长镜头 ong lens n(cf.zoom急速上升lns) 方便面* convenient noodles (cf instant noodles) 牛仔裤* cowboy trousers (cf jeans) 不冻港* non-freezing port (cf ice-free port) 隐形眼镜* nvisible glasses (cf contact lenses)
长镜头*long lens (cf. zoom急速上升lens) 方便面*convenient noodles (cf. instant noodles) 牛仔裤*cowboy trousers (cf. jeans) 不冻港*non-freezing port (cf. ice-free port) 隐形眼镜*invisible glasses (cf. contact lenses)
课堂测验* classroom exam (cf pop-quiz 流动资金* circulating fund (cf. working capital) 拳头产品* fist product (cf knockout product(outstandingly impressive product) 新闻自由* freedom of news (cf. freedom of press) 买一赠一* Buy one, present one (cf. Buy one, get one free
课堂测验*classroom exam (cf.pop-quiz) 流动资金*circulating fund (cf. working capital) 拳头产品*fist product (cf. knockout product)(outstandingly impressive product) 新闻自由*freedom of news (cf. freedom of press) 买一赠一* Buy one, present one. (cf. Buy one, get one free.)
(2) Chinglish Sentences a.那位科学家已经年迈,但身体健康。 The scientist is growing old, but his body is health The scientist is growing old, but he is healthy
(2) Chinglish Sentences a. 那位科学家已经年迈，但身体健康。 *The scientist is growing old, but his body is healthy. The scientist is growing old, but he is healthy
(Instead of"his body is healthy", the natural English expression for身体健康 “ he is healthy", “ He is in good health"or “ His health is good. It is noteworthy that the word"body" has several meanings in English and one of them is“ dead body".)
(Instead of “his body is healthy” , the natural English expression for 身体健康 is “ he is healthy”, “He is in good health” or “His health is good.” It is noteworthy that the word “body” has several meanings in English and one of them is “dead body”.)
nb.今天早晨我发生一件怪事。 I happened a strange thing in this morning A strange thing happened to me this morning. ( As far as the expression发生某事is concerned, while something serves as the English subject, the Chinese sentence finds its subject in somebody
b.今天早晨我发生一件怪事。 * I happened a strange thing in this morning. A strange thing happened to me this morning. (As far as the expression 发生某事 is concerned, while something serves as the English subject, the Chinese sentence finds its subject in somebody.)