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A nursery school teacher was delivering a station wagon full of kids home one day when a fire truck zoomed past. Sitting in the front seat of the fire truck was a Dalmation dog.
The children started discussing what the dog's duties might be.
"They use him to keep crowds back," said one youngster.
"No," said another, "he's just for good luck."
A third child concluded. "No silly, they use the dogs to find the fire hydrant!"
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A little old lady was in the kitchen one day, washing the dishes when suddenly a little genie appeared beside her.
"You've led a long and good life" the genie said, "I have come to reward you by granting you three wishes. Ask for anything you want and I will make it happen."
The old lady was surprised but cynical. Not really believing that anything would happen she decided to play along for a minute. "Ok" she said, "turn all those dirty dishes into money." With that there was a big Poof! and the dishes had turned into a big pile of cash.
"My" said the old lady, staggered that it had actually worked, "Perhaps you could make me look young and beautiful again?" There was another big poof and the woman now looked lots younger and was very good looking. Excitedly she carried on, "Can you turn my dear old cat into a handsome young man?"
Once more there was a big Poof, and the cat was replaced by a handsome young man. Smiling devilishly she turned to the young man and said "At last! Now I want to make love with you for the rest of the day and all night too!"
The young man just looked at her for moment then replied in a high pitched voice, "Well you should have thought about that before you took me to the vet's shouldn't you!"
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A big-time negotiator was out fishing one day when he caught a strange looking fish. He reeled the fish in, unhooked it, and threw it on the ground next to him. The fish started writhing in agony and, to the negotiator's surprise, said, "Please throw me back into the lake and I'll grant you three wishes."
"Any three wishes, huh?" the negotiator mused as visions of expensive fast cars and beautiful women paraded through his head.
"Fish," he finally exclaimed, "Give me five wishes and I'll throw you back."
"Sorry," the fish answered while struggling for breath, "only three wishes."
The negotiator's pride was at stake and after giving the matter some thought he announced, "What do you take me for? A sucker? I'll settle for four wishes."
"Only three," the fish murmured weakly.
Fuming, the man debated the pros and cons of accepting the three wishes or continuing to bargain for that one extra wish. Finally, the negotiator decided it wasn't worth looking a gift fish in the mouth and said "All right fish, you win, three wishes."
Unfortunately, by then the fish was dead.
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下面是读文网小编整理的新型黑客工具威胁Wi-Fi用户安全,供广大学者参考。
You may think the only people capable of snooping on your Internet activity are government intelligence agents or possibly a talented teenage hacker holed up in his parents’ basement. But some simple software lets just about anyone sitting next to you at your local coffee shop watch you browse the Web and even assume your identity online.
也许你曾以为窥探你上网活动的事只有政府情报人员或者藏在自家地下室的青年黑客才会干的出来。但一些简单的软件使得哪怕是小咖啡馆里在你身边的任何人都可以看到你在浏览的网页甚至获得你的身份验证信息。
“Like it or not, we are now living in a cyberpunk novel,” said Darren Kitchen, a systems administrator for an aerospace company in Richmond, Calif., and the host of Hak5, a video podcast about computer hacking and security. “When people find out how trivial and easy it is to see and even modify what you do online, they are shocked.”
达伦·凯臣是美国加州里士满市的一家航空公司的系统管理员,同时他还是一家名为Hak5的计算机黑客与信息安全视频播客网站的站长。他说,“不管你喜欢与否,我们现在正生活在一个数字庞克小说之中。当人们发现他们的网上信息是多么容易被黑时,他们都会目瞪口呆。”
Until recently, only determined and knowledgeable hackers with fancy tools and lots of time on their hands could spy while you used your laptop or smartphone at Wi-Fi hot spots. But a free program called Firesheep, released in October, has made it simple to see what other users of an unsecured Wi-Fi network are doing and then log on as them at the sites they visited.
不久前若要监视你的笔记本或智能手机通过Wi-Fi热点上网的情况,这还只是有能力和有毅力的黑客,花费大量时间并利用高精尖的工具才能办到的事。但去年十月发布的一款叫做Firesheep的自由程序使得监测未加密的Wi-Fi网络变得易如反掌,利用该软件人们可以监测别人上网信息乃至登录他人访问的网站帐户。
Without issuing any warnings of the possible threat, Web site administrators have since been scrambling to provide added protections.
在没有发布任何潜在安全威胁警告的情况下,网站管理员已经争先恐后的开始提供附加安全保护措施了。
“I released Firesheep to show that a core and widespread issue in Web site security is being ignored,” said Eric Butler, a freelance software developer in Seattle who created the program. “It points out the lack of end-to-end encryption.”
Firesheep的作者是西雅图的自由软件开发者埃里克巴·特勒,他表示:“我发布Firesheep就是为了让大家知道在网站安全上一个普遍的核心问题一直以来都被大家忽略了,那就是端到端的加密。”
What he means is that while the password you initially enter on Web sites like Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Amazon, eBay and The New York Times is encrypted, the Web browser’s cookie, a bit of code that that identifies your computer, your settings on the site or other private information, is often not encrypted. Firesheep grabs that cookie, allowing nosy or malicious users to, in essence, be you on the site and have full access to your account.
当你在Facebook、Twitter、Flickr、Amzon、eBay和纽约时报之类的网站上初次输入登录密码时,端到端信息被加密。但当使用cookie登录时,常常是不进行加密的。Cookie是对记录你的登录信息、个人访问设置及某些私人信息的一段代码的称呼。Firesheep就设法抓取这些cookie,这样就可以使任何心存好奇或别有用心的用户干脆变成你,从网站上登录你的帐号。
More than a million people have downloaded the program in the last three months (including this reporter, who is not exactly a computer genius). And it is easy to use.
