汉字拼音与英文字母是如何对应的?
一直很好奇，英文字母是26个，汉语拼音也有26个。世上会有如此巧合的事情么？他们之间到底有什么渊源呢？
而且，汉语拼音与英文字母是如何能够一一对应上的？它在我们如今的生活中起到了重要的作用。那么，在制定的时候都有什么故事发生呢？
作为一个中国人，真的很想了解这些。
拼音是以英语字母为基础的音标
对.感到好奇用英语怎么写这个短语
be curious about
供参考.
这句如何翻译呢?
我比较好奇,英文怎么说?我要的是名词哦.就像I was burning with curiosity!这种,如果你只会发形容词的好奇就别发咯?
记住要名词curiosity哦!
I am always full of questions.
I am always curious of the world around me.
Call me Mr.Question.
英语词组翻译:对------好奇【好奇的英文】
be curious about
在好奇心的驱使下用英文怎么说?
Driven by the curiosity..【好奇的英文】
引起人们的好奇心,怎么翻译成英文?
yes..deborah is right..also attract one"s curiousity.tempt one into being curious...
政府欲和好奇心、和喜欢是不一样的.用英文怎么说
应该是征服欲
The desire of conquering and curiosity are different from love.
The desire of conquering and curiosity are not the same as love.
英语翻译
我用谷歌在线翻译 把中文直接翻译成英文的了 有一次好奇 又把英文重新翻译回去了 翻译结果却令人吃惊 有很多不一样的地方 为什么
所有在线翻译都是这样的.
你第一次在线翻译由中文到英文时已经出现了意义上的偏差,你在回译时意义上的偏差会更大,甚至会出错,就算不出错,经你多次来回翻译后,你就看不懂他在说什么了.
需要的话 我再补充.
英语翻译
It is natural that children are curious (好奇的) about the world around them.For example,they want to know how their hearts beat.They want to know why the ocean water tastes salty. As children grow up,they become curious about different kinds of things.When they are babies,they are interested in the parts of their bodies and in the smiles of their mothers.They become interested in the physical world around them:the plants,the animals,the sky.Later,they become interested in the things that people have made:wheels,bicycles,cars.And when they are adults,their curiosity continues.Sometimes this curiosity leads to a career (生涯,职业) in science. Scientists spend their lives trying to find out about the world.Those who work with the earth sciences study the earth,the oceans,and the sky.Other scientists who study living things work with the biological sciences.A third group of scientists study the physical sciences,eg physics,chemistry. These scientists have already discovered a lot about our world.For example,they tell us why your heart beats fast when you run.They say that when you are quiet,your heart normally beats sixty-five or seventy-five times a minute.Your heart is a pump (泵) that pumps blood to all parts of the body.The blood carries oxygen and nutrition.When you run,your muscles work very hard and use the nutrition that the blood carries to them.The muscles need oxygen,too.So your brain sends a signal to the heart.The signal means that the muscles need more nutrition and oxygen.Then the heart beats fast and sends blood quickly to the muscles.It may beat 90 to 140 times a minute. Of course,scientists cannot answer all of our questions.If we ask,“Why does the ocean water taste salty?” Scientists will say that the salt comes from rocks.When a rock gets very hot or very cold,it cracks.Rain falls into cracks.The rain then carries the salt into the earth and into the rivers.The rivers carry the salt into the ocean.But then we ask,“What happens to the salt in the ocean?The ocean does not get saltier every year.” Scientists are not sure about the answer to this question. We know a lot about our world,but there are still many answers that we do not have,and we are curious.
这篇文章也太长了点,30分有点偏低啊,也就我来回答你了.下面是我的翻译,一个字一个字打出来的：
孩子们对他们周围的世界感到好奇是很自然的事.例如,他们想知道他们的心脏如何跳动,他们想知道为什么海水尝起来是咸的.随着孩子们的长大,他们对各种不同的事物感到好奇.当他们还是婴儿时,他们就对他们的身体和他们妈妈的微笑感兴趣.他们变得对自然世界感兴趣：植物、动物、天空.以后,他们又变得对人造的东西感兴趣：车轮,自行车、汽车.等他们长大成人后,他们的好奇仍在继续.有时,他们的好奇引领他们走向科学生涯.科学家们花费他们毕生精力去探索这个世界.那些研究地球科学的人们研究土地、海洋、天空.其他一些研究活物的科学家致力于生物科学.第三类科学家研究自然科学,比如物理和化学.这些科学家已经从我们的世界发掘了许多.比如,他们告诉我们为什么在你跑步时心跳得更快.你的心脏是传输你血液至全身的一个泵.血液中带着氧气和营养,当你跑步时,你的肌肉用血液带给他们的养分努力工作.肌肉需要也氧气.所以你的大脑给心脏传达了一个信号.这个信号代表肌肉需要养分和氧气.然后心脏会跳得更快并很快将血液输向肌肉.它可以一分钟跳90到140下.当然,科学家不能回答所有的问题.如果我们问,“为什么海水尝起来是咸的?”科学家会说,盐来自于岩石.当一块岩石变得很热或很冷时,它会崩裂,雨水落到裂缝里,这些雨水将盐带进土地,然后流到河水里.这些河水讲盐传入海洋.但是当我们问,“海水里的盐发生了什么事?海水并不会一年比一年更咸.”科学家就对这个问题没有明确的答案了.我们对我们的世界知道很多,但是仍然有许多问题没有得到解答,所以我们依旧充满着好奇之心.
世界上最长的英文单词是那个
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