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21.原文:Pollution is a live issue.译文:污染是个生活问题。改译: ()22.原文:Many Americans believe that competition is as important,or even more important,than democracy in preserving freedom.译文:许多美国人认为,竞争与民主同样重耍,在保护自由方面甚至比民主还重要。改译:()23.原文:The European Commission announced that a total of 15EU states, plus Switzerland and Hong Kong, are now known to have received egg products contaminated by an insecticide.译文:欧盟委员会宣布,现在共有15个欧盟国家以及瑞士和中国香港被知道进口了受杀虫剂污染的鸡蛋产品。改译:()24.原文:But does this have anything to do with global warming, and are human emissions to blame?译文:但这与全球气候变暖有关吗?人类的碳排放该指责谁呢?改译:()25.原文:It seems that wherever maples grow, there is a tradition to honor them.译文:似乎无论枫树生长在哪里,都有歌颂它的传统。改译:()
21.原文:Pollution is a live issue.译文:污染是个生活问题。改译: ()22.原文:Many Americans believe that competition is as important,or even more important,than democracy in preserving freedom.译文:许多美国人认为,竞争与民主同样重耍,在保护自由方面甚至比民主还重要。改译:()23.原文:The European Commission announced that a total of 15EU states, plus Switzerland and Hong Kong, are now known to have received egg products contaminated by aninsecticide.译文:欧盟委员会宣布,现在共有15个欧盟国家以及瑞士和中国香港被知道进口了受杀虫剂污染的鸡蛋产品。改译:()24.原文:But does this have anything to do with global warming, and are human emissions to blame?译文:但这与全球气候变暖有关吗?人类的碳排放该指责谁呢?改译:()25.原文:It seems that wherever maples grow, there is a tradition to honor them.译文:似乎无论枫树生长在哪里,都有歌颂它的传统。改译:()
31.Over the library of one of our great law schools is inscribed the motto, "Not under manbut under God and law."That's the ruling principle of American freedom, the source ofour democratic liberties.I've tried to make it my guide throughout this contest.
32. As more countries recognize the importance of higher education and are willing toinvest more resources in it, competition for talents in college education has becomeincreasingly vigorous,To maintain its edge, this university made every endeavor tofoster a multicultural and innovative learning environment with emphasis onoverseas exposure and entrepreneurship.
The westward movement of the ancient Silk Road evolved over many centuries since theHan Dynasty. Afterward, it reached its peak during the Tang Dynasty with the increasedexchange of goods and knowledge. The latter was gradually developed in search of bothreligious and spiritual knowledge by sending imperial missions and cultural exchangesbetween China and India, the Middle East, and WesternAsia through the Silk Road.Spiritual-seeking monks in Buddhist, Confucian, and Daoist traditions were enriched in theirown traditions and religious knowledge with their mutual encounters among themselves.Traveling merchants became benefactors (施主) of the temples of worship by sharing theirwealth and then attaining merits and blessings from monks and divine force. Thus, the vibrantChinese civilization was further augmented by interacting with distant Babylonian, Egyptian,Indian, and Persian civilizations.