翻譯的靈活性

1、翻譯的靈活性12句子結(jié)構(gòu)句子結(jié)構(gòu) 你來(lái)，我就走。 If you come, Ill go. When you come, Ill go. 趁熱打鐵 Strike while the iron is hot3 他行進(jìn)速度之快,令人驚訝。 a. He moved astonishingly fast. b. He moved with astonishing rapidity. c. His movements were astonishingly rapid. d. His rapid movements astonished us. e. His movements astonished us

2、 by their rapidity.4 A man was killed by a bus on Nanjing Road yesterday evening. 昨晚南京路上一個(gè)人被汽車(chē)壓死了。 南京路上昨晚汽車(chē)壓死了一個(gè)人。 汽車(chē)昨晚在南京路上壓死了一個(gè)人。 一個(gè)人昨晚在南京路上被汽車(chē)壓死了。 南京路上昨晚一個(gè)人被汽車(chē)壓死了。 昨晚汽車(chē)在南京路壓死了一個(gè)人。5語(yǔ)境語(yǔ)境1)good contract2)good debt3)good eggs4)good eyesight5)good joke6)good manners7)good match8)good looks1）有效的合同2）有把握

3、收回的債3）新鮮的雞蛋4）正常的視力5）有趣的笑話6）得體的舉止7）佳偶、勁敵8）美貌6 你現(xiàn)在是副經(jīng)理吧你現(xiàn)在是副經(jīng)理吧? (l) You are a deputy manager, arent you? 問(wèn)話人知道他是副經(jīng)理，但不敢肯定。 (2) Dont you know you are still a deputy manager? 他是副經(jīng)理，口氣卻比經(jīng)理還大，問(wèn)話人這樣問(wèn)是提醒他擺正位置。7 (3) As you are so capable, are you still a deputy manager now? 副經(jīng)理能力很強(qiáng)，獨(dú)擋一面，問(wèn)話人為他是副經(jīng)理而抱不平。 (4) A

4、re you a deputy manager? No wonder you cant make a decision. 副經(jīng)理凡事做不了主，問(wèn)話人表示理解，故意這樣問(wèn)他。8 1.I stayed till noon, when I went home. 我一直呆到中午，然后就回家了。 2.When that man says “To tell the truth”, I suspect that hes about to tell a lie. 每當(dāng)那人開(kāi)口一句“老實(shí)說(shuō)”，我就懷疑他要撒謊。 3.How can I convince him when he wont listen? 他連聽(tīng)都

5、聽(tīng)不進(jìn)，我又怎么能說(shuō)服他呢？when9 4.He usually walks when he might ride. 雖然有車(chē)可乘，他通常總是步行。 5.They had only three transistors when they needed five. 他們需要5只晶體管，可是只有3只。 6.How could you do it when you knew that this might damage the apparatus？ 既然你知道這樣會(huì)損壞儀器，怎么還這樣干？10風(fēng)格11天凈沙 秋思 枯藤老樹(shù)昏鴉，小橋流水人家。古道西風(fēng)瘦馬，夕陽(yáng)西下，斷腸人在天涯.Dry vine，o

6、ld tree，crows at dusk，Low bridge，stream running，cottages，Ancient road，west wind，lean nag，The sun westeringand one with breaking heart at the skys edge(Cyril Birch)12 Crows hovering over rugged old trees wreathed with rotten vinethe day is about done. Yonder is a tiny bridge over a sparkling stream,

7、and on the far bank, a pretty little village. But the traveler has to go on down this ancient road, the west wind moaning, his bony horse groaning, trudging towards the sinking sun, father and father away from home.（翁顯良）13 At dusk over old trees wreathed with withered vine fly crows; Neath tiny bridge beside a cot a clear stream flows; On ancient road