英語(yǔ)摘抄圖片篇一：英文摘抄

Slower growth likely in 2015

A slew of data is expected to help clarify whether more easing will be required

China will set an economic growth target of about 7 percent for 2015, the weakest expansion in a generation as the country's leaders tackle debt risks and imbalances, according to analysts polled by Bloomberg.

Thirteen of 22 economists said China will settle for about 7 percent growth next year, down from this year's 7.5 percent. Sixteen said the government should change its targeting policy, with nine indicating a range would be better Seven suggested targets be scrapped altogether in favor of projections or

assumptions of growth, as most other nations provide.

The Chinese government is holding off on any broad stimulus, with Premier Li Keqiang expressing a preference for policy improvements and People's Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan vowing to stick with a prudent monetary stance.

Economists estimated GDP probably expanded 7.2 percent in the third quarter of the year, weighed down by a property slump－the slowest in more than five years.

"Setting 7.5 percent this year gave Beijing too little space for reform and deleveraging," said Yao Wei, a Paris-based China economist at Societe Generale SA.

"The recent talk from policy makers has sent strong signals that the growth target is less important as long as the labor market is stable. That suggests a new consensus is forming at the top that more slowdown should be tolerated." Yao expects the government to set a range of 7 percent to 7.5 percent and said there is "no indication" that anything below 7 percent is acceptable to the government yet.

China typically announces the annual growth aspiration at the National

People's Congress in March, after policymakers meet late in the year at the Central Economic Work Conference to hash out policies. The Communist

Party of China's top officials gather in Beijing next week for the Fourth Plenum, where moves to centralize and standardize the legal system are expected to top the agenda.

The broadest measure of new credit rose to a three-month high in September as the central bank's targeted measures to boost liquidity helped spur lending, data on Thursday showed. Subdued inflation figures released a day earlier had suggested the central bank has more room to further ease monetary policy. The PBOC cut the interest rate it pays lenders for 14-day repurchase

agreements for the second time in a month this week, and further data next week－including GDP, industrial production and investment－are expected to help show whether more easing is needed.

China's main government-backed research organization this month gave one of the strongest signs yet that leaders will keep eschewing broad stimulus just to meet this year's goal.

The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences forecast a 7 percent expansion next year, according to the Shanghai Securities News. The Beijing-based institution estimates growth of 7.3 percent this year, the newspaper reported.

China's growth target was 7.5 percent in 2012 and 2013, and expansion came in at 7.7 percent each time.

Former US treasury secretary Lawrence Summers, now a Harvard University professor, and colleague Lant Pritchett argue China is unlikely to sustain its rapid growth over the next 20 years as a "regression to the mean" damps its expansion.

"Many of the great economic forecasting errors of the past half century came from excessive extrapolation of recent performance and treating a country's

growth rate as a permanent characteristic rather than a transient condition," they wrote in a paper.

Applying regressions, the predicted growth rate for China over the next two decades drops to 3.9 percent, they wrote in the paper, which also argues India's expansion is likely to slow.

The International Monetary Fund in July urged China to set a growth target of

6.5 percent to 7 percent for 2015, warning of a "web of vulnerabilities" in the economy from real estate and rising debt. This month, it forecast 7.4 percent GDP growth this year and 7.1 percent in 2015.

"Lowering the growth target to about 7 percent will provide more room for reform," said Zhu Haibin, chief China economist at JPMorgan Chase &Co in Hong Kong.

"Reforms and economic rebalancing will cause

traditional overcapacity industries to slow down, but it will take time for new sectors to grow. It will be reasonable to lower the growth target."

President Xi Jinping said in May that the nation needs to adapt to a "new normal" in the pace of growth.

China has taken steps away from its addiction to GDP targeting, with the creation of a dashboard of more than 40 economic indicators to measure the efficiency and quality of growth.

The set will comprise existing data such as GDP and new items including the ratio of fiscal debt to revenue and the proportion of workers involved in

research and development, the National Bureau of Statistics said last month. In the long run, "China should give up targeting GDP completely and instead focus on employment and inflation, given how difficult it is to determine what the sustainable level of GDP growth actually is," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, China economist for Capital Economics Ltd in Singapore.

That echoes the view of Standard &Poor's Singapore-based economists Paul Gruenwald and Vincent Conti, who last month said China's adherence to targeting is hurting financial stability.