在过去三个月内超过一百万人已下载了该程序(包括对计算机并不在行的笔者在内)。它真的很简单易用。
The only sites that are safe from snoopers are those that employ the cryptographic protocol Transport Layer Security or its predecessor, Secure Sockets Layer, throughout your session. PayPal and many banks do this, but a startling number of sites that people trust to safeguard their privacy do not. You know you are shielded from prying eyes if a little lock appears in the corner of your browser or the Web address starts with “https” rather than “
唯一安全的网站就是那些在整个会话过程中使用传输层加密协议或其前身SSL的网站。PayPal和许多银行做了这样的设定。但仍有一批数量惊人的网站没有这么做,而通常人们却一直相信它们能够保护其私人信息。当你的浏览器的一角出现一个小小的锁形图标或者你所访问的网址前以“https”而不是“http”开头时,你才能躲过那些窥视的眼睛。
“The usual reason Web sites give for not encrypting all communication is that it will slow down the site and would be a huge engineering expense,” said Chris Palmer, technology director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an electronic rights advocacy group based in San Francisco. “Yes, there are operational hurdles, but they are solvable.”
电子前哨基金会是一家总部位于旧金山的数字版权维权组织,它的技术总监克利斯·帕尔默说:“网站不提供全程通信加密的理由通常是,这会拖慢站点访问速度并造成巨大的工程开销。要提供全程通信机密的确有一些操作上的障碍,但这些困难都是可以解决的。”#p#分页标题#e#
Indeed, Gmail made end-to-end encryption its default mode in January 2010. Facebook began to offer the same protection as an opt-in security feature last month, though it is so far available only to a small percentage of users and has limitations. For example, it doesn’t work with many third-party applications.
实际上,Gmail已于2010年一月起在其默认模式中采用了端到端加密技术。上个月,Facebook也开始将同样的保护措施作为一项可选择的安全功能提供给用户,但目前仍只限于一小部分用户应用。例如,它并不适用于许多第三方应用。
“It’s worth noting that Facebook took this step, but it’s too early to congratulate them,” said Mr. Butler, who is frustrated that “https” is not the site’s default setting. “Most people aren’t going to know about it or won’t think it’s important or won’t want to use it when they find out that it disables major applications.”
“Facebook这么做并不值得,现在就为他们的成功祝贺也为时尚早。大多数人并不会了解这项保护措施,或者并不会认为这有多重要,或者由于这对于大多数第三方应用无效而不会使用它。”巴特勒先生如是说,他仍觉得“https”访问并不是网站的默认访问设置乃是一件憾事。
Joe Sullivan, chief security officer at Facebook, said the company was engaged in a “deliberative rollout process,” to access and address any unforeseen difficulties. “We hope to have it available for all users in the next several weeks,” he said, adding that the company was also working to address problems with third-party applications and to make “https” the default setting.
Facebook的信息安全总监乔·沙利文表示,他们正着手准备一个“慎重的发布过程”,以发现并克服所有潜在的困难。他说,“我们希望在几周后这项安全措施能适用于所有用户。”此外他还补充说,公司正在努力解决第三方应用方面的安全问题并力促“https”访问方式成为默认设置。
Many Web sites offer some support for encryption via “https,” but they make it difficult to use. To address these problems, the Electronic Frontier Foundation in collaboration with the Tor Project, another group concerned with Internet privacy, released in June an add-on to the browser Firefox, called Https Everywhere. The extension, which can be downloaded at eff.org/https-everywhere, makes “https” the stubbornly unchangeable default on all sites that support it.
许多网站通过“https”提供加密服务,但这用起来并不方便。为解决这个问题,电子前哨基金会联合Tor项目组(另一个互联网隐私相关组织)于去年六月发布了一款名为Https Everywhere(Https无处不在)的火狐浏览器插件。该插件(可由eff.org/https-everywhere下载)强制通过https方式访问所有支持该访问服务的网站。
Since not all Web sites have “https” capability, Bill Pennington, chief strategy officer with the Web site risk management firm WhiteHat Security in Santa Clara, Calif., said: “I tell people that if you’re doing things with sensitive data, don’t do it at a Wi-Fi hot spot. Do it at home.”
由于并非所有网站都能提供“https”访问支持,白帽安全公司(美国加州圣克拉拉的网络风险管理公司)的首席策略官比尔·潘宁顿告戒大众:“如果你要进行涉及敏感信息的操作,不要通过Wi-Fi来做,还是回家再弄吧。”
But home wireless networks may not be all that safe either, because of free and widely available Wi-Fi cracking programs like Gerix WiFi Cracker, Aircrack-ng and Wifite. The programs work by faking legitimate user activity to collect a series of so-called weak keys or clues to the password. The process is wholly automated, said Mr. Kitchen at Hak5, allowing even techno-ignoramuses to recover a wireless router’s password in a matter of seconds. “I’ve yet to find a WEP-protected network not susceptible to this kind of attack,” Mr. Kitchen said.
但家里的无线网络也并不一定能确保安全,因为Gerix WiFi Cracker、Aircrack-ng 和Wifite之类的自由Wi-Fi黑客程序正被广泛使用着。此类软件仿冒合法用户的活动以窃取一系列所谓弱密匙或者可能透露户密码的蛛丝马迹。这个过程完全是自动的,凯臣在Hak5上说,这使得哪怕是一个技术白痴都能在几秒钟内获得一个无线路由器的密码。他还说:“我还没有发现哪个采用WEP保护的网络能够对这种攻击免疫。”
A WEP-encrypted password (for wired equivalent privacy) is not as strong as a WPA (or Wi-Fi protected access) password, so it’s best to use a WPA password instead. Even so, hackers can use the same free software programs to get on WPA password-protected networks as well. It just takes much longer (think weeks) and more computer expertise.
