新视野大学英语第六册课后习题答案1-5单元汉译英

新视野大学英语第六册课后习题答案1-5单元汉译英新视野大学英语第六册课后习题答案1-5单元汉译英新视野大学英语第六册课后习题答案1-5单元汉译英xxx公司新视野大学英语第六册课后习题答案1-5单元汉译英文件编号：文件日期：修订次数：第1.0次更改批准审核制定方案设计，管理制度新视野大学英语第六册课后习题答案1-5单元汉译英Unit11Thewholeoflife,sotospeak,isinvolvedinthepursuitofthegoodlife.2Itishardtoconceiveoflivingwithoutelectricityandothermodernconveniences.3Hededicatedhislifetotryingtofindanappropriatearchitectureforhiscountrywhichwasrealisticandintegraltothatsociety.4Healsohighlightedthewell-knowndangersofpeoplebecomingaddictedtocomputers.5Butaftertheraceriotsitwasseenassomethingwhichthestatewouldhavebothtocaterforandtakecontrolof.6Heappearedtobeveryperplexed,andmorethanalittleshocked,bywhathesawinthewindow.7ForamomentortwoPetercontemplatedhisnewlyelevatedstatus.8Oneoftheadvantagesofbigcitiesoverthecountrysideisthatbigcitieshavelotsofcinemasandmanyotherdiversions.9Inmywildestimagination,Icouldnothaveforeseensuchawonderfullifelaybeforeme.10Intermsofacademicachievement,Iwasneverafailure,andwilldefinitelymakeitinthefuture.Unit21Whenwefinishedreadingthearticle,theteacherassignedusthetaskofwritingashort/conciseessay.2Afterrainingforawholeday,afewfaintgleamsofsunshinelitupthegloomyafternoon.3Iwrotethisarticletopaytributetomymostrespectableteacher,whosetmeonthepathofwriting.4Theteachersaidloudlythatitwasagrippingnarrativeaboutthewar,andthatallofusshouldenjoyreadingit5Whenweputforwardthesuggestionhewasenthusiasticforitsimmediateapplication.6Hesaidthathewasfascinatedbythechangingcolorsofthesettingsun,sohealwaysspentsometimewatchingit.7Governmentpowerinfluenceseveryfacetofourlives,"fromthecradletothegrave".8Illegalimmigrantsareusuallysmuggledintoacountrybyship9Advertisementsonthesideoftheroadsometimesdistractdrivers'attention,causingtrafficaccidents.10Imanagedtofinancefouryearsofuniversitytuitionwithscholarshipsandpart-timejobs.Unit31Themovewascharacterizedasamajorbreakthroughforenergyandindustrialcooperationbetweenthetwocountries.2Hiscareerwentintoarapiddescentafterthescandal.3Thoughthelawyertriedtodefendher,theevidencepointedtoherguilt.4This"ImperialCity"remainedvirtuallyintactuntilthegreatremodelingwhichbeganinthe1950s.5Thestatementwasatoddswiththeonemadelastweek.6Thetradeagreementbetweenthetwocountriesexpiresnextyear.7Accordingtothearchaeologists,thebuildingdatesto250B.C.8Thetwocountriesfinallystartednegotiatinginearnestaboutissuesofcommonconcern.9Theambassadorisanoutspokensupporterofmilitaryassistancetothegroupsworkingtooverthrowthecurrentgovernment.10Theygotontotheairfieldthatnightandstartedtoplacetheirbombs.But,astheaircraftwerewidelydispersed,ittookthemalotoftime.Unit51ThedesiredgoalofthislaboratoryistodiscoverthehiddenviruscausingthediseaseanddevelopsomemedicinestocureSARS.2Itseemstothescientiststhatthesignificanceoftheclearwater-likeliquidliesnotinitsinformationaboutthehumanbody,butinitspotentialcapabilityofproducingdrugs.3Usingtheirobservationsmadeoveralongperiod,theresearchworkersfoundithardtocorrelatethetwosetsoffigures.4FortheconvenienceofEnglishteaching,theteachershaveusedtheirsparetimetocompileanEnglish-Chinesedictionaryforhighschoolstudents5ThegeneticblueprintworkedoutbytheChineseresearchersandtheircounterpartsallovertheworldisnothinglessthanabiologicalandmedicalrevolution.6Despiteallthegreateffortsmadebyscientiststhroughouttheworld,wearestillfarawayfromdesigningaperfecthumanbabyinascientificsense.7InmanycasesourknowledgeofflawsinDNAmayleadtotreatmentsthatdelaytheonsetofthediseaseorsoftenitseffectsonourhealth.8Ithasbeensuggestedthatthisdiseaseoccurswhenindividualssusceptibletoclimatedonotgetenoughnaturallightduringthewintermonths.9Thecl