Shen Jianguang, chief Asia economist at Mizuho Securities Asia Ltd in Hong Kong, said while the government's growth target "is no longer taken as the golden rule" it is still "necessary for economic planning and policy adjustments".

英語(yǔ)摘抄圖片篇二：英語(yǔ)摘抄

【各血型綜述】

>>>A型<<<

Lives according to self-defined rules or boundaries and has the strongest regard for rules out of all blood types. 活在自己設(shè)定的規(guī)則或界限里，在所有血型中最講究原則。

Very caring and good at understanding others.關(guān)愛(ài)他人，通情達(dá)理。

Finds it difficult to adapt to rapid changes in the environment or complications in interpersonal relationships. 難以適應(yīng)周遭的快速變化或復(fù)雜的人際關(guān)系。

Very cautious when taking the first step. 邁出第一步時(shí)極為小心謹(jǐn)慎。

Pessimistic in the face of an uncertain future, a perfectionist who is well-prepared in advance.

在未來(lái)無(wú)法確定的情況下，會(huì)變得悲觀。是未雨綢繆的完美主義者。

Has great endurance and is very good at suppressing his own feelings.

極為隱忍，善于壓抑自己的感受。

>>>AB型<<<

Likes to maintain a certain distance in relationships and does not like others invading his territory.

在人際交往中喜歡保持一定距離，不喜歡他人侵入自己的"領(lǐng)地"。

Logical and level-headed, he is excellent at negotiations.邏輯清晰，頭腦冷靜，精于談判。

Exceptional at analysis.極其善于分析。

The majority of people who are idealistic and sensitive. 大多數(shù)AB型血的人都是理想主義，且敏感。 The calm and uuffled personality of Type As, co-exist with the volatile nature of Type Bs.

融合了A型血沉著冷靜的性格和B型血變化無(wú)常的天性。

Out of blood types, he pays the least attention to politics and power. Has the tendency to strive for sagehood. 在所有血型當(dāng)中，AB型最漠視政治和權(quán)力，向往著高超出世的境界。

>>>B型<<<

Especially dislikes interference from others or being restricted by a set of boundaries.

特別討厭他人的干擾或被束縛于某種界限中。

Fixated upon interesting things. 專注于有趣的事情。

Unhindered by conventional values and freely expresses his will.

不受傳統(tǒng)價(jià)值觀的羈絆，能自由地表達(dá)個(gè)人意愿。

Has a free way of thinking, resulting in a rich imagination. Very open when it comes to socializing.

有著自由的思維模式，因此想象力豐富。在社交中非常開(kāi)放。

Higher number of people who are positive about the future. 大多數(shù)B型血的人對(duì)未來(lái)持積極看法。 Seldom affected by the environment, seldom aware of things happening around him.

很少受外界影響，對(duì)身邊發(fā)生的事情渾然不覺(jué)。

>>>O型<<<

Has the strongest need for survival.有著最強(qiáng)烈的求生欲望。

Has great motivation when there is a goal. 當(dāng)目標(biāo)明確時(shí)，行動(dòng)力極強(qiáng)。

But promptly loses his will once the goal is blurred.但一旦目標(biāo)模糊，立刻意志渙散。

Is both an idealist... and a realist.既是理想主義者，又是現(xiàn)實(shí)主義者。

Used to forming cliques and is highly wary of those outside of the clique.

習(xí)慣性"拉幫結(jié)派"，且對(duì)自己圈子外的人極為警惕。

Tends to be focused on a single thing, thus more people in professional lines of work.

通常能專注于一件事情上，因此很多人從事專業(yè)領(lǐng)域工作。

Honest and opinionated, thus more people who live their lives with priciples and ideals.

誠(chéng)實(shí)、固執(zhí)己見(jiàn)，因此O型血的人大都有著自己的原則和理念。

Emotional, but will not back-stab others. 情緒化，但不會(huì)背后捅刀子。

英語(yǔ)摘抄圖片篇三：英語(yǔ)美句摘抄

1· I am thankful to all those who said NO to me, it's because of them I did it myself.