WEP(有线等效保密)密码并不如WPA(Wi-Fi接入保护)密码强大,所以使用WPA密码方为上策。但即便如此,黑客们也还是可以用同样的软件得到采用WPA密码保护的网络的密码信息。这只是需要花上更长的时间(大概是几周),当然也需要更多的计算机专业知识。
Using such programs along with high-powered Wi-Fi antennas that cost less than $90, hackers can pull in signals from home networks two to three miles away. There are also some computerized cracking devices with built-in antennas on the market, like WifiRobin ($156). But experts said they were not as fast or effective as the latest free cracking programs, because the devices worked only on WEP-protected networks.#p#分页标题#e#
使用这些程序和大功率的Wi-Fi天线的成本不到90美元,这样黑客们就能监听到两三英里内的家庭无线网络信号了。市场上还有一些带有内置天线的黑客设备,例如售价156美元的WifiRobin之类。但专家们称这些设备并不如最新的自由黑客程序来的便捷有效,这些设备只能针对采用WEP保护的网络使用。
To protect yourself, changing the Service Set Identifier or SSID of your wireless network from the default name of your router (like Linksys or Netgear) to something less predictable helps, as does choosing a lengthy and complicated alphanumeric password.
要保护你自己,最好将你的服务集标识符或无线网络服务组标识符(SSID)由路由器的默认名(Linksys或Netgear之类)改成一个比较不易预测的名字,就像选择够长够复杂的字母数字混合的密码那样。
Setting up a virtual private network, or V.P.N., which encrypts all communications you transmit wirelessly whether on your home network or at a hot spot, is even more secure. The data looks like gibberish to a snooper as it travels from your computer to a secure server before it is blasted onto the Internet.
建立一个虚拟专用网络将对你收发的所有信息进行加密,无论你使用的是家用无线网络或是Wi-Fi热点。这会更安全些。你的计算机发出的数据会先经过一个网络安全服务器再在互联网上传播,这样加密后的数据在嗅探软件看来就像是一堆乱码一样。
Popular V.P.N. providers include Vyper, HotSpot and LogMeIn Hamachi. Some are free; others are as much as $18 a month, depending on how much data is encrypted. Free versions tend to encrypt only Web activity and not e-mail exchanges.
流行的提供商包括Vyper, HotSpot 和LogMeIn Hamachi。其中一些是免费的,另一些则依加密的数据量的多少来计费(如每月18美金)。免费版本的通常只加密Web访问信息而不加密电邮。
However, Mr. Palmer at the Electronic Frontier Foundation blames poorly designed Web sites, not vulnerable Wi-Fi connections, for security lapses. “Many popular sites were not designed for security from the beginning, and now we are suffering the consequences,” he said. “People need to demand ‘https’ so Web sites will do the painful integration work that needs to be done.”
但电子前哨基金会的帕尔默先生却认为网络安全的疏失更多的要归咎于糟糕的网站设计,而非Wi-Fi连接本身的脆弱性。他说:“许多热门网站在其设计之初就对安全问题考虑不足,现在不得不自食其果,大众要求使用‘https’,因此网站不得不艰难的履行其义务。”
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阅读有阅读的好处,不论阅读的是语文作文还是英语作文。下面是读文网小编带来阅读的好处the benefit of reading英语作文范文,欢迎大家阅读!
I think reading is important in the whole life for people. There are many benefits of reading. Firstly, reading increases our knowledge and we can learn the world affairs without going out.
Secondly, reading is a good way to improve reading and writing skills. Before you learn to write, you must know how others write. Thirdly, reading can broaden our knowledge and horizon, which is important to job hunting in the future. Finally, reading helps us become self-cultivation that would be beneficial to our whole life.
Therefore, start to reading, no matter how old you are and what you are doing. Then, you may find the great charm and benefits of reading.
我认为阅读对人们来说是终身受用的。阅读有许多好处。首先,读书可以使我们增长见识,不出门,便可知天下事。其次,读书能够使我们的阅读和写作能力得到提高。在你学会如何写之前,你得首先知道别人怎么写。
再者,阅读能扩宽我们的知识面和眼界,这对我们将来找工作是很重要的。最后,阅读使我们变得有修养,这对我们一生都是很有好处的。
因此,不管你现在多大,不管你在干什么,现在就开始读书吧。然后,你就会发现阅读的魅力和好处了。
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在英语考试中,写作也是占了很大的比重,今天读文网小编在这里为大家分享三篇the benefit of reading英语作文,希望对大家的英语写作能有所帮助!
When it comes to English learning, people may start pouring out their woes about how it difficult to learn. Well, as an English major student, I think there are several ways we can do to improve our English skills and make it easier to learn. Some English learners believe that extensive reading is an important way to learn English. I really agree with that. For every English learner, extensive reading is a indispensable part to enhance their English. There are some of the advantages of reading:
当提到学习英语时,人们就开始大倒苦水,抱怨英语是有多么的难学。好吧,作为一名英语专业的学生,我认为我们有几种方法可以使我们的英语水平提高,让其更容易学。一些英语学习者认为泛读是学习英语的重要方法。我同意这种看法。对于每个英语学习者来说,泛读是提高英语水平不可缺的一部分。关于阅读,有这些好处:
First of all, reading on different kinds of topics can broaden our horizon. We can know about the things we don’t know before and learn about the cultural differences. To a large extend, we acquire our knowledge through reading. Second, reading English books or novel can avoid we speak “Chinglish”. We can know the way how the native English speakers express themselves. Third, reading is a good way to enlarge our vocabulary. If we encounter a new word in the book, we can refer to the dictionary, and then write it down on the notebook. What’s more, the more we read, the better our reading comprehension will be. It’s a very useful skill for English learner. Last but not least, reading can provide us with a lot of pleasure. We will not feel lonely if we read an interesting book.
