选项D 与该俗语毫无关系。
2.“Actions speak louder than words.” What's the meaning of this idiom?A. Words are more important than actions.B. Actions are more important than words.C. Actions and words are equally important.D. Neither actions nor words are important.答案：B。
这个俗语的意思是“行动比言语更响亮”，即行动比言语更重要，选项 B 正确。
选项 A 与俗语意思相反；选项C 错误；选项D 也不符合。
3.“When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” What does it imply?A. Do what you want when in Rome.B. Do what the Romans did in the past.C. Follow the local customs when in a new place.D. Ignore the local customs.答案：C。
高考英语总复习Module4GreatScientists课件外研版必修4
Every building should have a fire escape. 每座建筑都应该有安全通道。
4. replace vt. 取代；以……代替；把……放回原处
Can anything replace a mother’s love? 什么东西能取代母爱呢？
All the people escaped from the burning building. 所有的人都从燃烧的大楼里逃了出来。
The child narrowly escaped drowning. 这个孩子差一点被淹死。
People go to the north to escape the hot summer. 人们去北方躲避炎热的夏天。
Thanks for all your support at this difficult time. 谢谢你们在这么困难的时刻所给予的一切帮助。 常用结构： support sb. in sth. 在某方面支持某人 support on靠……支持 in support后备的 in support of sb./sth.支持或支援某人/某事物
我愿意赞助你们的学校。
Thousands of tanks and trucks moved forward, supported by large
numbers of the planes. 数以千计的坦克车和卡车在很多飞机的配合下向前行驶。
She needs a high income to support such a large family. 她需要一份高收入来养活这么一大家子。
3. escape v.&n. 逃跑；逃脱；被遗忘；未被注意 常用结构： escape from (out of)从……逃走/逃脱 escape (doing) sth.逃避；免于（做)某事 a narrow escape 九死一生
英语谚语和来历
英语谚语和来历【篇一：英语谚语和来历】以下是英语中经常使用的短句，然而其中一些短句的出处却是出乎人们意料之外的。
这张列表的来源是the book of beginnings。
（绝版了）10、always a bridesmaid, never a bride总是伴娘，永远不是新娘。
这个短句是李斯德林漱口水的广告语！为了促进他们的产品，李斯德林的生产商在当时雇用了一些想要安定下来却一直被挂起的有个人经验的女孩。
1920年，广告第一次放映，它描述了一个场景解释了这些女孩为什么没有成功的可能的原因。
以下是广告的全部：可怜的艾德娜快要30岁了，她的很多女朋友要么已经结婚了要么快要喜结良缘了。
她也是多么希望步入婚姻的殿堂做新娘而不是伴娘啊！~ 然而，所有的浪漫与她总是迅速终结。
有一个原因。
大家都瞒着她，她有口臭，没有人会告诉她，即使是她最亲密的朋友也没有告诉她。
这个广告帮助工厂销售了百万瓶漱口水，并且这个新兴的英语也流传了下来。
9、bark up the wrong tree错怪了某人这句话要追溯到以打猎为主要运动的时代，这时的动物们被用来追踪、捕猎和取回猎物。
这个应用，尤其针对狗。
狗在当时被用来追踪浣熊，一般都在夜晚进行。
狗是被训练过的，可以在浣熊的藏身之树前大叫。
当然，狗也有犯错的时候，它可能对着错误的树大叫。
8、be on a good footing有一个良好的基础与其他人，尤其是和那些身处高位的人有良好的人际关系表明了你和他们“有良好的基础”。
对于这个短语是从哪来的，有两种说法。
有人说这句话可以追溯到早期学徒的实践。
这是一个传统，作为学徒工作的第一天，他要邀请他所有的同事喝饮料。
这个新学徒付账。
如果大家认为他是一个慷慨的东道主，他就会交到朋友。
他的朋友们永远也不会忘记他的盛情款待。
当回顾这花销了多少钱时，被说成是初学者得到了“良好的基础”。
第二个来历与一个早期的人类解剖学的怪异解释有关，尤其是一个人的足趾的长度。
Unit2单词详解人教版英语八年级下册
③[用单数]想法;看法:
i have a feeling that we can solve these little difficulties.我觉得我们能解
决这些小难题。
17.
