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2017年北京外国语大学专业英语口译(高翻)真题回忆版

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  翻译基础

  

  一、词组翻译(英译汉)

  

  1. chemical castration

  

  2. LAN

  

  3. RSVP

  

  4. R.I.P.

  

  5. UNICEF

  

  6. FYI

  

  7. capital flight

  

  8. Eourpean Council

  

  9. Probability Theory

  

  10. notary office

  

  11. mortgage loan

  

  12. livestock tax

  

  13. listed company

  

  14. nuclear proliferation

  

  15. trademark registry

  

  二、词组翻译(汉译英)

  

  1. 秋衣裤

  

  2. 东坡肉

  

  3. 磁悬浮列车

  

  4. 公务员考试

  

  5. 打车软件

  

  6. 选美比赛

  

  7. 重型运载火箭

  

  8. 杂交水稻

  

  9. 上善若水

  

  10. 有容乃大

  

  11. 激励制度

  

  12. 签署国

  

  13. 印花税

  

  14. 首付

  

  15. 利益共同体

  

  三、段落翻译(英译汉)

  

  Beauty is a curious phenomenon, one of permeable, shifting boundaries. We may think we understand it, since we sense it effortlessly. In fact, it is a bundle of mysteries researchers are still uncovering.

  

  Consider the ancient proverb: beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Until about 30 years ago it seemed too obvious for scientists to bother with. When they finally tested it, their results startled them.

  

  On the one hand, the maxim is false. Facial beauty is the same throughout the world. In every tribe and culture, individuals will consider Marilyn Monroe, say, an attractive woman. It goes further. Males can identify good-looking men, and females charming women. Old and young, rich and poor, learned and ignorant, all agree on who is beautiful. So do people of every class and personality type.

  

  We don’t learn this response. We’re born with it. In one recent study, babies just 20 hours old recognized attractive faces and preferred them. So beauty is in our DNA. The eye of the beholder doesn’t matter.

  

  On the other hand, and this is where it gets interesting, the facial shell is just the foundation of beauty. We see the self in the face, every day, all the time, and we can’t distinguish the two.

  

  This blurring means that we gift the attractive with a large number of virtues. They seem more competent, likeable, happier, blessed with better lives and personalities. In one experiment, people predicted happier marriages and better jobs for them, and rated them lower on only one aspect: their caliber as parents. Another study found people consider them more amiable, happy, flexible, pleasure-seeking, serious, candid, outspoken, perceptive, confident, assertive, curious and active. They exert more control over their destiny, subjects felt, while the homely endure the world’s sudden change.

  

  It is called the “beautiful is good” stereotype, and it grants the attractive a parade of boons. Teachers consider them smarter and give them higher grades. Bosses promote them faster. In one tale in The Thousand and One Nights, a thief steals a coin-bag, and when the victim accuses him, people protest: “No, he’s such a handsome youth. He wouldn’t steal anything!” In fact, attractive people can shoplift with greater ease, since witnesses are less likely to report them. And when they do stand before the court, juries acquit them more readily and judges give them lighter penalties.

  

  四、段落翻译(汉译英)

  

  是一段关于“长城”的文字,太泛泛,网上找不到准确的原文,原文比较简单,写的时候手都在抖,都是白花花的分啊!(越简单老师改卷的时候越严格…)

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