首先,阅读不同题材的文章可以扩宽我们的眼界。我们可以知道那些我们不曾了解的事物,并了解文化差异。从很大的程度上来说,我们通过阅读来获取知识。其二,阅读可以避免我们说“中式英语”。我们可以了解到地道的英语应该怎么样说。第三,阅读可以帮助我们扩展自己的词汇量。如果我们遇到一个新的单词,可以查阅字典,然后把新的单词抄在笔记本中。这对于英语学习者来说非常有用。最后,阅读可以提供给我们很多快乐。当我们阅读一本有趣的书时,就不会觉得孤独了。
In a word, reading is a good way to improve our English skills. Try to read extensively, you’ll have a lot of benefit from it.
一句话总结,阅读是提高我们英语学习能力的好方法。试着去广泛的阅读吧,你会从中收获很多的。
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摘录:The air is clear, clean cool. The smells are tiny smells, little whiffs of green, a ribbon of brown mud, the blue smell of the sky.
Up earlier than usual. The air is calling.
Spring air is different from winter air.
Tree branches are serrated with red bud teeth.
Later, they grow chartreuse fuzz, making pale green auras in the sun.
Summer leaves will be dark, shading, but spring leaves let the light through.
Spring trees glow in the daytime, spreading translucent canopies.
The birds are out, racketing their news from bush to branch. Cats are still curled up on fire escapes. They are in no hurry to get up in the cool morning air and they know it will warm up later. They are watching the birds. They can wait.
The air is clear, clean cool. The smells are tiny smells, little whiffs of green, a ribbon of brown mud, the blue smell of the sky. Midday is mild enough for short sleeves. I eat my lunch outsider, sitting on a warm brick wall. The breeze lifts my hair and riffles the edge of my skirt. I have to squint. Everything tastes better.
Until today I had been too huddled in my winter coat to notice the quiet coming of flowers. Suddenly, daffodils smile in my face, parrot tulips wave their beaky petals, and fragrant white blossoms are pinned to dogwood trees like bows in a young girl's hair.
The evening is soft. I need my thin jacket.
It's still light out when I walk home from the Metro.
I could walk for hours.
Like a kid playing street games with her friends, I don't want to go in.
When I went to work this morning, I left my windows open.
Spring came in through the screens while I was gone.
It's as if I had used a big sliver key and rolled back the roof like a lid on a sardine can.
The indoors smell like the outdoors.
It will be like lying down in the grass to sleep.
The sheets are cool. The quilt is warm.
The light fades outside my windows. This weekend, I think I'll wash my car.
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数字对宝宝来说是相当枯燥乏味的,而儿歌贴近宝宝生活实际,数字儿歌能够将抽象的数字与宝宝的具象思维相结合,读起来朗朗上口,易学易记。所以利用儿歌教宝宝认识数字,学习数学,是很好的方法喔!
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Once I caught a fish alive
学习英语数字的儿歌
One, two, three, four, five,
Once I caught a fish alive.
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
Then I let it go again.
Why did you let it go?
Because it bit my finger so.
Which finger did it bite?
This little finger on the right.
1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10
One, two, three, four, five,
Once I caught a crab alive.
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
Then I let it go again.
Why did you let it go?
Because it bit my finger so.
Which finger did it bite?
This little finger on the right.
One, two, three, four, five,Six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
One, two, three, four, five,
Once I caught an eel alive.
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
Then I let it go again.
Why did you let it go?
Because it bit my finger so.
Which finger did it bite?
This little finger on the right.
This little finger on the right.
英语儿歌Once I caught a fish alive (我钓到了一条鱼)
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作者:威廉·布莱克(William Blake),英国第一位重要的浪漫主义诗人、版画家,英国文学史上最重要的伟大诗人之一,虔诚的基督教徒。主要诗作有诗集《纯真之歌》、《经验之歌》等。早期作品简洁明快,中后期作品趋向玄妙深沉,充满神秘色彩。 他一生中与妻子相依为命,以绘画和雕版的劳酬过着简单平静的创作生活。后来诗人叶芝等人重编了他的诗集,人们才惊讶于他的虔诚与深刻。接着是他的书信和笔记的陆续发表,他的神启式的伟大画作也逐渐被世人所认知,于是诗人与画家布莱克在艺术界的崇高地位从此确立无疑。
Little Lamb, who make thee
Dost thou know who made thee,
Gave thee life, and bid thee feed
By the stream and o'er the mead;
Gave thee clothing of delight,
Softest clothing, wolly, bright;
Gave thee such a tender voice,
Making all the vales rejoice?
Little Lamb, who made thee?
Dost thou know who made thee?
Little Lamb, I'll tell thee;
Little Lamb, I'll tell thee:
He is called by thy name,
For He calls Himself a Lamb
He is meek, and He is mild,
He became a little child.
I a child, and thou a lamb,
We are called by His name.
Little Lamb, God bless thee!
Little Lamb, God bless thee!
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以下是小编整理的情感类英语美文欣赏:The Five Boons of Life, 希望使你的心灵有所触动。
In the morning of life came a good fairy with herbasket,and said:"Here are gifts. Take one, leave theothers,And be wary,choose wisely!For only one ofthem is valuable."
The gifts were five :Fame, Love,Riches,Pleasure,Death.The youth,said,eagerly:"Thereis no need to consider";and he chose Pleasure.
He went out into the world and sought out thepleasures that youth delights in . But each in its turnwas short-liyed and disappointing,vain and empty;and each,departing,mocked him .In the endhe said:"These years i have wasted.If i could but choose again, I would choose wisely."
在生命之初,一位仙女带着篮子走来,对一位年轻人说道:"这里有几份礼物,你可以从中选一份,留下其它的.你要小心,做一个明智的选择;啊,你要明智地进行选择!因为这里面只有一份礼物是珍贵的."
一共有五份礼物:名声,爱情,财富,快乐,还有死亡.年轻人迫不及待地说:"没有必要多想."他选了快乐.
此后他就开始步入世界,追逐年轻人所喜爱的快乐.然而每一种快乐都是如此短暂,令人感到空虚和失望.每当一种快乐弃他而去时,还要把他嘲弄一番.最后,年轻人感叹道"这些年我都浪费了.如果我可以再选一次,我一定会做一个明智的选择."
