新编英语教程6练习册翻译 高英6

4. He tried to rationalize his refusal to take the advice.
5. His words incurred our displeasure.
6. It is virtually impossible for us to finish the work within such a short time.
Unit 8 Appetite
Workbook,p115.III.Translation
1. We are opposed to an insatiable lust for power.
2. Some of our notions are changing imperceptibly.
7. The fragments of walls are vestiges of the Norman Conquest.
8. He smoked and drank a lot, to the detriment of his health.
9. You’d better cut your interminable speech short.
1. I assume from your remarks that you are going to quit your job.
2. We should try to distinguish between truth and falsehood.
3. He is always wary of giving offence.
7. He ruminated over the likely consequences of the operation.
8. The newspaper business in the region is flourishing.
9. It takes assiduous efforts to acquire a good command of English.
5. They switched the conversation to a lighter topic.
6. You are supposed to eliminate slang words from the essay.
7. Efforts were intended to generate interest in the new software.
新编英语教程6练习册翻译 高英6.txt两个男人追一个女人 用情浅的会先放弃。两个女人追一个男人 用情深的会先放弃。╰︶￣—你的话，我连标点符号都不信男女授受不亲，中国哪来13亿人口。Unit 2 The Fine Art of Putting Things Off
Workbook,p21.III.Translation
1. Franklin exhorted readers to be diligent and thrifty in his Autobiography.
2. Who can attest to the genuineness of the signature?
3. He is dubbed “Tiny” because he looks so small for his age.
2. I affirmed that the accused was innocent.
3. The defenses there seemed impregnable.
4. War is accompanied by destruction.
5. He remained secluded in his farmhouse.
6. The superstition used to be prevalent in that region.
7. Some people cherish friendship more than anything else.
8. They have got adequate food for the journey.
2. You should apply for a post you are suited for.
3. Feeling tired of the busy life in the city, he craves for peace and quiet in the
countryside.
4. He was immersed in Shakespeare’s sonnets.
8. He gave a mediocre performance in academic studies.
9. He derives great satisfaction from painting.
Unit 7 Beauty
Workbook,p99.III.Translation
3. I began to take literature in my teens.
4. The bedroom has been converted into a study.
5. The mistake has plagued him for many years.
6. Shanghai ranks as one of the largest cities in the world.
2. I deplored his lack of good manners.
3. His efforts to get the position were futile.
4. He glowed with pride when he described his adventures on the sea.
6. Indulgence in pleasure will ruin your career as a lawyer.
7. We pay homage to the traditional virtues.
8. I consider our duty sacred.
9. Some revolutionists saw the impotence of the government.
9. What he says is not consistent with what he does.
Unit 6 Dull Work
Workbook,p82.III.Translation
1. What should we do on the assumption that it is true?
7. The incessant noise from the construction site kept us awake all night.
8. She felt depressed at the prospect of having to live on her own.
9. They have decided to mollify the contract.
3. Unnecessary spendings diminished our savings.
4. It was a deliberate insult, so I trembled with rage.
5. To the romantic poets, freedom is supreme.
Unit 3 Walls and Barriers
Workbook,p36.III.Translation
1. There is e is guilty./There is no tangible evidence of his guilt.
Unit 9 A Red Light for Scofflaws
Workbook,p130.III.Translation
1. He can’t even afford to rent a house, let alone buy one.
2. The editor is not entitled to take liberties with the text of a literary work.
8. The film has a great impact on the young people.
9. The little girl’s immaculate behavior in the film left a favorable impression
on us.
4. As a judge, you should not make arbitrary decisions.
5. He is an artist of international prestige.
6. He attributed his success to several factors.
Unit 11 On Consigning Manuscripts to Floppy Discs and Archives to Oblivion
Workbook,p161.III.Translation
1. The cuckoo announces the advent of spring.
5. This matter is too trivial to feel upset about.
6. The commencement was a momentous occasion for all of us.
7. A very heavy teaching load exhausted them.