satisfaction/ˌsætɪs'fækʃn/n.满足；满意
一般用作不可数名词。
to one's satisfaction让某人满意
➊签(名);签字:
Sign in when you come to the indoor climbing center.到达室内攀岩中心时要签到。
❷示意;以手势表示:
The teacher signed for / to me to enter.老师示意我进来。
sign up (for)报名参加(课程等);登记注册:
I will put up a notice about the meeting.我会贴一张会议通知。
vt&vi[通常不用于进行时]注意(到);察觉(到):
People were making fun of him but he didn't seem to notice.人们在取笑他,但他好像并没有注意到。
Take notice of...注意...留意... take no notice of别留意。
I shouted for help but they took no notice
②[C]布告(牌);通告;通知: a notice saying "Keep off the grass"一块写着“勿踏草坪”的公告牌
come in进来come on快点儿;加油
come true实现comeup走近;走上前来
英语口语速递;换新手机说成 change a new phone,如何表达
英语口语速递；换新手机说成 change a new phone，如何表达
change a new phone 错在哪儿？我们说“换个新手机”是要“新的换掉旧的”
表达“新旧两者的互换”change 后必须加名词复数（一新一旧可是两个哦）
例：
She's just changed jobs.
她刚换了工作。
（两份工作互换）
May I change rooms?
我可不可以换一个房间？
We changed seats in the interval.
中间休息时，我们交换了一下座位。
（两个座位互换）
所以想换新手机了正确说法是：I want to change phones.
change后面加名词单数又是表示什么呢？change my phone是什么意思Change+名词单数：在不换的基础上做改变。
例：
I want to change my car.
我想改变一下我的车子。
（改变车子的装饰外观）
I want to change my job.
我想改变一下我的工作。
（改变工作方式或内容）
所以I want to change my phone.我想给手机做点改变。
（换个壁纸、换个手机壳……）
一起看看关于change的其他英语表达~
change your tune
改变立场；转变态度；变卦。
英语俚语（AmericanIdioms）
英语俚语（AmericanIdioms）英语俚语(American Idioms)1、the apple of one's eye：掌上明珠，珍爱的人（或物）这里的apple是指瞳孔，是眼睛里最敏感最珍贵的部分。
这条成语来自《圣经. 诗篇》第十七篇第八节："求你保护我，如同保护眼中的瞳孔。
"（Keep me as the apple of the eye.）[例]The little girl is the apple of her parents' eye. 这个小女孩是她父母的掌上明珠。
2、bad egg: 坏蛋；流氓，骗子，二流子；没出息的人此语大约于上世纪中叶在美国出现，十年后传到英国。
在比喻上，"坏蛋"也可作为腐败的象征，因为坏蛋从外表看不出来，里面却已气味难闻。
[例] Trust him nothing; he is a bad egg. 别相信他，他是个坏蛋。
3、burn one's boats (bridges): 破釜沉舟，自断退路，有进无退这句成语源自某些军事家的行动。
相传古罗马恺撒等名将出征时，常烧毁船只，士兵们后退无路，只有勇往直前，战胜敌人。
[例] "That's done it" said Manby, tearing up the agreement. "Now we've burned our boats behind us and we've no option but to go forward with the project.""事已如此，"曼贝一边说，一边撕掉协议书，"现在我们已破釜沉舟，除按计划前进外，别无选择。
"4、castle in Spain (the air)空中楼阁，白日做梦来自法语chateauxen Espangne.为什么提到西班牙？可能因为西班牙一度被认为是个富于浪漫色彩的国家。
关于变化的英语谚语
关于变化的英语谚语1、A man does not seek his luck, luck seeks its man.好运是自己找上门来的。
2、A man has his hour, and a dog has his day.人有称心时，狗有得意日。
3、A man is as old as he feels.心老人就老。
4、A man is judged by his deeds, not by his words, —个人的为人，由行为判之，而非言谈。
5、A man may smile and smile and be villain.笑里藏奸。
(villain:坏人，坏蛋)6、A man may talk like a wise man and yet act like a fool, —个人可能说话像耳总明人，而行为像个大笨蛋。
7、A man that is warned is half-armed.心有警戒，已经做好一半的防备。
8、A small leak will sink a great ship,小漏洞会弄沉大轮船。
//千里之堤，溃于蚁穴。
9、A sow, when washed; returns to the muck,江山易改，秉性难移。
10、A woman' s mind and winter wind change oft.女人的心如同冬天的风，说变就变。
11、Accidents will happen.天有不测风云。
12、After dark a I I cats are leopards.天黑后，所有的猫都成了猎豹。
13、After we fry the fat, we see what is left.把油煎了，看看还剩下些什么。
14、All are brave when the enemy flies,,敌人逃窜时，人人都成了勇士。
15、All good things (must) come to an end,天下无不散之筵席。
成语翻译(chinese idiom translation)
成语翻译（chinese idiom translation）The comparison and translation of Chinese and English IdiomsRelease time: 2011-12-02 source: this year's graduates job application networkAbstract: idioms have the characteristics of conciseness, fluency and vividness. From the point of view, we should have these features in the translation of idioms, elected to the benefits of surface is not easy. Due to differences in background and metaphor. Many Chinese and English idioms have different meanings. If we pay attention to the literal comprehension of Chinese and English idioms, and ignore their cultural connotations, it will be easy to cause mistakes in comprehension and repetition. Therefore, in the translation of Chinese and English idioms, we should compare their culture and connotation, and consider translation methods such as literal translation, free translation, sleeve translation and mixed translation.Key words: idioms; comparison; translationChinese and English are two kinds of rich and colorful idioms, this is Chinese and English in the process of long-term use of language in the creation thoroughly tempered. Idioms have a vivid and beautiful syllable rhythm, coordination, concise, vivid expression of