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The fairy appeared,and said:"Four of the gifts remain.choose once more:and oh,remember--time is flying,and only one of them is precious."
The man considered long,then chose Love;and did not mark the tears that rose in the fairy'seyes.
After many,many years the man sat by a coffin,in an empty home.And he communed withhimself,saying:"One by one they have gone away and leftme;and now she lies here,the dearestand the last.Desolation after desolation has swept over me;but each hour of happiness thetreacherous trader,Love,sold me i have paid a thousand hours ofo grief!Out of my heart ofhearts i curse him!"
这时仙女又出现了,她说:"这里还有四份礼物.再选一次吧.噢,记住时间飞逝,而其中只有一件是珍贵的."
他思考了很久,最终选择了爱情;他没有注意到仙女眼里泛起的泪光.许多许多年之后,这个人坐在一口棺材旁边,屋子里空荡荡的.他自言自语道:"他们一个一个地走了,只剩下我.现在,她就躺在这儿,我最亲爱的人儿,我最后的亲人.孤独一次又一次把我包围.都是因为爱情这个阴狡诈的商人,他出售给我的每个甜蜜的小时,我现在都要用数千个小时的悲伤来偿还!我从心底里诅咒他!"
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"Choose again."It was the fairy speaking."The years have you wisdow-surely it must beso.There gifts remain.Only one of them has anyworth-remember it ,and choose warily."
The man reflected long,then chose Fame;and the fairy,sighing,went her way.
Years went by and she came again,and stood behind the man where he sat solitary in thefading day,thinking.And she knew his thought:"My name filled the world,and its praiss were onevery tongue,and it seemed well with me for a littlewhile.How little a while it was!Then cameenvy;then detraction;then hate;then persecution.Then derision,which is the begining of theend.And last of all came pity,which is the funeral of fame.Oh ,the bitterness and misery ofrenown!"
"你在选一次吧."仙女又一次说话了.
"这些年已经教予你智慧--也理当如此.这里还有三份礼物,其中只有一份是有价值的--切记,你好好挑吧."
他想了很久,然而选择了名声.仙女叹了口气,径自离开了.岁月流转,仙女又回来了,站到他的身旁.已迈入迟暮之年的他孑然一身,心情重重.他在想些什么,她都了然于心.
"我的名字传遍世界,每个人都争相赞颂,有一阵子好像让我心满足.可那是多么短暂的一阵子啊!随之而来的是妒忌;然后是诋毁;然后是憎恶;然后是迫害.之后是嘲讽,从些一切开始步入完结.最后便是怜悯,这也是我的名声的葬礼.啊,名声原来是这般苦涩和痛苦!"
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"Choose yet again."It was the fairy's voice. "Two gifts remain.And do not despair .In thebegining there was but one that was precious,and it is still here.
"Wealth-which is power!How blind i was!"said the man."Now,at last,life will be worth the living.Iwill spend.squander.These mockers and despisers will crawl in the dirt before me,and i will feedmy hungry heart with their envy,I will have all luxuries,all joys,all enchant-times of the spirit Iwill buy,buy,buy!I have lost much time,and chosen badly heretofore,but let that pass;I wasignorant then,and could but take for best what seemed so."
Three short years went by,and a day came when the man sat shivering in a mean garret;and hewas gaunt and wan and hollow-eyed,and clothed in rags;and he was gnawing a dry crust andmumbling:"Curse all the world's gifts for mockeries and gilded lies!And miscalled,every one,Theyare not gifts,but merely lendings.Pleasure.Love,Fame.Riches:they are but temporary disguisesfor lasting realities-Pain,Grief,Shame,Poverty.The fairy said true;in all her store there was butone gift which was precious,only one that was not valueless,How poor and cheap and mean iknow those others now to be,Bring it!I am weary.I would rest."
"不过你还可以重新现挑一次."仙女的声音再度响起.
"还剩下两份礼物.不要灰心丧气,从一开始就只有一份是宝贵的,而现在它还在那里啊."
"财富--财富就是力量!我过去多盲目啊!"他说."现在,终于,我的生命将要变得有意义.我要纵情欢度此生,我要挥霍我的人生.那些对我冷嘲热讽,轻蔑诋毁我的人将要在我面前的泥土里挣扎,而我空乏的心也将因为他们的妒忌而得到满足.我将要享尽荣华富贵,所有欢乐和所有销魂的时光.我要买,买!以前我做错了选择,失去了许多时间,就让它过去吧;当时我很无知,我只能选我觉得最好的东西.
短短的三年又过去了.到了这么一天,这个人蜷缩在一个简陋的小阁楼里,古瘦如柴,苍白无力,双眼深陷,身上裹着碎布衣衫,浑身颤抖不停.他一边啃着一块干面包皮,一边咕哝着:"该死的礼物,都是为了让我受人嘲笑和欺诈!每一样都叫错了!它们都不是礼物,根本只是租借品!快乐,爱情,名声还有财富-都只不过是长久现实的暂时伪装-它们其实是永远的痛苦,悲哀,耻辱和贫穷!那个仙女说的没错啊,她所有的东西里只有一样是珍贵的,只有那么一样不是毫无价值的.我现在才明白,其它礼物是多么低贱与卑劣!把它带来吧-那真正宝贵的礼物!我累了,我想休息了.
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The fairy came,bringing again four of the gifts,but Death was wanting.She said:"I gave it to amother's pet, a little child.It was ignorant,but trusted me,asking me to choose for it.You didnot ask me to choose."
"Oh,miserable me!What is left for me ?"
"What not even you have deserved:the wantoninsult of Old Age."
仙女出现了,带着以前的那四件礼物,但惟独没有最后那一件-死亡.她说道:"我把它给了一位母亲的宠儿子:一个小孩子.他什么也不懂,但他相信我,让我来帮他挑选.而你并没有这么做."
