January 2009 Is there an English reading II

Translation: Some big tech creations can help us capture images of large levees. Perhaps this has something to do with the fact that human beings have suffered from floods and droughts for a long time, and it has become incredibly fascinating for water to obey us.

But being attracted can sometimes mean being blind. Some mega-dam projects pose dangers that do more harm than good.

The lesson we learned from the dam is that what is noisy is not necessarily good. The construction of a large, powerful dam will do nothing to mark the success of the country and its people's rights. Egypt's leadership in the Arab world was strengthened by the Aswan Dam, and Turkey's recognition in the First World benefited from the Atatuk Dam.

But these large dikes often don't work as expected. For example, the Aswan Dam has stopped the Nile from flooding, but it has also deprived Egypt of the rich sediment left behind after the flood, which is the reward of disaster, but at present, all the sediment is only enough to generate electricity.

So far, the absurd narrative of controlling water continues. This week, Slovakia and Hungary, at the center of European civilization, stopped sending only small batches of troops to settle their dam dispute in the Danube Valley. This large-scale contradiction has become a common problem for giant dams.

At the same time, Slovakia is fighting for independence from the Czech Republic, and at the moment, he needs a dam to prove himself.

Meanwhile, in India, the World Bank has approved the construction of the Narmada dam, even if it was a misjudged project. At the same time, the bank insisted on doing so, even though its advisers suggested that the dam would have consequences of energy reduction and environmental damage. The only benefit of the construction of this dam is its energy, but these are guarantees for a long time.

In fact, the scientific study of the effects of dams, the costs and benefits of controlling water, and so on can help resolve these debates. The power of hydropower, flood control, and irrigation do not require the construction of huge dams. But when you're tackling these ridiculous theories, it's very hard to look at the reality or the science.

Now it's time for the whole world to learn the lessons of the Aswan Dam. You don't need to go through a dam to be rescued.

Just is an adjective here that means absolutely: only, only.

Be likely to do sth means to have the possibility to do something.

The literal translation of this sentence means that if he can understand that you don't see work as something to fill the time between 9 p.m. and 5 p.m. on the previous calendar, he will be more likely to help you.

A more straightforward translation is that he is more willing to help you if he understands that you see your work as more than just a tool to pass the time.

If personal ambition is viewed correctly, then its rewards – wealth, reputation, control of destiny – should be seen as worthwhile. If the tradition of ambition is alive, it should be widely admired, especially by those who are themselves the envy of others, and of course by those who are well educated.

First of all, this is a postgraduate reading Then the article must come from a selection of foreign language abstracts, so the inner meaning and meaning behind each word are not only understood on the surface, and the context can also help explain, postgraduate English reading is not to see how your logical structure is, but to see if you can read the sentence and choose the appropriate option.

If ambition is well respected, the reward of ambition for health, reputation, and control over destiny must be considered worthy of the sacrifice to act for the sake of ambition. If the tradition of ambition is alive, it should be widely admired, especially by those who themselves are admired, many of whom are educated.

It is available on Haiwen's official **, and it is recommended that you take a look at them all, because Haiwen's answer is the most authoritative.

Because of man's resourcefulness, he invented some ingenious tools to do dangerous, monotonous, and heavy work. This gave birth to robots, and technology gave up human abilities to machines. If scientists can write science fiction for machines, then they are not far from realization.

Should be translated as simply annoying work.

Translated as "very annoying work" just table emphasis (important test point), equivalent to Chinese"Just, just"

Translated as human beings, more and more sophisticated tools are designed to cope with dangerous, boring, heavy or very annoying work (you have to pay attention to or, here the emphasis is on what people don't want to do, even work-just plain nasty people will design tools to do for people, in Chinese you can experience it yourself,).

However, note that the first sentence of ever more and just plain reveals the topic of the article.