旅遊建議英語閱讀

Ⅰ 英語作文讀書和旅遊是現代青少年學生獲取知識和放鬆心態

「I really should read more books,」 you tell yourself. There』s all this information you want to acquire, all these skills you want to learn.
你告訴自己，「我應該多看些書」。書裡面有很多你所需要的信息以及想學習技能的相關內容。

You』re excited about reading more so that you can become a better parent, friend, employee, boss, writer or entrepreneur. You want to immerse yourself in a captivating story and learn to see the world from a brand new perspective.You know there』s plenty to gain from reading more books.
你很想多看一些書，這樣你就會成為更稱職的父母、朋友、職工、老闆、作家或企業家。你想沉浸在一個扣人心弦的故事中，學著從一個嶄新的視角來看世界。你知道多看些書會有很大收獲。

But when you get home after a long day, you give in to temptation. You turn on the TV and lie on the couch. You login to Facebook and start watching YouTube videos. Before you know it, it』s bedtime. No time left in the day to read.
但是當你過完漫長的一天回到家中時，就向各種誘惑妥協了。你打開電視躺在沙發上。你登錄到Facebook上，開始看YouTube上的視頻。不知不覺，就到了上床睡覺的時間了。沒有時間看書了。

If this describes you, you』re not alone. This poll reveals that half the alts in America read five books or fewer over the past year. But it doesn』t have to be this way. I』ve discovered 10 easy ways to read more books, and I』d like to share them with you.
如果上面描述的恰巧是你的生活，那表明你和很多人都一樣。調查發現，美國有一半的成年人去年一年只看了不到5本或剛好5本書。但是不一定非要這樣。我發現了10種簡單的方法，能讓你看更多的書，我想和你分享一下。

These 10 tips have helped me to read more than 170 books over the past four years, so I promise that they work.
使用下面的這10種方法，我在過去的四年裡讀了170多本書，所以我可以負責任地告訴你，這些方法很管用。

1. Always have a book with you.
隨身攜帶圖書。

When you carry a book around with you all the time, it』s less likely that you』ll play with your phone or daydream whenever you』re caught waiting for something.
如果你一直隨身攜帶圖書，當你在等待的時候， 就不會老是玩手機或是做白日夢了。

If you use your waiting time to read, you』ll be able to finish many more books in the long run.
如果你把等待的時間用來閱讀，從長遠來看，你會看完很多書。

2. Set aside time to read every night before you go to bed.
每晚上床睡覺之前，抽出一段時間來閱讀。

10 or 15 minutes of reading before you go to bed is a good way to unwind.
睡覺前看10到15分鍾的書，是放鬆的好方法。

3. Get enough sleep.
保證充足的睡眠。

This might sound like a tip that belongs in a different article, so allow me to explain.
這個方法看起來好像不應該放在這里，我來解釋一下吧。

Many people want to read on the bus or subway ride to work, but because they』re sleep-deprived, they decide to take a nap instead.
很多人都想在上班的路上在公交車或地鐵上看書，但是因為很困，所以時間都用來打盹了。

If you』re well-rested, you can use your commute to do some valuable reading.
如果你休息得很好，你就可以利用坐車的時間去看一些有價值的書。

4. Use your finger or a pen as a guide when you』re reading.
當你看書的時候，用手指或筆來指引內容。

When you do this, you force your eyes not to 「jump」 around or skip back over the words that you』ve already read, which is the natural tendency of your eyes.
我們看書的時候，眼睛會自然地跳過或回看已經看過的內容，如果你用手指或筆來指引內容，就不會出現這個問題。

This tip alone will greatly improve your reading efficiency.
這個方法會極大地提高你的閱讀效率。

5. Use an e-reader.
使用電子書。

I was initially hesitant about buying an e-reader (I use a Kindle), because I enjoy reading books in their physical form. But I was quickly won over by the convenience of doing all of my reading on the Kindle.
剛開始我很猶豫要不要買一個電子書。（我用的是Kindle），因為我很享受紙書閱讀的那種感覺。但是在kindle上閱讀實在是太方便了，它很快就把我征服了。