blind etc.. Some idioms mean obvious; some are full of implication, and the words are accidental, which can lead to abundant associations. An accurate and skillful use of idioms can enhance one's ability to express one's abilities, as well as one's level of use of a language. Therefore, idiomsare popular and widely used by people.Because of the different backgrounds of language and history in China and britain. Each has its own idioms, colors and features, which should be maintained as much as possible in translation. That is to say, in addition to faithfully expressing the meaning of the original idiom, the translator should try his best to keep the image of the original idiom, metaphor, rich associations, rhetorical effects, and its ethnic and local features. From the point of view of translation, it is one of the most difficult parts to translate idioms with these characteristics into the same beautiful foreign language.1. comparison of Chinese and English IdiomsIdioms are like mirrors. They reflect the characteristics of a nation or a culture. Some differences between Chinese and English idioms illustrate this point. It is slightly compared from three aspects.1.1, the difference of national cultureThe difference of national culture is often reflected by vocabulary. We are translating idioms. Not only pay attention to the meaning of the idiom itself (i.e. denotative meaning), should also be taken into account and the idiom meaning are closely linked to the cultural and historical factors, has the profound influence that the culture of a nation on the formation of idioms. Dog, for example, is considered a pet, and the British are interested in dogs. Many families have dogs andtreat it as a member of the family, resulting in some idioms related to dogs. Such as "Love me, love mydos" (Aiwujiwu); "a lueky dog" (lucky); "Every dog has hisDay" (everyone's day). And the dog is more derogatory color, often used to describe and analogy bad people, bad things. For example: "cornered" (A cor-nerad beast will do something desperate); "monstrous audacity" (mon-strons audacity); "henchman" (lackey);. The dog, dogs "(son-of a bitch);" the dog is never out of the ivory "(A filthy mouth can't utterdecent language).Another example: "Constant dropping wears the stone" and Constant dripping wears away a stone. In Chinese, often a Constant dripping wears away a stone. commendatory, good results. Used to extend the spirit of persistence and perseverance. In Chinese, however, this idiom is usually used to express negative results. As a couple often quarrel, it may ultimately lead to the breakdown of the feelings, because "Constant drop-ping wears the stone, the soft drops of rain piercethe hard mar-ble", then hard rock was not continuous invasion of dripping water, feelings will be constantly bickering and firmly push cross. So, the appropriate Chinese idiom is "Rome wasn't built in a day".1.2 differences in historical backgroundChina has been a great power since ancient times,Agriculture accounts for a large proportion, therefore, the idiom is a large portion of nongyan. For example: pull; firewood high flame; snow; demobilization; Kumufengchun; lead; spoil things by excessive enthusiasm; sesame lost watermelon.Britain is an island country, and the British like sailing. Therefore, a large number of idioms derive from the cause of navigation. For example: To know the ropes (know the secret within the To tide (ovor); To go with; pass) the stream; all at sea (drift) (no idea); plain sailing (To keepone's head above Everything is going smoothly.); Water (struggling for existence);Another example: "Beauty is the eye of the beholder" - - beauty in the eyes of the beholder. Xi Shi is the representative of beautiful women in chinese. In this idiom, the meaning of "out of beauty" is obvious, while the meaning of "lover" is lacking. It mainly refers to "beauty" from different people, emphasizing subjectivity. In Shakespeare's "the merchant of Venice" in the book, there is one expression reflects the meaning: "Love is blind". In this idiom, "love" contains the meaning of "lover", but there is no "beauty" or "Xi Shi". But it embodies the colors of a Western nation. It suggests that Cupid's arrow of love is blind, and that those who are in love are blind.1.3, the difference between Yu YuSimilar to the image of Chinese and English idioms, metaphors are often not the same, this is because they reflect the respective language features of different cultures.For example, Chinese often use idioms to "spring up" to describe the rapid development and emergence of a large number of things. English uses the word "just llke mushroom" to describe the same meaning. Bamboo is not native to Britain, and even the word"bamboo" is also introduced as an exotic word. Therefore, it is impossible for the British to compare bamboo shoots as an idiom."Empty vessels the most noise" (a bottle of half bottle, sloshing, daily life, Chinese commonly used "half a bucket of water, a" to refer to those not much knowledge, little knowledge of the people, so the corresponding to the expression of English idioms. But from the view will be aware of the meaning of the difference. Because "empty vessels" (Kong Tietong) refers to "ignarant, stupid people" (ignorant and stupid people), while "half a bottle of water" refers to a small amount of knowledge, a smattering of people. Of course, there is a similarity between the two, which refers to those who like to show off. A real intelligent, learned person would not."Jiaotusanku" and "It's a poor mouse that has only onehole", although the metaphor of different expression methods are not the same (a rabbit with a rat with Yu Yu; - from the front, one on the other hand), but the meaning is similar, refers to "for the sake of safety, we must find shelter". The English proverb leads to another idiom "like a rat in a hole" means "desperate escape", "is the Chinese equivalent, but not a rat in a hole" metaphor for turtle rabbit.2. translation methods of IdiomsModern translator Eugene A.Nida believes that translation is from semantics to stylistic equivalence and the most natural reproduction of the source in the most appropriate information in translation. The three principles of translation"faithfulness, expressiveness and elegance" put forward by Yan Fu, a translator, have pointed out the direction for translators and also put forward the requirements. Therefore Lin Yutang "translation of six chapters of a floating life" after a sigh and said "translation difficult," Mr. Lu Xun on translation also said "for the word, round the room all day. However, if we carefully study, she will find that one is rule-based, law. Here, the author will introduce some of the commonly used idioms in translation as follows.2.1 literal translationAn idiom with vivid and national characteristics. As long as it does not cause erroneous association or misunderstanding,In general, literal translation is used to retain the original image and color, which is of great significance to convey the style of the original text. Good literal translation is often a new creation and a new way of expression. As long as the meaning is clear and well read, it can be accepted by foreign readers. In the English version of "Mao Zedong anthology", the literal translation of many sub.(1) exploit, to make endless.""Kill" from "Lushih chunchiu", chairman of borrowing this idiom to illustrate that we must never adopt the Kuomintang style. This metaphor vividly reveals the Kuomintang's bad style. The more impressive. "Kill the goosethat lays golden eggs" in English idioms, and the meaning of "exploit" almost. However, the English version of the anthology of Mao Zedong is notadopted. "Draining a pond tocatch the fish all", both to maintain the original image, but also very clear, easy to understand."There is an old saying:" Chinese A faint heart never wine fair lady. "" From the "book of the later Han banchao biography". "How can one get tiger withoutentering the lair tiger's", although the English idiom "no venture", "no gain" means similar, but the image is much more vivid cubs. The comparison and translation of Chinese and English Idioms (2)Release time: 2011-12-02 source: this year's graduates job application