DICH THUC HANH 1 & 2

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1. Đà Lạt, nào là bao quanh bởi các đại / Áp đặt đồi núi, Đưa lên / bao gồm / là Nằm trong một khu vực lớn trên cao nguyên Lâm Viên .. 2. Phát triển kinh tế của Việt Nam phải được xem trong bối cảnh của Giai Đoạn dài cuộc chiến tranh. Đó là bối cảnh của cuộc chiến tranh lâu dài của Giai Đoạn Đó là bạn đã gây ra mất mát của cuộc sống của người dân và thiệt hại tài sản, công trình công cộng và nguồn tài nguyên. 3. Mặc dù có sự cải thiện lớn trong người phụ nữ tình trạng, Những...

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Nội dung Text: DICH THUC HANH 1 & 2

TRANSLATION 1 Presented by Nguyen Van Tuan, MA 2010-2011 Department of English Hue College of Foreign Languages
1. Da Lat, which is surrounded by the great/imposing hills and mountains, takes up/covers/is situated in a large area on the Lam Vien Plateau.. 2. The economic development of Vietnam has to be viewed in the context of long periods of wars. It is the context of long periods of wars that has caused loss of people’s lives and damage to property, public facilities and resources. 3. Despite the great improvement in the woman status, other things must be done to improve women’s health, nutrition and education.
4. The television network is being established throughout the country. Apart from the relatively modern and long-standing television stations in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, 25 provincial stations were set up in 1988. These relay the important transmissions of the central TV stations and broadcast their own programmes. 5. Nowadays, the world has been facing a number of serious problems in spite of the fact that there have been dramatic progresses in science, technology and knowledge. One of the problems is the population explosion/boom in the developing countries. The population is growing in geometric progression while the production of goods is growing in arithmetic progression.
6. Charles Dickens, who belongs to the school of critical realism in the 19th century, is one of the greatest novelists in the world. What we value in his works is the criticism about evils and the contrast between the wealth and poverty in the English bourgeois society of his time/at that time. The world he describes is that of the middle and lower classes in London. 7. The Vietnam’s Women Union is represented in the National Assembly and its president is entitled to attend the regular meeting of The Council of Ministers where she can express the Women Union’s view-points and propose the regulations related to the Union.
8. The Vietnamese families have been affected by the agricultural civilization. Due to the open-door policy, the industrial civilization has exerted a daily and hourly effect on the life of Vietnamese families. 9. To reduce the costs while increasing accessibility of education for disabled children, the government has launched a program of education and community integration.
10. In recent years, to restore public order, Hanoi removed a number of unofficial marketplaces into designated areas. But out of the four marketplaces targeted, only Dong Tam market was moved from the Dong Da residential quarter to the Dai La area. 11. Besides the investment from the State budget, all the schools had to look for other financial sources to buy teaching aids. However, these sources made up only 13% and 21% of the state budget for secondary schools and universities respectively. .
12. The state budget revenues have approximately achieved the level originally set. Regular expenditure has been ensured, while irregular spending in support of the areas hit/caused by/suffering from storms, floods and droughts has been made. The budget deficit has been kept at a permissible level of 3.6% of GDP in 1998, down from 4.2% in 1997. 13 The comprehensive plan for the management of Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park is regarded as a prerequisite for the sustainable conservation of heritage values that includes biodiversity, ecological processes and scenic, cultural and historical values.
14. The effects of a stroke vary greatly depending on what part of the brain has been deprived of oxygen. If blood flow is cut off from an area of the brain that controls speech, the stroke will result in the inability to express oneself through speech or writing. If the stroke damages the brain area that controls motor skills, a patient may have trouble walking. The irreversible loss of biodiversity has a serious 15. impact on the ability of maintaining species, including humans to survive. Humans depend on species diversity and healthy ecosystems providing food, clean water and air and fertile soil for agriculture. In addition, humans benefit greatly from different medicines.
16. Despite many difficulties resulting from/caused by severe weather, the agricultural production in our province has made a number of positive changes, playing a vital role in the economy, ensuring the food security, creating the stable income and life of the majority of the local peasants. The orientation of transforming the agriculture structure has brought remarkable achievements. 17. When the problem of worldwide population growth is mentioned, attention is almost always paid to fertility rates. Yet another side of the population problem causing growing concerns is the movement across the national borders of millions of people in search of a better life. They have nourished a dream of moving to greener pastures.
