[外语类试卷]口译三级实务(综合)模拟试卷14及答案与解析.doc
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1、口译三级实务(综合)模拟试卷 14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 Our goal is to create a transportation service that offers customers a competitive advantage a service so superior that customers think that a premium price is reasonable. 2 To avoid negative impact to the business, it is very important that all enquiries must be referred to the General Manage
3、r. 3 We have some quality control problems. The complaint rate for our new product line is high, almost eight percent. 4 Customers can click onto our website and order a car, send us shipping instructions, ensure that we pick up their delivery as scheduled, track the shipment to its destination, rec
4、eive an invoice, clarify any questions, and pay the bill. 5 Although the policy considers local housing costs, it doesnt compensate for higher housing costs through a special payment. 6 The company compares net salaries in both the old and new country by subtracting the major costs, such as taxes an
5、d housing, from gross pay. 7 The company transfers about 600 people a year across national borders. Although most of these transferees are on one- to two-year assignments, up to 25 percent are on indefinite assignments. 8 Lets be pro-active with the customers who bought those sub-quality products. S
6、end them a discount coupon for their next store purchase. And lets touch bases with our other recent customers to make sure that theyre satisfied with our customer policies. 9 Fuji-Xerox is one of the most enduring and reportedly successful alliances between two companies from different countries. E
7、stablished in 1962, today Fuji-Xerox is structured as a 50/50 joint venture between the Xerox Group, the US maker of photocopiers, and Fuji Photo Film, Japans largest manufacturer of film products. With sales of close to $10 billion, Fuji-Xerox provides Xerox with over 20 percent of its worldwide re
8、venues. A prime motivation to establish the joint venture was the Japanese governments refusal in the early 1960s to allow foreign companies to set up wholly owned subsidiaries in Japan. The joint venture was conceived as a marketing organization to sell xerographic products that would be manufactur
9、ed by Fuji Photo under licence from Xerox. 10 As elsewhere, Castrol has adopted a premium pricing strategy in Vietnam, which is consistent with the companys attempt to build a global brand image of high quality. Castrol oil costs about $ 1. 5 per litre in Vietnam, about three times as much as the pr
10、ice of cheaper oil imported from Thailand. Despite the high price of its product, Castrol claims it is gaining share in Vietnam as its branding strategy wins converts. Castrol has had to tailor its distribution strategy to Vietnams unique conditions. In most countries where it operates, Castrol divi
11、des the country into regions and has a single distributor in each region. 11 Ladies and gentlemen, To talk about the importance and effectiveness of the global human resource management, I would like to take Coca-Cola Company as a quintessence. The Coca-cola Company is one of the most successful mul
12、tinational enterprises. With operations in close to 200 countries and nearly 80 percent of its operating income derived from business outside the Unites States, Coca-Cola is typically perceived as the quintessential global corporation. Coca-Cola, however, likes to think of itself as a “multi-local“
13、company that just happens to be headquartered in Atlanta but could be headquartered anywhere and that presents the Coca-Cola brand with a “local face“ in every country where it does business. The philosophy is best summarized by the phrase “ think globally, act locally,“ which captures the essence o
14、f Coca-Cola s cross-boarder management mentality. Coca-Cola grants national businesses the freedom to conduct operations in a manner appropriate to the market. At the same time, the company tries to establish a common mind-set that all its employees share. Coca-Cola manages its global operations thr
15、ough 25 operating divisions that are organized under six regional groups: North America, the European Union, the Pacific Region, the east Europe/Middle East Group, Africa, and Latin America. The corporate human resource management (HRM) function is charged with providing the glue that binds these va
16、rious divisions and groups into the Coca-Cola family. The corporate HRM function achieves this in two main ways: (1) by propagating a common human resources philosophy within the company, and (2) by developing a group of internationally minded mid-level executives for future senior management respon
17、sibility. The corporate HRM group sees its mission as one of developing and providing the underlying philosophy around which local businesses can develop their own human resource practices. For example, rather than have a standard salary policy for all its national operations, Coca-Cola has a common
18、 salary philosophy the total compensation package should be competitive with the best companies in the local market. Twice a year the corporate HRM group also conducts a two-week HRM orientation session for the human resource staff from each of its 25 operating divisions. These sessions give an over
19、view of the companys HRM philosophy and talk about how local businesses can translate that philosophy into human resource policies. As much as possible, Coca-Cola tries to staff its operations with local personnel. To quote one senior executive: “We strive to have a limited number of international p
20、eople in the field because generally local people are better equipped to do business at their home locations. “ However, expatriates are needed in the system for two main reasons. One is to fill a need for a specific set of skills that might not exist at a particular location. The second reason for
21、using an expatriate is to improve the employees own skill base. Coca-Cola believes that because it is a global company, senior managers should have had international exposure. The corporate HRM group has about 500 high-level managers involved in its “ global service program. “ Coca-Cola characterize
22、s these managers as people who have knowledge of their particular field, plus knowledge of the company, and who can do two things in an international location add value by the expertise they bring to each assignment and enhance their contribution to the company by having international experience. Of
23、 the 500 participants in the program, about 200 move each year. To ease the costs of transfer for these employees, Coca-Cola gives those in its global service program a US-based compensation package. They are paid according to US benchmarks, as opposed to the benchmark prevailing in the country in w
24、hich they are located. An ultimate goal of this program is to build a cadre of internationally minded high-level managers from which the future senior managers of Coca-Cola will be drawn. The above is my observation of Coca-Colas HRM. Thank you for your attention. 二、 “PART 3 Chinese-English Translat
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