"啊,我多可悲啊!那还剩下什么给我呢?"
"一件你也不配得到的东西:接受年老体衰的折磨.
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下面是读文网小编整理的关于first teacher的英语作文,以供大家学习参考。
my english teacher is a good man,and she is called.
she is fall,and slim,but smart.she often can help us solve many problems.she has her hoppy of own.he likes the headving traveling.the blue is his favorite colour and she often wears the blue clothes.he is helpful and she receives the first prize in the teaching competition.
in a word,my english is a very nice man and i am proud for him.
Miss Liao is my Chinese teacher . She is about thirty years old . She is very pretty and young . Her hair is brown and curly .
Miss Li always wears a blue coat . I think her favourite colour will be blue .
Miss Liao is very friendly and kindly .Her classes are very interesting ,we all like to have Chinese class .
She always smiles when she speak to us .Sometimes she is very strict with us,when we make a mistake,she often makes us stand up .
廖老师是我的语文老师,她大约30岁左右,她长的又漂亮,又年轻,她的卷发是棕色的。
Miss Liao often sticks to have lessons when she is ill , She looked weak,but still beautiful . 廖老师经常穿着蓝色的上衣,所以我认为她最喜欢的颜色是蓝色。
Miss Liao love us very much, she teaches us so carefully .I think she is a good teacher. We all love her,too .
廖老师对我们总是那样友好,亲切。她的课生动,有趣,我们都喜欢上语文课。她和我们说话的时候总是面带微笑。
有时候她对我们非常严厉,当我们犯了错误,廖老师就让我们站起来。
I think teachers are like candles , giving off light for others by burning themselves 。 我想,老师就像蜡烛,燃烧了自己,照亮了别人!
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下面是读文网小编整理的英语美文:The Fishermen,欢迎大家阅读!
There was a group called "The Fisherman's Fellowship". They were surrounded by streams andlakes full of hungry fish. They met regularly to discuss the call to fish, and the thrill of catchingfish. They got excited about fishing!!
Someone suggested that they needed a philosophy of fishing, so they carefully defined andredefined fishing, and the purpose of fishing. They developed fishing strategies and tactics.Then they realized that they had been going at it backwards. They had approached fishing fromthe point of view of the fisherman, and not from the point of view of the fish. How do fish viewthe world? How does the fisherman appear to the fish? What do fish eat, and when? These areall good things to know. So they began research studies, and attended conferences on fishing.Some traveled to far away places to study different kinds of fish, with different habits. Somegot PhD's in fishology. But no one had yet gone fishing.
So a committee was formed to send out fishermen. As prospective fishing placesoutnumbered fishermen, the committee needed to determine priorities.
A priority list of fishing places was posted on bulletin boards in all of the fellowship halls. Butstill, no one was fishing. A survey was launched, to find out why… Most did not answer thesurvey, but from those that did, it was discovered that some felt called to study fish, a few tofurnish fishing equipment, and several to go around encouraging the fisherman.
What with meetings, conferences, and seminars, they just simply didn't have time to fish.
Now, Jake was a newcomer to the Fisherman's Fellowship. After one stirring meeting of theFellowship, Jake went fishing. He tried a few things, got the hang of it, and caught a choice fish.At the next meeting, he told his story, and he was honored for his catch, and then scheduledto speak at all the Fellowship chapters and tell how he did it. Now, because of all the speakinginvitations and his election to the board of directors of the Fisherman's Fellowship, Jake nolonger has time to go fishing.
But soon he began to feel restless and empty. He longed to feel the tug on the line once again.So he cut the speaking, he resigned from the board, and he said to a friend, "Let's go fishing."They did, just the two of them, and they caught fish.
The members of the Fisherman's Fellowship were many, the fish were plentiful, but the fisherswere few.
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下面是读文网小编整理的英语美文:Five Balls Of Life ,欢迎大家阅读!
This was written by the CEO of Coca-Cola Brian G. Dyson.It was used as Georgia Tech'sCommencement Address:
Imagine life as a game in which you are juggling some five balls in the air. You name them work,family, health, friends and spirit and you're keeping all of these in the air. You will soonunderstand that work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back.But the other fourballs family, health, friends and spirit are made of glass. If you drop one of these, they will beirrevocably scuffed, marked, nicked, damaged or even shattered. They will never be the same.You must understand that and strive for balance in your life. How?
Don't undermine your worth by comparing yourself with others. It is because we are differentthat each of us is special.
Don't set your goals by what other people deem important. Only you know what is best foryou.
Don't take for granted the things closest to your heart. Cling to them as they would be yourlife, for without them, life is meaningless.
Don't let your life slip through your fingers by living in the past or for the future. By living yourlife one day at a time, you live ALL the days of your life.
Don't give up when you still have something to give. Nothing is really over until the moment youstop trying.
Don't be afraid to admit that you are less than perfect. It is this fragile thread that binds us toeach together.
Don't be afraid to encounter risks. It is by taking chances that we learn how to be brave.
Don't shut love out of your life by saying it's impossible to find. The quickest way to receivelove is to give it; the fastest way to lose love is to hold it too tightly; and the best way to keeplove is to give it wings.
Don't run through life so fast that you forget not only where you've been, but also where youare going.
Don't forget, a person's greatest emotional need is to feel appreciated.
Don't be afraid to learn. Knowledge is weightless, a treasure you can always carry easily.
Don't use time or words carelessly. Neither can be retrieved.
Life is not a race, but a journey to be savored each step of the way.
Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is a mystery and Today is a gift: that's why we call it 'ThePresent'.
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在信息安全里,“黑客”指研究智取计算机安全系统的人员。利用公共通讯网路,如互联网和电话系统,在未经许可的情况下,载入对方系统的被称为黑帽黑客接下来小编为大家整理黑客工具如何威胁Wi-Fi用户安全,希望对你有帮助哦!
