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A glance at that dark, unstitched wound and a deep fissure in my brain opens up: all the images and memories that had been laboriously or absent mindedly assorted, labeled, documented, filed, sealed and stamped break forth pell mell like ants pouring out of a crack in the sidewalk; the world ceases to revolve, time stops, the very nexus of my dreams is broken and dissolved and my guts spill out in a grand schizophrenic rush, an evacuation that leaves me face to face with the Absolute.

所有以前费力地或心不在焉地分门别类、贴标签、引证、归档、密封并且打上印戳的印象和记忆乱纷纷一涌而出，就像一群蚂蚁从人行道上的一个蚁穴中涌出。

Cover the bottom of the dish with Naples biscuits, and macaroons broken in halves, wet with brandy and white wine poured over them, cover them with patches of raspberry jam, fill the dish with a good custard, then whip up a syllabub, drain the froth on a sieve, put it on the custard and strew comfits over all.

罩底部的菜与那不勒斯饼干，和macaroons打破半，潮湿，白兰地酒和白葡萄酒倒了他们，包括他们的补丁树莓果酱，填补菜具有良好吉士，然后掀起syllabub ，排水渠在泡沫的筛子，把它的蛋糕和肸糖果所有。

I was wedged in between Redruth and stout old gentleman, and in spite of the swift motion and the cold night air, I must have dozed a great deal from the very first, and then slept like a log up hill and down dale through stage after stage; for when I was awakened at last, it was by a punch in the ribs, and I opened my eyes to find that we were standing still before a large building in a city street, and that the day had already broken long time.

我被夹在雷卓斯和一个相当肥胖的老绅士中间，车走得很快，夜气很凉，尽管如此，我无疑一上车就打起盹来，接着便熟睡得像块木头，上山头又下溪谷，过了一站又一站；最后直到肋下挨了一拳，我才醒来，睁开了眼睛，发现我们正静静地停在城市街道上一座大的建筑物前，而天已大亮了。

The poor fellow went broken because his wife was always trying to keep up with the Joneses.

这个可怜的家伙破产了，因为他的妻子老是要同左邻右舍比阔气。

Can this broken bone knit up?

这根断骨能接好吗？

Then all pals smack their Wawus upside down against a clean ground--usually a cement floor, and the bottom of the bowl will be broken through by the pent-up air inside with a "bang".

然后大家一起将小泥盆口向下用力摔在干净的地上，这时盆内的空气会冲破底部形成一个洞，并同时发出爆响。

The school-based curriculum development is exactly an important respect of curriculum reform. It has broken the situation that the national curriculum unifies the whole country in the classroom, and gives the school certain course autonomies, excite teachers and students" enthusiasm and initiative greatly, reflect the characteristic of the school. It has played the leading and promoting function in setting up the mode of running a school actually while being one"s own, give play to the dynamic role and creativity of school education.But as a kind of theory and mode the school-based curriculum development are still in initial stage in our country.

所以课程改革迫在眉睫，而校本课程开发正是课程改革的一个重要方面，它打破了国家课程一统天下课堂的局面，赋予学校一定的课程自主权，大大激发师生的积极性和主动性，为系统地体现学校办学特色，根据自身实际建立办学模式，发挥学校教育的能动性和创造性，起了导向性、推动性的作用但作为一种理念与模式，校本课程开发在我国仍处在初始阶段。

Ageing rebels, second-year master's students with lacquered nails, broad-shouldered phonies in Norfolk jackets, snappers from Newsweek, all approached the cringing, little house where he had lived, or battened down, or holed up—you, general reader, can choose the word you please—ever since a great wave of fame had broken over him in 1953, two years after he happened to write a book called "The Catcher in the Rye".

这些人当中有上了年纪的愤青，有涂着指甲油的二年级研究生，有穿着诺福克上衣宽肩膀的装酷男，有《新闻周刊》的摄影记者；他们都接近了那个拒外的小房子，那是他居住的地方，或者说是他自我封闭的地方，或说是自我囚禁之所——读者你们可以选择自己喜欢的词来形容——自那股巨浪般的盛名突然向他砸来之后，他就住到了那里，那是1953年；在那两年之前，他恰巧写了一本书，书名叫作《麦田里的守望者》。

Ageing rebels, second-year master's students with lacquered nails, broad-shouldered phonies in Norfolk jackets, snappers from Newsweek , all approached the cringing, little house where he had lived, or battened down, or holed up—you, general reader, can choose the word you please—ever since a great wave of fame had broken over him in 1953, two years after he happened to write a book called "The Catcher in the Rye".

老去的愤青，涂指甲的二年级硕士生，穿诺福克短外套的宽肩膀做作男，《新闻周刊》的摄影记者，都曾走近这幢隐匿的小房子；1953年，名望的巨浪压的塞林格喘不过气来，此后他就在这儿生活，或者说封闭、藏匿——读者朋友，随您怎样选择措辞。在此两年前，恰逢他写下了一本书，名为《麦田的守望者》。

Ageing rebels, second-year master's students with lacquered nails, broad-shouldered phonies in Norfolk jackets, snappers from Newsweek, all approached the cringing, little house where he had lived, or battened down, or holed up—you, general reader, can choose the word you please—ever since a great wave of fame had broken over him in 1953, two years after he happened to write a book called "The Catcher in the Rye".

这些人当中有上了年纪的愤青，有涂着指甲油的二年级研究生，有穿着诺福克上衣宽肩膀的装酷男，有《新闻周刊》的摄影记者；他们都接近了那个拒外的小房子，那是他居

She gently rebuff ed him, but agreed that they could be friends

她婉言拒绝了，但同意作为朋友相处。

If in the penal farm, you were sure to be criticized.

要是在劳改农场，你等着挨绳子吧！