英语翻译基础(英汉互译)-试卷29

英语翻译基础（英汉互译）-试卷29

(总分：12.00，做题时间：90分钟)

一、英汉互译(总题数：6，分数：12.00)

1.汉译英（分数：

2.00）

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2.科学家与环保人士担心全球变暖的问题。使用化石燃料(如石油、煤)或大面积砍伐森林，是地球大气“温室气体”不断增加的两大因素。这些气体所吸收的热能越来越多，最终将改变天气型态、造成海平面与海洋温度的上升，以及形成有害于植物、野生动物和人类栖息地的气候反常。虽然科学界对全球变暖的影响程度尚有歧见，但若人类对温室效应造成的危险置之不理，无异于玩火自焚。为避免温室效应加剧，从个人角度来看我们可以做的就是降低对化石燃料的依赖、减少用电，并采取最不耗损自然资源的生活方式。在政府这个层面，世界大部份的工业化国家，已在一九九七年所签定的京都议定书中，宣誓将做到气体排放减量。

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__________________________________________________________________________________________ 正确答案：(正确答案： Scientists and environmentalists are concerned about global warming. The use of fossil fuels such as petroleum and coal and the deforestation of large areas are the two major factors behind rising levels of "greenhouse gases" in the Earth" s atmosphere. As these gases retain more and more heat energy, the eventual results will be altered weather patterns, an increase in sea levels and o-cean temperatures, and disruptive climate changes that affect the habitats of plants, wildlife and humans. Although there is disagreement within the scientific community about the extent of global warming , humans would be playing with fire if we were to ignore the danger it poses . As individuals, we can reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, use less electricity and adopt lifestyles that minimize the use of natural resources. On the governmental level, most of the world" s industrialized nations have pledged to cut gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol in 1997.)

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3.城市中的绿洲走在人声鼎沸、高楼耸立的城市里，大楼帷幕玻璃在阳光里闪闪发亮。这些巨大的建筑物曾经是进步与繁荣的象征，不过在环保人士的眼里可不是如此。建筑物的玻璃窗会吸收大量的能量，进而增加室内的温度，也带来了高额的电费。随着世界各国对节约能源投以越来越多的关注，建筑师也渐渐地将环保理念融人设计中。广泛使用集热的太阳能板，也被视为“绿色建筑”的下一拨大事。太阳能板可收集太阳生成的热能，以提供灯具或其他家用电器的电力。在大家对化石燃料是否有耗尽的一天仍然争论不休之际，风力和热力也被认为是很好的替代能源。

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__________________________________________________________________________________________ 正确答案：(正确答案： An Oasis in the City Walking down the buzzing streets of a big city, with a wall of skyscrapers towering over you, their all-glass facades seem to shimmer under the sun. These mammoth structures, which were once a symbol of progress and prosperity, is no longer—at least in the eyes of environmentally conscious people. The buildings" glazed windows absorb a tremendous amount of energy, and tend to significantly raise the mercury of the interiors. That translates into a fat electricity bill. With growing concern about energy conservation the world over, more and more architects have tried to incorporate environmentalism into their designs. The use of solar panels, which collect the sun" s energy to power lights and other electrical appliances , has been widely touted as the next big thing in green buildings. As the debate over the potential exhaustion of fossil fuels rages on, wind and thermal power are also considered good alternatives.)

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