經(jīng)貿(mào)翻譯課件1 (1)

1、第一章第一章 翻譯的基本知識(shí)翻譯的基本知識(shí) I. The definition of translation : II. Methods of translation: III. Standards of translation: I. The Definition of Translation : A. Eugene Nida : 翻譯即是翻譯意義。（Translation means translating meaning.） B.將一種語(yǔ)言或一套語(yǔ)言符號(hào)所表達(dá)的內(nèi)容用另一種語(yǔ)言或語(yǔ)言符號(hào)進(jìn)行轉(zhuǎn)換的行為或過(guò)程。 From these definition, we know： (1) tra

2、nslation is an action or a process; (2) its related to two different languages or language signs; (3) the result of translation is that one language is replaced by another language; (4) translation means that its the content but form of one language that is replaced by another language. II. Methods

3、of translation: A: Aims: To convey fully the meaning or information of the original text/ source language to the readers. B: Types: (1) intracultural translation 文化內(nèi)翻譯 intralingual translation 語(yǔ)言內(nèi)翻譯 (2) intercultural translation 跨文化 interlingual translation.跨語(yǔ)言翻譯 C: Methods : literal translation 直譯

4、free translation 意譯 III. Standards of Translation: 1. 信、達(dá)、雅 ( 嚴(yán)復(fù) ) faithfulness, expressiveness, elegance 2. “翻譯標(biāo)準(zhǔn)不宜苛求全面統(tǒng)一， 應(yīng)視不同文體而定；若用信達(dá)雅來(lái)衡量，則應(yīng)有區(qū)別地有所側(cè)重。 ” (王永泰 2002 ) Literal form/ style can be divided into two types: literatural or non-literatural style.（文藝性/非文藝性） 。 Examples : 1. I gave my youth t

5、o the sea and I came home and gave my wife my old age. 2. Payment will be made by 100% confirmed, irrevocable Letter of Credit available by sight draft. 第二章 商務(wù)英語(yǔ)和商務(wù)英語(yǔ)翻譯 Business activities include introducing the advanced technology; international trade; attracting the foreign trader/merchant and in

6、troducing their capital funds; international contract; international finance; foreign insurance; world traveling; overseas investment; international transport; so we say the English we use in the activities mentioned above are called Business English. Garfield compares this process to his work as ac

7、omputer scientist at NASA.“The Apollo II moon launchwas slightly off-course 90 percent of the time,” saysGarfield. “But a successful landing was still likely becausewe knew the exact coordinates of our goal. This allowedus to make adjustments as necessary.” Knowing wherewe want to go helps us judge

8、the importance of every taskwe undertake.Too often we believe what accounts forothers success is some special secret or alucky break (機(jī)遇).But rarely is success somysterious. Again and again, we see that bydoing little things within our grasp well, largerewards follow .26.According to the passage, so

9、me job applicants wererejected .A) because of their carelessness as shown in theirfailure to present a clean copy of a resumeB) because of their inadequate education as shown intheir poor spelling in writing a resumeC) because they failed to give a detailed description oftheir background in their ap

10、plicationsD) because they eliminated their names from theapplicants list themselves27.The word “ perfectionists” (Line1,para.3) refers tothose who (A) demand others to get everything absolutelyright(B) know how to adjust their goals according tothe circumstances(C) pay too much attention to details

11、only to losetheir major objectives(D)are capable of achieving perfect results inwhatever they do28.Which of the following is the author s advice to thereader?(A) Although too much attention to details may becostly, they should not be overlooked.(B) Don t forget details when drawing pictures .(C) Be

12、aware of the importance of a task beforeundertaking it .(D) Careless applicants are not to be trusted.29.The example of the Apollo II moon launch is give toillustrate that . A)minor mistakes can be ignored in achieving majorobjectives B)failure is the mother of success C)adjustments are the key to the successful completion ofany workD)keeping one s goal in mind helps in deci