The font sizes are adjustable; you can share one book with multiple devices; you can highlight text and make notes; you can use one hand to navigate all of the Kindle』s functions (this is especially useful for me when I find myself holding on to the handlebar of a crowded bus with one hand, and using my Kindle with the other).
kindle上的字體大小是可以調整的；你可以使用多台設備來看一本書；你可以在書上畫重點並做筆記；你可以用一隻手瀏覽Kindle的所有功能（這對我來說尤其有用。這樣我在擁擠的公交車上就可以一隻手抓著把手，一隻手拿著kindle）。

6. Buy audio books.
購買有聲圖書。

If you prefer to do your 「reading」 by listening, this option will work well for you.
如果你喜歡聽書，這種方式會很適合你。

7. Read one book at a time.
一次只看一本書。

It』s tempting to read multiple books at once, but when you focus on finishing one book at a time, you』ll get more out of each book that you read.
同時看很多本書看起來很誘人，但是當你每次只專注於一本書時，你從這本書中得到的收獲會比你同時看其他書時從這本書中得到的收獲要大。

8. Read while sitting on the 「throne.」
坐在「寶座」上看書。

It』s not recommended that you spend too much time sitting on the toilet, but since you』re going to be there for five minutes or so, why not do some reading? Five minutes of extra reading a day does add up.
不推薦你花太多的時間坐在馬桶上，但是反正你每天都要在那裡坐上五分鍾，為什麼不順便看點兒書呢？每天五分鍾看起來很短，但是堅持下來，加起來時間就不少了。

9. Keep a list of books that you』ve read.
把你讀過的書列在一張清單里。

It』s exciting to see the list growing as time goes by, which will further encourage you to read more.
隨著時間的推移，這張清單會越來越長，看到它你會感到很興奮，並且想看更多的書。

10. Keep a list of books that you want to read.
把你想看的書列在一張清單里。

This list represents all the knowledge that you』d like to gain in the future. Referring to this list and updating it regularly will help you stay motivated to keep reading!
這張清單代表著以後你想獲得的知識。 看看這張清單並經常更新它，會幫助你保持繼續看書的動力。

In closing…
最後……

Reading a book is like undergoing a chemical reaction. You』ll never be exactly the same when you finish a book, because every book has the power to teach you, encourage you and shape you.
看一本書就像經歷一次化學反應。當你看完一本書的時候，你會和以前有所不同，因為每本書都能夠指導你、鼓勵你並塑造你。 老尹家 海參 為您 解答

Ⅱ 「我喜歡閱讀和旅遊 因為他們能使我增長知識 開闊視野」英語翻譯

I love reading and travelling, which is helpful for learning and expanding knowledge.

這句話直譯比較生硬，意譯更版合適權

Ⅲ 旅遊英語主要學什麼

基礎英語（來精讀、泛讀、聽力、自口語）、商務英語、旅遊英語、實用英語寫作、地理學與交通經濟、旅遊和商務會議、酒店服務與管理、國際市場營銷、溝通交流技巧、商務談判、旅遊心理學、公關禮儀、美事歷史與文化，大型會議組織與管理、基礎會計、辦公自動化、人力資源開發與管理。

旅遊英語是指作為專業的旅遊英語人才，將有廣闊的發展前景。作為世界文明古國之一的中國，有著悠久的文化歷史傳統。祖國的人文歷史、民族風情、山水名勝等得天獨厚的條件吸引著來自世界各地的旅遊愛好者。旅遊業已成為我國主要的支柱產業之一。涉外導游和旅遊業管理人員已成為我國急需的人才。

(3)旅遊建議英語閱讀擴展閱讀：

目標要求

1.掌握旅遊學科的基礎理論，基本知識

2.熟悉我國關於旅遊業發展的方針、政策和法規；了解旅遊業的發展動態。

3.具有運用旅遊理論分析和解決實際問題的能力。

4.有針對性的重點了解和掌握旅遊中的英語常用詞彙，具有旅遊英語業務會話、基本的書寫與翻譯能力。

5.具有運用現代信息手段，掌握文獻檢索、資料查詢的基本方法，具有一定的科學研究和實際工作能力。

6.有較強的導游能力和旅行社、酒店管理能力。

Ⅳ 英語閱讀經常會碰到 旅遊海報 旅遊小冊子，兩個有什麼區別

小冊側重旅遊休息事項是指南類的。海報是宣傳廣告。

Ⅳ 大家是怎麼學習旅遊英語的

一：在網路上，很多文章教大家怎麼一個月過六級，半個月過四級，個人認為：可能!但那絕對是針對英語基礎比較好的朋友。如果你開始英語基礎就不好，那就只能和我一樣，腳踏實地的一步一步走。其實最重要的一點，就是學習沒有捷徑可以走。

