包邮英语口译综合能力教材配套训练-2级-最新修订版

本书特色

《英语口译综合能力教材配套训练(2级)(*新修订版)》内容涵盖国际政治、人文、科技、生态、健康等人们时下关注的热点问题,题材丰富多样,语言生动鲜活。《英语口译综合能力教材配套训练(2级)(*新修订版)》的取材大多直接来源于英语国爱的各类媒体、书刊和网上的真实语料,从而保证选用语言的规范和地道。每篇课文后列出本课出现的生词和习语,可供学习者参考。

内容简介

本书是为全国翻译专业资格（水平）考试指定教材之《英语口译综合能力（二级）》编写的教材辅导篇，承袭了该教材的编纂体例，每课包括听力、阅读、口语和写作等内容，目的是通过这些练习，提高学习者听、说、读、写的基本技能，为从事口译工作奠定一个坚实的基础。
本书内容涵盖国际政治、人文、科技、生态、健康等人们时下关注的热点问题，题材丰富多样，语言生动鲜活。本书的取材大多直接来源于英语国爱的各类媒体、书刊和网上的真实语料，从而保证选用语言的规范和地道。每篇课文后列出本课出现的生词和习语，可供学习者参考。

节选

相关资料

The Future of the Past
Auschwitz was liberated 60 years ago. Does the next generation of Europeans even care？
A sharp train whistle on the tracks leading to Auschwitz began last Thursday's ceremony commemorating the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camp where more than 1 million Jews killed. As evening closed in on the world leaders and Holocaust survivors gathered there, the Kaddish-the Jewish prayer for the dead-as well as Christian prayers echoed among the bare trees in the snow-covered Polish countryside. Such gestures movingly conjured up the past. But they also underscored a pressing issue now facing Europe: how should the legacy of World War II be passed on to the next generation-and can they be forced to embrace it？
Across Europe, the 60th-anniversary commemorations are made especially poignant by the knowledge that over the next few years World War II will cease to be a living memory, as even its youngest soldiers-now in their 80s-die off. Many of their grandchildren already regard the war as ancient history or a costume drama. A recent BBC poll found that among Brits younger than 35, 60 percent had never heard of Auschwitz. The recent furor sparked by Prince Harry, who wore a swastika-emblazoned outfit to a costume party, heightened support for an EU proposal to ban all fascist insignia （which is already illegal in Germany, Austria and Hungary）.
No one seems certain how-or even whether-this painful history should be passed on. Eva Hoffman, author of Lost in Translation, a memoir of her life as~ the daughter of Holocaust survivors, warns that ritualized gestures are not enough. "Important though it is to have moments of formal remembrance, we should not mislead ourselves into thinking that we have an automatic link to or memory of those events," she says. "We have to learn about these events and reflect on them. " Within Germany, recent soul-searching connected with this year's anniversaries has reinforced the sense th