感謝那些曾經(jīng)對(duì)我說(shuō)"不"的人，正因?yàn)樗麄兊木芙^，我靠我自己做到了

2·No matter how we try to be mature..We will always be a kid when we all get hurt and cry. 不管多努力去蛻變成熟。。一旦內(nèi)心受傷哭泣時(shí)，我們還是像小孩子一樣。

3·The best things in life are unseen, that’s why we close our eyes when we kiss, cry and dream. 生命中最美好的都是看不見(jiàn)的，這就是為什么我們會(huì)在接吻，哭泣，許愿的時(shí)候閉上眼睛。

4.I figure life is a gift and I don’t intend on wasting it. You never know what hand you’re going to get dealt next. You learn to take life as it comes at you.

我覺(jué)得生命是一份禮物,我不想浪費(fèi)它,你不會(huì)知道下一手牌會(huì)是什么,要學(xué)會(huì)接受生活�！�—《泰坦尼克號(hào)》

5.Dream is like the stars in the sky, maybe you can never touch, but if you follow them, they will lead you to find the way of life.夢(mèng)想就像天上星星，也許你永遠(yuǎn)無(wú)法觸碰，但如果你跟隨它們，它們將引領(lǐng)你找到人生路。

6.To give so much time to improving yourself that you have no time to criticize others.用更多的時(shí)間充實(shí)自己，那樣就沒(méi)有多余的時(shí)間來(lái)抱怨了。

7.Life is like a cup of tea.It won't be bitter for a lifetime but for a short while anyway.人生如茶，不會(huì)苦一輩子，但總會(huì)苦一陣子。

8.Whenever anyone tells me I can't do something, I prove them wrong. 每次有人跟我說(shuō)我做不到某件事時(shí)，我就要證明他們是錯(cuò)的�！�—《吸血鬼日記》

9.Do not have too many complaints, and that will only make you more tired heart.無(wú)須有過(guò)多的抱怨，那樣只會(huì)使你自己的心更累。

10.The best thing in life is finding someone who knows all of your flaws, mistakes, and weaknesses, and still thinks you're completely amazing.

生命中最好的事情，就是找到那個(gè)知道你所有的缺點(diǎn)、錯(cuò)誤和弱點(diǎn)，卻依然認(rèn)為你非常棒的人。

11.A man must do what he can to brace against the shit of a simple day. 人生在世，要及時(shí)行樂(lè)。

12.什么都不順利的時(shí)候，就當(dāng)是神賜給自己的假期(來(lái)自:www.newchangjing.com 蒲公 英文 摘:英語(yǔ)摘抄圖片)，不用勉強(qiáng)自己往前跑、焦急或者努力。

13.The one thing I learned from my travels is that you can be miserable pretty much anywhere. And happy anywhere, too. It's about where you are inside.

我在旅行中明白了一件事，那就是在哪你都可能活得很悲慘，或者活得很開(kāi)心，關(guān)鍵是你的心在哪�！�—《東區(qū)女巫》

14.Everyone has his inherent abilities eg. power or capacity which can easily be concealed by habits, blurred by time, and eroded by laziness.

每個(gè)人都有潛在的能量，只是很容易：被習(xí)慣所掩蓋，被時(shí)間所迷離，被惰性所消磨。

15.If I said that this song is very nice, please listen to clear the lyrics, because that's what I want you'll see mood.如果我說(shuō)這一首歌很好聽(tīng)，請(qǐng)你認(rèn)真聽(tīng)清歌詞，因?yàn)槟鞘俏蚁胱屇愣�的心情�?/p>

16. I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone. 我寧愿和你共度凡人短暫的一生，也不愿看盡這世界的滄海桑田。 —《指環(huán)王》

17.Age probably teaches us to be nice but not at the expense of our own happiness.歲月很可能會(huì)教會(huì)我們：可以待人友好，但不要以犧牲自己的幸福而作為代價(jià)。

18.Learning to ignore things is one of the great paths to inner peace.

學(xué)會(huì)忽略，是通向內(nèi)在平靜的一條大路 – Robert J. Sawyer

19.Making your own decisions and feeling confident in the decisions you make gives us fulfilment and joy from life. Going against your gut only breeds resentment and bitterness.

自己做決定才會(huì)對(duì)自己的決定有自信，感受生命中的成就和喜悅。違背直覺(jué)只能留給自己怨恨和痛苦. 20. If you wait to do everything until you're sure it's right, you'll probably never do much of anything.

如果每件事你都等到確定是對(duì)的才去做，那你也許永遠(yuǎn)都成不了什么事。 21.

Never think about what someone says about you, only think about what you think of yourself.

不要想別人是怎么想你的，想想你是怎么想你自己的。

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