You may think the only people capable of snooping on your Internet activity aregovernment intelligence agents or possibly a talented teenage hacker holed up in his parents’ basement. But some simple software lets just about anyone sitting next to you at your local coffee shop watch you browse the Web and even assume your identity online.
也许你曾以为窥探你上网活动的事只有政府情报人员或者藏在自家地下室的青年黑客才会干的出来。但一些简单的软件使得哪怕是小咖啡馆里在你身边的任何人都可以看到你在浏览的网页甚至获得你的身份验证信息。
“Like it or not, we are now living in a cyberpunk novel,” said Darren Kitchen, a systems administrator for an aerospace company in Richmond, Calif., and the host of Hak5, a video podcast about computer hacking and security. “When people find out how trivial and easy it is to see and even modify what you do online, they are shocked.”
达伦·凯臣是美国加州里士满市的一家航空公司的系统管理员,同时他还是一家名为Hak5的计算机黑客与信息安全视频播客网站的站长。他说,“不管你喜欢与否,我们现在正生活在一个数字庞克小说之中。当人们发现他们的网上信息是多么容易被黑时,他们都会目瞪口呆。”
Until recently, only determined and knowledgeable hackers with fancy tools and lots of time on their hands could spy while you used your laptop or smartphone at Wi-Fi hot spots. But a free program called Firesheep, released in October, has made it simple to see what other users of an unsecured Wi-Fi network are doing and then log on as them at the sites they visited.
不久前若要监视你的笔记本或智能手机通过Wi-Fi热点上网的情况,这还只是有能力和有毅力的黑客,花费大量时间并利用高精尖的工具才能办到的事。但去年十月发布的一款叫做Firesheep的自由程序使得监测未加密的Wi-Fi网络变得易如反掌,利用该软件人们可以监测别人上网信息乃至登录他人访问的网站帐户。
Without issuing any warnings of the possible threat, Web site administrators have since been scrambling to provide added protections.
在没有发布任何潜在安全威胁警告的情况下,网站管理员已经争先恐后的开始提供附加安全保护措施了。
“I released Firesheep to show that a core and widespread issue in Web site security is being ignored,” said Eric Butler, a freelance software developer in Seattle who created the program. “It points out the lack of end-to-end encryption.”
Firesheep的作者是西雅图的自由软件开发者埃里克巴·特勒,他表示:“我发布Firesheep就是为了让大家知道在网站安全上一个普遍的核心问题一直以来都被大家忽略了,那就是端到端的加密。”
What he means is that while the password you initially enter on Web sites like Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Amazon, eBay and The New York Times is encrypted, the Web browser’s cookie, a bit of code that that identifies your computer, your settings on the site or other private information, is often not encrypted. Firesheep grabs that cookie, allowing nosy or malicious users to, in essence, be you on the site and have full access to your account.http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
当你在Facebook、Twitter、Flickr、Amzon、eBay和纽约时报之类的网站上初次输入登录密码时,端到端信息被加密。但当使用cookie登录时,常常是不进行加密的。Cookie是对记录你的登录信息、个人访问设置及某些私人信息的一段代码的称呼。Firesheep就设法抓取这些cookie,这样就可以使任何心存好奇或别有用心的用户干脆变成你,从网站上登录你的帐号。http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
More than a million people have downloaded the program in the last three months (including this reporter, who is not exactly a computer genius). And it is easy to use.http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
在过去三个月内超过一百万人已下载了该程序(包括对计算机并不在行的笔者在内)。它真的很简单易用。
The only sites that are safe from snoopers are those that employ the cryptographic protocol Transport Layer Security or its predecessor, Secure Sockets Layer, throughout your session. PayPal and many banks do this, but a startling number of sites that people trust to safeguard their privacy do not. You know you are shielded from prying eyes if a little lock appears in the corner of your browser or the Web address starts with “https” rather than “http.”http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
唯一安全的网站就是那些在整个会话过程中使用传输层加密协议或其前身SSL的网站。PayPal和许多银行做了这样的设定。但仍有一批数量惊人的网站没有这么做,而通常人们却一直相信它们能够保护其私人信息。当你的浏览器的一角出现一个小小的锁形图标或者你所访问的网址前以“https”而不是“http”开头时,你才能躲过那些窥视的眼睛。http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
“The usual reason Web sites give for not encrypting all communication is that it will slow down the site and would be a huge engineering expense,” said Chris Palmer, technology director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an electronic rights advocacy group based in San Francisco. “Yes, there are operational hurdles, but they are solvable.”
电子前哨基金会是一家总部位于旧金山的数字版权维权组织,它的技术总监克利斯·帕尔默说:“网站不提供全程通信加密的理由通常是,这会拖慢站点访问速度并造成巨大的工程开销。要提供全程通信机密的确有一些操作上的障碍,但这些困难都是可以解决的。”
Indeed, Gmail made end-to-end encryption its default mode in January 2010. Facebook began to offer the same protection as an opt-in security feature last month, though it is so far available only to a small percentage of users and has limitations. For example, it doesn’t work with many third-party applications.http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
实际上,Gmail已于2010年一月起在其默认模式中采用了端到端加密技术。上个月,Facebook也开始将同样的保护措施作为一项可选择的安全功能提供给用户,但目前仍只限于一小部分用户应用。例如,它并不适用于许多第三方应用。
“It’s worth noting that Facebook took this step, but it’s too early to congratulate them,” said Mr. Butler, who is frustrated that “https” is not the site’s default setting. “Most people aren’t going to know about it or won’t think it’s important or won’t want to use it when they find out that it disables major applications.”