二：聽力：

1)、一個sp要聽4-5次，把裡面不懂的英語單詞的發音，含義全部搞清楚，然後每天堅持2個小時的聽力訓練，狂攻sp。

2)、如果沒事，就拿一個MP3吊耳朵，讓自己慢慢習慣英語語境。2個月後，我聽了一盤四級英語考試磁帶，發現自己原來根本聽不明白的東西變的簡單了。

3)、可以進行一些special的聽寫，嘗試聽stand English。

三：單詞
這是一個老生常談的話題，大家知道，單詞是英語的基礎，沒有單詞，就好象建大廈沒有磚頭，只能幻想空中樓閣。但是被單詞又被大家認為是最難，最枯燥的事情。基礎好的朋友可以通過閱讀學單詞，但是對基礎不好的，這點根本行不通。整篇文章都看不太明白，還談什麼學單詞呢?既然咱們現在水平不行，就要拿出比別人更多的努力。我考完六級，背單詞的草稿紙已經放滿了一個大箱子。
大家肯定有這種經驗，前不久背了的單詞，很快就忘記了，那麼該怎麼辦呢?我當時是每天固定背30-40個左右的單詞，第二天復習前一天的單詞，然後每個禮拜天，花1小時把一個禮拜的單詞復習一下，每一個月又花幾個小時把一個月的單詞復習一次。
這樣下去，半年就能積累比較大的詞彙量。在考試前，把單詞再溫習一次。因為是針對考試，可以找到關於四六級考試的高頻詞語，重點背誦一下(網路上有很多相關資料)。
對於考試中間的vocabulary，就需要靠做題目了。我考六級的時候，是做的北外出的一本六級考試詞彙突破。花一個禮拜把裡面的題目全部弄清楚，不懂的單詞全部記下來。因為六級往年的經驗就是：很多題目是重復的。

四：閱讀 閱讀在我看來，就是通過增加閱讀量，提高閱讀速度，掌握一定的閱讀技巧。
最開始的時候，因為基礎比較差，太難的文章肯定不適合基礎差的朋友。先可以看一些"書蟲"(高中水平)一類的改編小說，練練感覺。當單詞量積累到一定程度以後，就可以正式開始提高閱讀水平了。第一是做真題，從四級到六級，力爭把真題里的句子、單詞都弄明白，並且對其中的難句做一定的分析，特別是語法結構。這里有一個問題：最開始你做題目的時候准確率會很低，千萬別灰心，堅持下去，從每一篇閱讀裡面吸取精華，很快就會發現：閱讀真的沒那麼可怕。第二，對於六級，平時可以看看China daily一類的新聞雜志，即可以提高自己的興趣，又增強了閱讀水平。現在我每天晚上都喜歡看1-2版英文報紙，已經成習慣了。

五:作文 按照上面三個方面去學習，你作文肯定不會很差勁，畢竟英語是一個綜合提高的過程，你聽力、閱讀，單詞都不錯，不可能作文會差得一塌糊塗。
但是這不代表不要努力。這里我記得一個六級提高班的英語老師說過的一句話：讀書破萬卷，下筆如有神。作文一個字：背!如果你背了很多很多範文，作文不會低於6分的。但是我建議在背的同時，可以用一個小本子，把一些很精彩的句子抄下來，經常看看，並舉一反三。同樣一個句子，用在不同的地方，會有什麼不同的效果呢?自己體會一下。而且這些精彩句子正是出彩之處，也是老師給你高分的依據。

