汉英翻译week9.pptVIP

* 东京商务人士最缺觉 Tokyo Business People Sleep Less than Overseas Peers 尽管纽约号称“不夜城”，但是东京商务人士的睡眠时间比他们的纽约同行还要少，也少于巴黎、斯德哥尔摩和上海的同行。 New York may be known as the city that never sleeps, but Tokyo business people get less time in the bed than their New York peers -- and also those in Paris, Stockholm and Shanghai. 根据一项面向五个城市的调查，东京人在工作日的睡眠时间平均不足六小时。这一调查是由日本一家食品调料生产商味之素公司(Ajinomoto Co.)开展的。 In a survey of five cities, people in Tokyo on week days sleep just under 6 hours on average, according to a survey by Japanese food seasoning maker Ajinomoto Co. 上海人的睡眠时间最长，平均为7小时28分钟。纽约人平均睡6小时35分钟，是除东京人以外睡眠时间最短的。 People in Shanghai sleep the longest, seven hours and 28 minutes. Those in New York slept six hours and 35 minutes, the second shortest after Tokyo. 很多日本商务人士在加了几小时班后还要参加员工饮酒聚会，然后坐很长时间的车回家，这使他们的一天变得格外漫长。 Many Japanese business people are forced into long days by hours of overtime followed by? after-hours drinking sessions and then a long commute home, although the survey found that commutes in New York were about equally long. ? ? 东京早晚班的列车上都挤满了点头打瞌睡的上班族，有的人甚至抓住头顶上的把手站着就能睡着。怪不得当问及他们生活中最重要的事情是什么时，日本人说是“睡觉”。法国上班族的回答也一样，尽管他们在工作日差不多能睡七个小时。纽约人和上海人则觉得“多花点时间陪陪家人”最重要。 Tokyo trains in both mornings and evenings are full of dozing commuters, heads bobbing. Some even manage to nap standing up as they cling to overhead handles?. Not surprisingly, when asked what the most important in their life was, Japanese gave sleep the top ranking -- the same as their Parisian peers, who nonetheless got nearly seven hours of sleep on weekdays. By contrast, both New Yorkers and Shanghai residents said time with family came first. * Chinese to English Translation * 注意事项： 1、教育背景要写清楚 　　外企一般都很重视求职者的教育背景（EDUCATION），就读的高校越知名，求职成功率就越大。求职者应注意的是，在英文简历中求职者受教育的时间排列顺序与中文简历中的时间排列顺序正好相反，也就是从求职者的最高教育层次（学历）写起，至于低至何时，则可根据个人实际情况安排。 * Chinese to English Translation * 学历 1992年9月—— 1995年7月 成都市第38中学（初中） 1995年9月—— 1998年7月 成都市第七中学（高中） 1998年9月—— 2002年7月 清华大学土木工程系 Education : September, 1998---- July,2002 Civil Engineering D