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Thus says the Lord GOD: On that day, thoughts will come into your mind, and you will devise an evil scheme [11]and say,'I will go up against the land of unwalled villages. I will fall upon the quiet people who dwell securely, all of them dwelling without walls, and having no bars or gates,' [12]to seize spoil and carry off plunder, to turn your hand against the waste places that are now inhabited, and the people who were gathered from the nations, who have acquired livestock and goods, who dwell at the center of the earth.

，因此说，上帝：这一天，思考将生效，您的想法，你将制定一个邪恶的计划[ 11 ] ，并说，'我会继续对土地unwalled村庄，我会落在安静的人谁谈论安全，它们都没有围墙的住宅，并没有酒吧或盖茨，' [ 12 ]抓住破坏，并进行过掠夺，把你的手对废物的地方，现在居住的，和人民的谁收集了来自联合国，谁获得的牲畜和物品，谁纠缠在地球中心。

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》。

Managing this vast migration in a sustainable manner will require more than steel and cement: creating patterns of urban growth that use resources efficiently and avoid irreversible urban sprawl will determine whether the country's cities become livable economic centres or urban dystopias fugged up with exhaust fumes.

以可持续发展的方法去管理这些数量庞大的外来人口，需要的不仅仅是钢铁和水泥的建筑工程——还需要以有效利用资源为基础的创新型的城市增长计划，避免不可逆转型的城市扩张。以上因素决定着该城市成为适宜人居住的经济中心，亦或是变为充满着污染与废弃物的垃圾堆。

The northern states disliked slavery and wanted to see it abolished; a few of the southern states believed slavery to be essential to their agrarian economy. The larger states, with the most people, wanted greater representation in the government; the smaller states feared that they would always be outvoted and thus overwhelmed by the big states. Some thought the central government should be strong; others feared that such a government would lead to the kind of tyranny they had suffered under King George. These men advocated the rights of the states.

他们必须克服彼此之间某些严重的歧见：北方各州不喜欢奴隶制度而想废除它，一些南方的州相信奴隶对他们的农耕经济至为重要；大多数人所居住的大州想要在政府中拥有较多数的代表，较小的州惧怕如此一来他们将永远被大州以多数票压倒；有些人认为中央政府应该集权，其他人害怕这样一个政府会导致他们在乔治王统治之下所遭受的那种暴政，因而主张各州的自治权。

The northern states disliked slavery and wanted to see it abolished; a few of the southern states believed slavery to be essential to their agrarian economy. The larger states, with the most people, wanted greater representation in the government; the smaller states feared that they would always be outvoted and thus overwhelmed by the big states. Some thought the central government should be strong; others feared that such a government would lead to the kind of tyranny they had suffered under King George. These men advocated the rights of the states.

他们必须克服彼此之间某些严重的歧见︰北方各州不喜欢奴隶制度而想废除它，一些南方的州相信奴隶对他们的农耕经济至为重要；大多数人所居住的大州想要在政府中拥有较多数的代表，较小的州惧怕如此一来他们将永远被大州以多数票压倒；有些人认为中央政府应该集权，其它人害怕这样一个政府会导致他们在乔治王统治之下所遭受的那种暴政，因而主张各州的自治权。

Her interest lies primarily in the notion of place, the relationship humans have to space, the methods employed for changinghabitable places, and whether there are different ways of balancing the future of our society.

她的兴趣所在，关系人类的空间主要在地方的观念，改变所采用的方法居住的地方，是否有平衡社会的未来不同的方式。

The nearby sandflat of Saadiyat, which will soon be linked to Abu Dhabi by a bridge and by causeways to the mainland, is to house no fewer than four new museums and a vast performing-arts centre, which are themselves the centrepieces of a giant,$27 billion development that includes beach resorts, a giant marina, golf courses and luxury housing for 170,000 people.

邻近的萨迪亚特岛的沙滩平地将很快与阿布扎比以桥和通往大陆的铺道相连，可以建造至少4个新博物馆和一个巨大的表演艺术中心，成为270亿美元的庞大发展工程的中心装饰岛，这一工程还包括海滩胜地，巨型码头，高尔夫球场，供17万人居住的奢华房屋。

In the ghetto, a career was something on the outside. In Los Angeles, this meant a pursuit founded in a world beyond Alameda street, at a minimum in the largely Negro middle-class Westside of Los Angeles. The talk among the ambitious and future-minded youth in Watts was on getting out so that careers could begin.

在黑人区，事业意味着在黑人区以外的作为，这便是指建立在阿拉梅达街以外的世界中的工作，至少也得在洛杉矶主要是黑人中产阶级居住的西区里，瓦茨的雄心勃勃着眼未来的年青人中谈论的是走出黑人区以便能够开始干一番事业。

My mother told me:"Ten years ago a letter like this should not now, and then Jin Jiang River is a narrow, grass-grown river, people live in is low, dark tile-roofed house, street, road dust ...... gossip people have no recreational place for people to early to fall asleep at night, and the letter advised of the night was a dark world."

妈妈告诉我说：&十几年前的信宜不是现在这个样子的，那时候锦江河是一条狭窄、杂草丛生的小河，人们居住的是低矮、阴暗的瓦房，街道、公路尘土飞扬……茶余饭后人们没有消遣的去处，夜晚人们早早的入睡了，信宜的夜晚是一个黑暗的世界。&

Scarlet, whose room lay across the hall from her mother's, knew from babyhood the soft sound of scurrying bare black feet on the hardwood floor in the hours of dawn, the urgent tappings on her mother's door, and the muffled, frightened Negro voices that whispered of sickness and birth and death in the long row of whitewashed cabins in the quarters.

斯卡利斯特的屋子正对着母亲的屋子，她在襁褓中，就常在黎明时分听见光着脚板的黑奴在硬木地板上匆匆跑动的声音，听见在她母亲房门上急促的敲打声，听见那惊惶压抑的嗓音，那是黑奴在诉说在那一长列下等人居住的白色小屋里谁家生了孩子，谁家有人生病，或是谁家死了人的消息。

But we don't care about Battlegrounds.

但我们并不在乎沙场中的显露。

Ah! don't mention it, the butcher's shop is a horror.

啊！不用提了。提到肉，真是糟透了。