Ⅵ 求翻譯成英文，需流暢閱讀:【翻譯隨著旅遊業的崛起，我國旅遊發展呈蓬勃趨勢，同時旅遊空間競爭也越來越

翻譯隨著旅遊業的崛起，我國旅遊發展呈蓬勃趨勢，同時旅遊空間競爭也越來越激烈，由於各地經濟發展水平的差異，旅遊發展非均衡化現象日益明顯。經濟基礎好，旅遊資源品位高的地區率先獲得發展生機，成為知名度廣的強勢旅遊地，而相反情形之下便成為了弱勢旅遊地。本文主要從對弱勢旅遊地的概念理解出發，從地理環境、交通、市場等多角度出發對莒縣處於弱勢地位的原因以及目前存在的問題進行了深入分析，同時結合了人文理念，生態理念，發展理念，對提高莒縣競爭力提出了合理化建議，為促進莒縣旅遊發展提供了借鑒
Translation with the rise of tourism, the tourism development of our country is booming trend, tourism space is becoming more and more fierce competition at the same time, e to the differences of the level of economic development in various regions, tourism development equalization phenomenon has become increasingly apparent. Good economic foundation, high grade areas take the lead in tourism resources development vitality, become a wide popularity the strength of the tourist destination, and the opposite situation became weak tourist destination. This article mainly embarks from the understanding of the concept of weak destinations, from multifa ceted aspects of geographical environment, transportation, market, and the reason for the j in a weak position, we deeply analyzed the present problems, and combining the humanistic philosophy, ecological philosophy, development ideas, to enhance the competitiveness of j proposed the rationalization proposal, to promote the development of the j tourism provides the reference

Ⅶ 閱讀和旅遊那個更能開闊我們的思維，寫篇英語作文

朋友快考試了自己寫吧 這次別人幫你寫 考試可就沒那麼簡單了

Ⅷ 一個了不起的旅行者英語閱讀翻譯（2014安徽中考）

Tony Wheeler was born to travel. His father worked for an airline. For the first 16 years of his life, Wheeler and his family lived in many different countries.
托尼惠勒天生適合旅行。他的父親在航空公司工作。在他生命中的第一個16年。惠勒和他的家人住在不同的國家。
In the early 1970s, Tony met a young woman named Maureen. They soon married. Before getting jobs, Tony and Maureen wanted to travel. They took a year-long trip from England, through Asia, to Australia. On the trip, they visited places like Iran( 伊朗) . India, and so on.
在70年代早期，托尼遇見一個名叫莫林的年輕女士。他們很快就結婚了。在工作之前，托尼和莫琳想去旅行。他們花了長達一年從英國經過亞洲到達澳大利亞旅行。在旅途中，他們參觀了許多地方，像伊朗、印度，等等。
When Tony and Maureen arrived in Australia, people asked many questions about their trip. To answer these questions, Wheeler wrote a book called Across Asia on the Cheap. The book told people about different countries' weather, customs( 風俗) , and places to see. But unlike other travel books then, Tony Wheeler's book also talked about places most tourists did not go. He also wrote about unusual things to see and do. The book was very popular.
當托尼和莫琳來到了澳大利亞，人們問了許多關於他們的旅行的問題。為了回答這些問題，Wheeler寫了一本叫做《便宜游亞洲》的書。這本書向人們講訴了不同國家的天氣、風俗，以及值得去看的地方。但不同於其他旅遊書籍，托尼惠勒的書也談到了大多數遊客不去的地方。他還寫了要去做去看的不尋常的事情。這本書很受歡迎。
Tony and Maureen started a company called lonely Planet. They continued travelling. They wrote books for each place they visited. Today, 800 people work for Lonely Planet. The company has over 650 books. Tony Wheeler, the great traveller, still writes about travels to many places and will bring us more surprises.
托尼和莫琳開辦了一家叫做孤獨星球的公司。他們繼續旅行。他們為參觀過的每個地方寫書。今天，800人為孤獨星球工作。公司擁有650多本書。偉大的旅行托尼惠勒，依然在書寫去許多地方的旅行，也將帶給我們更多的驚喜。

Ⅸ 《初中英語閱讀300篇》（ 基礎卷）地理知識、風俗和旅遊的答案

看在我打這么久的份上，，，
給點懸賞金吧~~T-T

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11.DCBAD
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14)1.Li Ming's.
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4.computers/interent.
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22)1.She is staying in a nice quiet area outside the city.
2.Mr.Phairat is a bisnessman.
3.Mandy enjoys cooking classes most about her school.
4.They are taking her to Phuket Island next month.
5.Elephants attract her most.
6.She is going to write about her Thai boxing lessons,
23)1.He visited England(Britain)
2.killed it (for Grandma)
3.thirteen (13)was an unlucky number
4.put money in it
5.7
24)1.He was a doctor
2.in a small boat
3.fish and small plants from the sea
4.hot,tired and quiet ill.
5.drinking sea water
25)1.a conversation going
2.th weather ,sports,college lessons,clothing,food,etc.
3."May l jion you?"make a self-introction
4.They fell uncomfortable
5.stop watever they are doing and listen.

