[外语类试卷]口译三级实务(综合)模拟试卷11及答案与解析.doc
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1、口译三级实务(综合)模拟试卷 11及答案与解析 一、 PART 2 English-Chinese Translation (40 points, 10 minutes) Interpret the following passages from English into Chinese. Start interpreting at the signal and stop it at the signal. You may take notes while you are listening. You will hear the passages only ONCE. Now lets beg
2、in. 1 Hong Kong remains a city that bridges East and West and looks outward in all directions. 2 In Hongkong companies compete on the merits, and economic opportunity is palpable and real for millions of people. 3 American and foreign firms in Hong Kong are finding opportunities for cross-border ser
3、vices, education and trade. 4 It also welcomes Chinas rise, not just because of the economic and social benefits it has brought to Chinas people and the region, but also because it deepens and strengthens the entire international system. 5 In 1972, when bilateral trade was worth only AUD 100 million
4、, it must have seemed unimaginable to think that in forty years time our trade would exceed AUD 120 billion. 6 I am pleased to see Australias major mining companies source mining, processing and infrastructure equipment from China. The market is worth many billions of AUD in total, and is growing st
5、rongly. 7 We could never have achieved this without the great ingenuity and technical proficiency of our mining technology and services industry. 8 Australia approved more than AUD 80 billion in Chinese investment, including in businesses and real estate. 9 I think the existing companies usually enc
6、ourage the so-called “proven way“ , something that has worked before, instead of innovation. Something that has not been tried, something that has not been found to work before is considered to be too risky. Most companies would not even do it. So that is the kind of corporate culture we have in Asi
7、a. How could you build and breed risk takers from this corporate culture? You also need to talk about societal culture, which matters a lot. A person that takes a risk in starting a completely new business and then fails, what happens to him? In Asia, he is a marked man. I have seen examples of that
8、 its very real. 10 American investment in China, when compared with other developing areas in East and Southeast Asia, has reached a high level at a relatively fast growth rate. By the end of last year, the stock of American direct investment in Asian-Pacific developing areas was as follows: Indones
9、ia ranked first with USD 4. 31 billion, Hong Kong second with USD 3. 58 billion, Singapore third with USD 2.29 billion, Malaysia fourth with USD 1.07 billion, Thailand fifth with USD 1.05 billion, and South Korea sixth with USD 0. 7 billion. By the end of last year, American direct investment in mai
10、nland China totaled USD 1.25 billion. This amount was less than that in Singapore, but higher than that in Malaysia. 11 Thank you for that introduction. Good morning everyone. Id like to thank the U. S. Trade and Development Agency and the Civil Aviation Administration of China, for sponsoring this
11、Summit. I extend a warm welcome to our Chinese guests. I am an economist by training, and as an economist, I am obviously deeply interested in issues of international trade and competitiveness, the same issues that are at the center of this event. However, it doesnt take an economist to understand t
12、he three main reasons were all here today. First, China is one of the fastest growing air transportation markets in the world. Second, American aviation companies are among the most innovative and productive companies in the entire U. S. manufacturing sector. They offer world-class products and serv
13、ices that can help China meet its aerospace goals. And third, the U. S. government is absolutely committed to helping American businesses gain broader access to the Chinese market creating win-win scenarios for our nations. Ultimately, our success helping China meet its aerospace goals will mean mor
14、e jobs here at home. And it is job creation that so many of us in this Administration are focused on day in and day out and why President Obama released his American Jobs Act just a few weeks ago. This bi-partisan plan, which we hope Congress passes without delay, would provide a significant new tax
15、 cut for small businesses and that describes thousands of firms that supply aerospace manufacturers, including foreign companies. It will cut the payroll tax in half on the first $ 5 million of wages paid by a company. And it provides a 100 percent payroll tax holiday on any new hiring or increased
16、wages paid to existing employees. Additionally, the Jobs Act extends the 100 percent expensing for capital expenditures into 2012, continuing an historic incentive for new capital investments. The legislation would also empower states with new flexibility to allow out-of-work Americans to continue r
17、eceiving unemployment benefits while they apprentice or take internships that will help them get the on-the-job training they need to learn the skills high-tech industries like yours are looking for. We believe these measures and others in the Jobs Act can help give the private sector and American f
18、amilies a boost. It will create jobs at least 1. 5 million according to independent experts and help rebuild critical road, railway and airport projects that are the very backbone of Commerce. It will help kickstart the virtuous cycle: Americans will have a little more money in their pockets every m
19、onth, and that will fuel demand that leads to new jobs. And new jobs mean stronger income growth, spurring more demand, and on it goes. Our economy needs this type of help today, which means that the American Jobs Act needs to be passed today so that American businesses can benefit immediately. Duri
20、ng the past decade, profligate government spending, tax cuts for the wealthy, two wars and the recession turned a record surplus into a yawning deficit. The plan the President proposed last week puts us back on a path of fiscal responsibility. It includes measures that ask those that have done well
21、in this economy to contribute to deficit reduction and spending cuts to a host of federal programs, ranging from farm subsidies to government civil service pensions. This balanced approach to deficit reduction spreads the responsibility for meeting this shared challenge. Of course, amid all the talk
22、 of what we must do to improve the American economy, its important to remember whats gone right. That story starts with the more than 2. 4 million jobs that have been created in the last 18 months. And our success at selling more of what we make to the 95 percent of consumers who live outside our bo
23、rders. U. S. exports have been a key driver of Americas economic recovery. In 2010, U. S. exports of goods and services totaled $ 1.84 trillion, an increase of nearly 17 percent over 2009 levels. The aerospace industry accounted for nearly $ 78 billion of this total, and we thank you. Exports have b
24、een growing at a strong pace overall in the first seven months of this year, up 16 percent over the same period last year. Importantly, exports support millions of American jobs, and these are good jobs. In the aerospace industry, for example, workers earn 47 percent more than manufacturing workers
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