network(2) "when the snipe and the clam grapple, the fisherman got the benefit."This idiom can translated as: If two parties fight, a third party willreap the advantage, also can be literally translated as: If a snipe and a clam arelocked in fight, it is only to the advantage of the fisherman, but is more vivid than free translation literal image. Moreover, snipe and clam are very common things. They are not the only ones in China. The translation will not cause any wrong associations.2.2 sets of usageIn the comparative study of Chinese and English idioms we found a part of idioms can be found in the meaning and usage of equivalents or basic equivalence in idiom, we can take a translation of the English translation of Chinese idioms inthis part of the way to deal with, in order to give the readers a vivid and cordial feeling. As for the translation of Chinese Idioms "impossible date" treatment. There is no "donkey" Hanzhoung twelve zodiac, belongs to the "horse" month is out of the question, so the so-called "impossible date" means the day does not exist. If we follow literal translation. Translate this idiom into "the yearof donkey and the moath of horse"". English readers are like clouds and mist, but they can not be understood. In fact, the "at (on) the Greek cal-ands" in English is equivalent to the Chinese language. "Calends" is the ancient Romans on the first day of the month of the call, but in Greece has no marked "calends" this concept, so, if put things off until the "at (on) the Greek calends", that is to be towed to the "impossible date", don't ever expect to achieve.In the use of English idioms, we must pay attention to the respective characteristics of the two idioms, and avoid contradictions with the original context in times, places, conditions, habits, colors and so on. Examples are as follows:(1) now rushing to hide the material also hide behind, may have to make a quick change...... (Cao Xueqin, a dream of Red Mansions)Well, it's, too, late, hide, now, I, must, try, to, avoid, suspi-cion, to, by, throwing,, them, off, the, seent......The idiom "jinchantuoqiao" borrowed "to throw (put) somebody off thescent", the image is different, but similar meanings, contain "for escape" in italy.(2) I didn't expect him to turn a deaf ear to his comrades' criticisms.I, dldn't, expect, him, to, turn, a, deaf, ear,, to, the, comrades'crit-icism.Turn a deaf ear to",这里借用英语同意习语 "two turn a deaf earto" 来表达, 也很妥贴.有的英语习语和汉语同意习语在内容和形式上都相符合, 双方不但有相同的意义和修辞色彩, 并且有相同的或大体相同的形象比喻.在英译汉时我们如遇到这种情况, 不妨直截了当地套用汉语同义习语.例如: "two praise two theskies" (捧上天去); "two add fuel to the fire" (火上加油); "adrop in the ocean" (沧海一粟); "sixes and sevens" (乱七八糟).2.3 意译法我们知道成语和一般词汇不同, 有它独特的结构和表现形式, 很多时候直译或借用外国成语都难以达意, 此时就只能意译.这种例子在《毛泽东选集》荚译本里也是很多的.例如:"几十年来, 很多留学生都犯过这种毛病.他们从欧美日本回来, 只知生吞活剥地谈外国.""生吞活剥" 地谈外国, 这话很形象, 但如直译为 "theytalk about the foreign things they have swallowed raw and whole (见1960年版单行本)" 显然过于夸张, 好象留学生都是生番野人似的.1962年版单行本译文改为 "they call only parrotthings foreign", 意思就清楚了.英译汉时也同样如此.如果不可能用直译法保留英语成语的表达形式, 并且在汉语中也找不到合适的同义习语可供套用.就得用意译法配合上下文把英语成语的含义表达出来.例如: "two rain catsand dogs" (倾盆大雨); "have a beeinone's bonnet" (胡思乱想); "hit the nail on the head" (说得中肯.击中要害); "break the ice" (打破沉默).2.4 直译和意译兼用法在采用直译以保留原文比喻形象的同时, 又兼用意译, 有时略作适当补充, 可以使译文能更加清晰地传达原文含义.例如:(1) "怨声载道"voices of discontent are heard everywhere,"怨声" 可直译为 'voices of discontent ", 但" 载道 "却不能直译为" fill the road ", 只能意译为" everywhere ".(2) 她一个单身人, 无亲无故 (曹禺《雷雨》.......but this girs mei all city on and far from home, without asingle relatlve or friend to help here."无亲无故" 译为 "without a single relative or friend", 同时补充上 "two help here," 点出含义, 使全句述意完整.(3) 王冕一路风餐露宿, 九十里大站, 七十里小站, 一径来到山东济南府地方. (吴敬梓《儒林外史》)braving the wind and dew, wang my travelled day afterday past large pasting stations and small, till he came to the cityof jinan.汉语成语 "风餐露宿" 中的 "风" 和 "露" 分别直译为 "wind" 和"dew", 而 "餐" 和 "宿" 则不能直译, 只好根据其含义意译为"braving".3.结语英汉成语互译时较大的困难是保存原文的形象特点, 因此要考虑多种译法: 保存形象的直译、或舍弃形象只求传达原文基本含义的意译、或借用中的同义成语的套译、或混合译法.一条成语不止一种译法,We can find the most suitable translation according to the specific situation。
识别变化的重要性英语作文
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