16. Despite many difficulties resulting from severe weather, the agricultural production in our province has made a number of positive changes, playing a vital role in the economy, ensuring the food security, creating the stable income and life of the majority of the local peasants. The orientation of transforming the agriculture structure has brought remarkable achievements. 17. When the problem of worldwide population growth is mentioned, attention is almost always paid to fertility rates. Yet another side of the population problem causing growing concerns is the movement across the national borders of millions of people in search of a better life. They have nourished a dream of moving to greener pastures.
18. Outbreaks of the latest H5N1 strain among birds were first spotted in Thailand and Vietnam in 2003. This spread to several other countries in the region and has now established a foothold in European countries. For this reason, the EU announced that it would ban imports of wild pet birds and impose stricter rules on the private ownership of pet birds. 19. While exchanging emails via mobile phones is the fashion among the youths, setting up homepages as a means of self-expression appears to suit elderly people as the Internet allows them to link with the world from their homes.
20. It appears/seems (to be) difficult to obtain information or express oneself via the Internet. But for elderly people who tend to stay home and meet other people less often, the Internet is the most suitable tool. 21. According to the Ministry of Education and Training, Vietnam is planning to implement bilingual curriculum in some tertiary subjects and build two international-level universities which will be at the same standards as other universities in the region and the world.
22. The establishment of the two international- level universities is one of 33 action plans devised by Ministry of Education and Training in efforts to implement the National Assembly’s education laws. 23. The first Mekong Sub-region Fair was held at the Vietnamese Exhibition Fair Centre where major products such as agricultural products, sea products and handicrafts were introduced.
24. What the World Health Organization fears is that the H5N1 virus will change into form which can pass easily between people and kill millions in a global pandemic. 25. Almost 100 delegates from 11 countries worldwide gathered in the resort city of Nha Trang for an international workshop on the sustainable development of coastal tourism and the protection of marine environments.
26.The World Bank and The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation are funding two projects which focus on pollution caused by vehicles, its public health effects and measures to reduce pollution. 27. According to Vietnam News Agency, Vietnam is hoping to receive 3.2 million foreign tourists this year with a record flow of international arrivals reaching 2.9 million, a 19% increase as opposed to last year.
28.The citizens of Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland are exempt from entry visas for a maximum stay of 15 days. 29. Before 1988, the effect of the banking system on the development and macro-economic management was minimal. In order to encourage the banking system to play a more constructive role, the government has taken new measures including the reorganization of the banking system, the introduction of restrictive credit policies, and new policies on interest and free trade of gold in market.
30. It is significant that these overseas Vietnamese always direct their attention to their homeland, cherish a close link with their families and preserve the cultural identity which typifies the Vietnamese. In addition to their support for their relatives, a number of overseas Vietnamese have contributed to the construction of their country and taken part in relief movements to help those who suffer from natural calamities. They have also participated in the charity work.
31. The survey conducted by the VWU shows that traditional contraceptive methods have been widely used. The survey also indicates that 39% of married women used modern methods; the most frequentlyused method is intra uterine device (IUD). 32. Nowadays people are inclined to worry too much about their physical health. However, I would like to lay stress on the importance of psychological health. Being mentally healthy is very important, and a truly healthy man is one who can enjoy the proper equilibrium between his body and mind.
33. President Tran Duc Luong yesterday sent a message to thank President Hu Jintao for China’s assistance in rescuing Vietnamese fishermen in distress during Typhoon Chanchu. The Chinese Government and related authorities quickly mobilized rescue forces and saved hundreds of Vietnamese fishermen. "We are deeply moved by the warm sentiments and humanitarian action expressed by the Government and the people of China. On behalf of the Party, the State and people of Viet Nam, I send you, the Party, the State and people of China, and especially the rescue workers, our deep gratitude," said Luong.
34. In a message sent to authorities and the people of Da Nang, Quang Nam and Quang Ngai, Luong praised the efforts of rescue workers and relevant sectors in helping fishermen stranded out at sea to return home safely. 35. Deputy Chairman of the National Committee for Search and Rescue yesterday said three Vietnamese ships with 104 fishermen were expected to moor in Da Nang this morning. He also said a total of 10 fishing ships had sunk and six others were still missing. The rescue team is continuing search and rescue work with the hope of finding survivors.