In fact, I had stopped by to visit,but I was no longer feeling up to it and was looking for a fast exit . It seemed that the invitation he had extended in class ,‖ Drop by my office for a visit anytime . My door is always open . ‖ was just a(n) empty gesture probably required by the school. I reach inside my bag and pulled out my English language textbook. I figured I can ask him a quick question rather than try to have a meaningful conversation. 事实上,我顺道去拜访,但是我不再感觉它,正在寻找一个快速退出。情况似乎是这样的,他在课堂上邀请扩展,“掉到我办公室随时访问。我的大门永远是敞开的。“只是一个(n)空的姿态可能要求的学校。我进入我的袋子,拿出我的英语教材。我想我可以问他一个简单的问题,而不是试图展开有意义的对话。
[5] When they gave us our first sex education lecture, AIDS was not partof the speech. It was 1981, and (1)even there might have been a couple of news stories about a new disease, AIDS wasn't a real (2concern yet. Over the (3)next couple of years, news stories about AIDS became very common,(4)however, they did not provide very much helpful information. (5)Rather, the media was happy to report stories that confirmed (6)whatever racial or sexual prejudices we may have had. There were stories about monkeys in Africa (7)being the source of the disease and it was most commonly believed that only sex between two men could spread the disease. The understanding was (8)that the only protective steps someone would need to take were to stay away from gay (同性恋的) men and monkeys. This lack (9)of serious information and education about the disease led to prejudice and unsafe sexual behaviors by many. (10)By the time I reached college, the cat was out of the bag, men and women having sex together could also be (11)infected with the disease. Sex education had taken (12)on a more serious meaning; now it was about protecting yourself from disease. Still the prejudices (13)remained. Although common contact between individuals including kissing was considered safe, most were afraid to (14)come in contact with others who had AIDS. It is commonly believed that prejudice kept the government (15)from acting more quickly to offer better education and do scientific research. Since that time, education and funding for research has improved, but prejudice and misinformation cost us a lot of time in getting started.
(11)5]当他们给了我们第一次的性教育讲座,艾滋病是不讲话的一个组成部分。那是1981年,(1)甚至可能会有一些新闻故事一个新的疾病,艾滋病不是真正的关注(2。(3)未来几年,关于爱滋病的新闻故事变得非常普遍,然而,(4)他们没有提供非常有用的信息。(5)相反,媒体报告的故事,
很高兴确认(6)任何种族或性我们可能有偏见。有猴子在非洲的故事(7)疾病的来源,通常认为,只有两个男人之间的性行为可能传播疾病。的理解是(8)只有防护措施有人需要远离同性恋(同性恋的)男人和猴子。这种缺乏(9)关于疾病导致的严重的信息和教育,许多偏见和不安全的性行为。
(10)我到了大学的时候,猫是不包的,男人和女人在一起做爱也可以(11)感染这种疾病。性教育采取了更严重的意义(12);现在,它是关于保护自己免受疾病。仍然的偏见(13)。虽然常见的个人之间的联系包括接吻被认为是安全的,大多数人害怕(14)接触的人有艾滋病。通常认为,偏见使政府(15)从作用更快地提供更好的教育和科学研究。从那时起,教育和研究经费已经有所改善,但是偏见和错误信息在开始花费我们大量的时间。
(6)Let’s face it ; young people entering the workforce today are lazy. I have heard just about as much complaint about today’s workplace I can take Contrary to the view young people seem to have that things were better for prior generations, the fact is that there have never been so many greats job for people wanting to enter the workforce. There are educational opportunities that have never exist before , and the standard of living is getting better all the time. Frankly, people who lack courage and commitment shouldn’t blame anyone but themselves for not taking the opportunities that are there for them.
(6)让我们面对它吧,进入工作的年轻人今天很懒。我只听到一样抱怨如今的职场中我可以采取相反观点的年轻的人似乎认为事情更前几辈人,事实是,从未有如此多的伟大工作的人想要进入劳动力市场。有教育机会,从未出现之前,和生活标准的越来越好的时间。坦率地说,那些缺乏勇气和决心不应该怪罪任何人但自己不利用这个机会,他们。
My first job was working as a trashman . I hauled trash for six years before I got promoted to the position of manager. I wasn’t scared of hard work. By the time the day was finished , my shoulder would hurt ,but I never complained I even assisted others and worked extra hours when I was needed . Unfortunately , young people today seem to be lacking the same desire I had to work hard.
我的第一份工作是作为一个知道垃圾工在他们眼里。我把垃圾的六年前我被提升为经理的职位。我并不害怕的辛勤工作。一天的时间就完成了,我的肩膀受伤,但我从来没有恨我甚至帮助他人和加班当我还是需要的。不幸的是,今天的年轻人似乎缺乏同样的愿望我不得不努力工作。
I can boast that I never quit a job without being offered a better one. We can’t all start out at the top. Most of us need to pay out dues and work from the bottom up. After managing the small company for which I hauled garbage I found a job with the city public works office managing a small department. Now ,after 25 years of working in the garbage business , I manage all of the city’s trash removal. Along the way I learned that a job well done is never looked down on, and the person who does it will always triumph.
我可以吹嘘我永不放弃的工作没有被提供一个更好的人。我们不能开始都在顶部。我们大多数人需要支付会费和自底向上地工作。管理小公司后,我把垃圾我找到一份工作与城市公共工程办公室管理一个小部门。现在,经过25年的工作在垃圾生意,我管理所有的城市垃圾清除。一路上我得知工作顺利完成,从来不是看不起,人谁没有它将总是成功。
Where is the ―can do‖ attitude that makes our country great ? It doesn’t matter what you do, as long as you work hard and do your best . Young people need to commence with finding a line of employment that needs them , and quit looking for perfection in their initial position. If work were supposed to be enjoyable, it wouldn’t be called ―work‖.
哪里是“可以做”的态度,使我们国家伟大吗?做什么都无所谓,只要你努力工作,做最好的自己。年轻人需要着手寻找一线的工作需要他们,别再找完美的初始位置。如果工作应该是愉快的,那就不能称之为“工作”。
新视野大学英语读写教程完形填空原文加粗略翻译
