Help translate a piece of English! Hurry!! 10

Americans can drive at the age of sixteen.

In the United States, men earn more than women.

The United States is getting stronger and stronger.

The first people to come to the American continent were Siberians.

Most houses in the United States are made of wood.

This usually means a big house.

Americans love their cars.

Basketball originated in the United States in 1891.

When they are sixteen, the United States can drive.

The U.S. team is strong. For the first time came the American people from Siberia.

In the United States, most houses use wood.

This usually means a big house.

Americans love their cars.

Basketball began in the United States in 1891.

Americans can drive at the age of 16.

In the United States, men make more money than women.

At that time, the United States was getting stronger and stronger.

The first Siberians to go to the Americas.

Most houses in the United States are made of wood.

This usually refers to large houses.

Americans cherish their cars.

Basketball originated in the United States in 1891.

1 Americans can drive at the age of 16.

2. In the United States, men compete more than women for money.

3. The United States is becoming more and more powerful.

4 The first man came to America from Siberia.

5 Most houses in the United States are made of wood.

6 This usually refers to a large house.

7 Americans love their little cars.

8 Basketball began in the United States in 1891.

1 Americans will be driving when they are sixteen.

2 In the United States, men earn more money than women.

3. The United States is getting stronger.

4The first man to go to America came from Siberia.

5 Most houses in the United States are made of wood.

6 This usually means that it is a big house.

7 Americans love their cars.

8 Basketball was born in the United States in 1891.

Hehe, I'm so tired, I'm tired, I have to give me the points, and you must be doing reading, right, English is actually by memorization, and you can learn it well with a little more effort, and you have to have confidence in yourself, and you can't always rely on it, you say yes

Gas chromatography Olfactory measurement analysis.

Gas chromatography Olfactometry showed that Fiano liqueurs and base wines contained 57 compounds with aromatic (fragrant or smelly) odors, of which only 42 could be identified (Table 3).

Figure 2 is a comparison of the AEDA diagrams of Fiano liqueur (A) and Fiano base wine (B).

Eighty-one volatiles were identified in Fiano dessert wine (A), of which 19 flavored compounds were significantly different from Fiano base wine (B). (The main complex is ethyl 3-methane....、…Because it is too professional, it is omitted. Eleven odors in Fiano liqueurs could not be identified.

They have odor characteristics of flowers, apricots, plums, citrus, licorice, almonds, pepper, and herbs

Fiano base wine (B) has other and ethyl lipid 、..., the same aromatic complex. Olfactometry analysis showed that 15 aromatic compounds in both types of wines had the same AEDA value, even if the concentrations were sometimes different – this may be due to the limitations of olfactometry technology.

Among them are....、…

Those chemical names are not translated, one is not understood, but it is easy to translate wrong, and the third is that I don't understand if I translate correctly.

1.Americans can drive at the age of 16.

2.In the United States, men make more money than women.

3.The United States is getting stronger and stronger.

4.Ancestors came to America from Siberia.

5.Most of the houses in the United States are made of wood.

6.This usually means a big house.

7.Americans love cars.

The game of basketball originated in the United States.

Americans learned to drive at the age of 16.

In the United States, men make more money than women.

The United States is getting stronger.

The first people to go to the Americas were Siberians.

Most American houses are made of wood.

This is often referred to as the big house.

Americans love cars.

In 1891, basketball began to be played in the United States!

My friend, Emma Daniels, spent her summer of 1974 in Israel as a traveler. During her month-long stay in Jerusalem, she often went to cafes to order coffee soup. The store is run by two men, one of whom had lived in Montreal with Alex.

One morning, when Emma went to the café for coffee and chatted with her new friend Alex, she mentioned that she had just finished reading the book she had been reading and that there was nothing else to read. Alex said he had a book that she might like to read, and that he would be happy to lend her it. As soon as he left the café, he quickly retrieved the book.

After a while, the book he handed to Emma was full of marks, a book written by the former Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Emma had never read it or bought it, but when she opened it, she was shocked to see her name and address in her own handwriting on the cover.

Speaking of which, the conversation has to turn to the visiting friends. They decided to exchange addresses, but none of them had any papers. The man opened a book from his backpack and asked Emma to write down his name and address.

When he returned to California, he left the book in Montreal, where his friend Alex kept it. Later, Alex moved to Jerusalem, and he brought the books with him.