Part A Terminology and phrase translationSection One: Translate the following translation-related terms into Chinese (15 points, 1 point each)
WHO£ºÊÀ½çÎÀÉú×éÖ¯(World Health Organization)
IOC£º¹ú¼Ê°Âί»á(International Olympic Committee)
IPR£ºÖªÊ¶²úȨ(intellectual property rights)
CPA£º×¢²á»á¼ÆÊ¦(Certified Public Accountant)
CPI£º¾ÓÃñÏû·Ñ¼Û¸ñÖ¸Êý(Consumer Price Index)
OTC£º·Ç´¦·½Ò©(over the counter)
Skopos theory£º·ÒëÄ¿µÄÂÛ(skopos theory)
Poly system theory£º¶àԪϵͳÂÛ
cultural pluralism£ºÎÄ»¯¶àÔªÂÛ
Hermeneutic school£º²ûÊÍѧÅÉ
catering industry£º²ÍÒûÒµ£»²ÍÒûÐÐÒµ;·þÎñÐÐÒµ
balance sheet£º×ʲú¸ºÕ®±í
deluxe suit£ººÀ»ªÃÛÔÂÌ×
force majeure£º²»¿É¿¹Á¦
opinion poll£ºÃñÒâ²âÑé
Section Two: Translate the following terms or phrases into English (15 points, 1 point each)µÚÈý²úÒµ£ºtertiary industry
ĸУ£ºAlma Mater
¾©¶¼ÐÒéÊ飺Kyoto Protocol
¹úÕ®£ºnational debt; government loan
ÂÛÓThe Analects of Confucius
²»Á¼´û¿î£ºnon-performing loan
Èí׎£ºsoft landing
²»ÔÙÉú×ÊÔ´£ºNon-renewable Resources
Ãëɱ£ºflash sale£»seckill
ѧ·Ö£ºacademic credit
¹úÃñ´ýÓö£ºnational treatment
лªÉ磺the Xinhua News Agency
±£Ë°Çø£ºbonded area£»free trade zone
Éç»á±£ÕÏ£ºsocial security
Õë¾Ä£ºAcupuncture
Part B Translation between English and Chinese.(60 points)Section A English to Chinese Translation( 20 points for each passage)Passage One
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Passage Two
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Section B Chinese to English TranslationPassage One
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