Ⅹ 十萬火急我急需一篇關於旅遊的英語閱讀最好有過去式沒有也可以各位叔叔阿姨哥哥姐姐幫幫忙吧

Put that hair-dryer back right now
CHINESE travelling abroad can carry more than just clothes and cameras. They often carry expectations and odd habits — some of which get them into trouble.

Impatience, jumping the queue, poor table manners. These are just some Chinese tourists' habits that are giving China a bad name. And now the Chinese Government is starting to do something about it.

"China was closed 20 years ago. The world should give us some time to teach them about other countries," said Lu Yi, a manager in the outbound travel department at China International Travel Service.

In fact, the National Tourism Administration plans to publish an etiquette guide on proper manners for Chinese travelling abroad, China Daily reported last Saturday.

But while the government believes Chinese have a problem with their manners, other factors could also be to blame for the stereotype.

For instance, nearly two per cent of Chinese go abroad each year, according to 2005 statistics from the China National Tourism Administration. Most travel in low-price group tours of 15 to 40 people.

As a result, Chinese are more easily identified and judged as a group rather than as indivials.

Another reason for the stereotype of the ill-mannered Chinese tourist may be cultural bias.

Tang Yunpeng, 27, a Chinese who has been working in Singapore for five years, said that cultural expectations on both sides can proce a negative experience.

"We Chinese have kind of pride," he said. "But many foreigners have a strong prejudice against Chinese as well. The important thing is to understand and be understood."

Whatever the case may be, many believe the government's guide to good manners will have a positive effect.

Whirlwind tour

Former New Zealand hotel restaurant manager Emma Moore, 34, says she never saw anything that "blew her mind". But she does admit that Chinese tourists did have a bad reputation at the Glacier Country Hotel in Fox Glacier, New Zealand.

They cooked rice in their rooms, left trash on the floor, smoked in the rooms and yelled for restaurant servers.

"You have to respect the culture of the places you're at," Moore said. "You can't live in a bubble."

Ivan Chuang, a US graate student from Taiwan, was impressed by the Chinese mainlanders he met on a recent tour. He paid US$350 for a whirlwind tour of New York City, Washington DC, Boston and Philadelphia last spring.

He still remembers the Chinese tour guide's opening speech: "When you find towels, hair dryers and alarm clocks in the hotel room, don't take them. If you want them, you have to buy them at a department store."

But Chuang, 30, said everyone behaved well: "I got a good impression of the people on my tour. That's not what I had heard about people from the Chinese mainland."

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etiquette: 禮節

stereotype: 成見

whirlwind tour: 旋風式旅行; 短時間內去了多個地方

yell: 叫喊
Here's how some international media look at Chinese tourists
"The most recent followers of the 'ugly Americans', who were seen in Europe in the '50s and '60s, and the free-spending Japanese tour groups, seen with their cameras everywhere in the '70s, are today's travellers from the Middle Kingdom. They are seen as a pushy, constantly smoking, hard shopping group. And, they may be difficult to adjust to."
USA Today, September 7, 2006
"In the same way that loud Americans attract glances from sophisticated people in Paris, Chinese tourists have gained a reputation in Southeast Asia. They are seen as loud, impolite with table manners, and leaving much to be desired. Even tour operators admit that Chinese customers can be rude and bossy when they hit the road."
The Christian Science Monitor,
January 4, 2006
"The Chinese were well-prepared. They were armed with paper cutouts of their relatives' feet. They headed straight for the shoes at the Clarks shop, among a collection of factory outlets near Oxford that was visited by a group of 2,000 Chinese sales representatives this month. They bought up to six pairs of shoes each and the queue stretched out of the door."
The Guardian, June 27, 2005
cutout: 紙樣
sophisticated: 久經世故的
stretch: 延伸
outlet: 經銷店

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