“Facebook这么做并不值得,现在就为他们的成功祝贺也为时尚早。大多数人并不会了解这项保护措施,或者并不会认为这有多重要,或者由于这对于大多数第三方应用无效而不会使用它。”巴特勒先生如是说,他仍觉得“https”访问并不是网站的默认访问设置乃是一件憾事。
Joe Sullivan, chief security officer at Facebook, said the company was engaged in a “deliberative rollout process,” to access and address any unforeseen difficulties. “We hope to have it available for all users in the next several weeks,” he said, adding that the company was also working to address problems with third-party applications and to make “https” the default setting.
Facebook的信息安全总监乔·沙利文表示,他们正着手准备一个“慎重的发布过程”,以发现并克服所有潜在的困难。他说,“我们希望在几周后这项安全措施能适用于所有用户。”此外他还补充说,公司正在努力解决第三方应用方面的安全问题并力促“https”访问方式成为默认设置。
Many Web sites offer some support for encryption via “https,” but they make it difficult to use. To address these problems, the Electronic Frontier Foundation in collaborationwith the Tor Project, another group concerned with Internet privacy, released in June an add-on to the browser Firefox, called Https Everywhere. The extension, which can be downloaded at eff.org/https-everywhere, makes “https” the stubbornly unchangeable default on all sites that support it.
许多网站通过“https”提供加密服务,但这用起来并不方便。为解决这个问题,电子前哨基金会联合Tor项目组(另一个互联网隐私相关组织)于去年六月发布了一款名为Https Everywhere(Https无处不在)的火狐浏览器插件。该插件(可由eff.org/https-everywhere下载)强制通过https方式访问所有支持该访问服务的网站。
Since not all Web sites have “https” capability, Bill Pennington, chief strategy officer with the Web site risk management firm WhiteHat Security in Santa Clara, Calif., said: “I tell people that if you’re doing things with sensitive data, don’t do it at a Wi-Fi hot spot. Do it at home.”http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
由于并非所有网站都能提供“https”访问支持,白帽安全公司(美国加州圣克拉拉的网络风险管理公司)的首席策略官比尔·潘宁顿告戒大众:“如果你要进行涉及敏感信息的操作,不要通过Wi-Fi来做,还是回家再弄吧。”
But home wireless networks may not be all that safe either, because of free and widely available Wi-Fi cracking programs like Gerix WiFi Cracker, Aircrack-ng and Wifite. The programs work by faking legitimate user activity to collect a series of so-called weak keys or clues to the password. The process is wholly automated, said Mr. Kitchen at Hak5, allowing even techno-ignoramuses to recover a wireless router’s password in a matter of seconds. “I’ve yet to find a WEP-protected network not susceptible to this kind of attack,” Mr. Kitchen said.
但家里的无线网络也并不一定能确保安全,因为Gerix WiFi Cracker、Aircrack-ng 和Wifite之类的自由Wi-Fi黑客程序正被广泛使用着。此类软件仿冒合法用户的活动以窃取一系列所谓弱密匙或者可能透露户密码的蛛丝马迹。这个过程完全是自动的,凯臣在Hak5上说,这使得哪怕是一个技术白痴都能在几秒钟内获得一个无线路由器的密码。他还说:“我还没有发现哪个采用WEP保护的网络能够对这种攻击免疫。”
A WEP-encrypted password (for wired equivalent privacy) is not as strong as a WPA (or Wi-Fi protected access) password, so it’s best to use a WPA password instead. Even so,hackers can use the same free software programs to get on WPA password-protected networks as well. It just takes much longer (think weeks) and more computer expertise.
WEP(有线等效保密)密码并不如WPA(Wi-Fi接入保护)密码强大,所以使用WPA密码方为上策。但即便如此,黑客们也还是可以用同样的软件得到采用WPA密码保护的网络的密码信息。这只是需要花上更长的时间(大概是几周),当然也需要更多的计算机专业知识。
Using such programs along with high-powered Wi-Fi antennas that cost less than $90,hackers can pull in signals from home networks two to three miles away. There are also some computerized cracking devices with built-in antennas on the market, like WifiRobin ($156). But experts said they were not as fast or effective as the latest free cracking programs, because the devices worked only on WEP-protected networks.
使用这些程序和大功率的Wi-Fi天线的成本不到90美元,这样黑客们就能监听到两三英里内的家庭无线网络信号了。市场上还有一些带有内置天线的黑客设备,例如售价156美元的WifiRobin之类。但专家们称这些设备并不如最新的自由黑客程序来的便捷有效,这些设备只能针对采用WEP保护的网络使用。
To protect yourself, changing the Service Set Identifier or SSID of your wireless network from the default name of your router (like Linksys or Netgear) to something lesspredictable helps, as does choosing a lengthy and complicated alphanumeric password.
要保护你自己,最好将你的服务集标识符或无线网络服务组标识符(SSID)由路由器的默认名(Linksys或Netgear之类)改成一个比较不易预测的名字,就像选择够长够复杂的字母数字混合的密码那样。http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
Setting up a virtual private network, or V.P.N., which encrypts all communications you transmit wirelessly whether on your home network or at a hot spot, is even more secure. The data looks like gibberish to a snooper as it travels from your computer to a secure server before it is blasted onto the Internet.http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
建立一个虚拟专用网络将对你收发的所有信息进行加密,无论你使用的是家用无线网络或是Wi-Fi热点。这会更安全些。你的计算机发出的数据会先经过一个网络安全服务器再在互联网上传播,这样加密后的数据在嗅探软件看来就像是一堆乱码一样。
Popular V.P.N. providers include Vyper, HotSpot and LogMeIn Hamachi. Some are free; others are as much as $18 a month, depending on how much data is encrypted. Free versions tend to encrypt only Web activity and not e-mail exchanges.
流行的提供商包括Vyper, HotSpot 和LogMeIn Hamachi。其中一些是免费的,另一些则依加密的数据量的多少来计费(如每月18美金)。免费版本的通常只加密Web访问信息而不加密电邮。http://www.24en.com爱思英语网
However, Mr. Palmer at the Electronic Frontier Foundation blames poorly designed Web sites, not vulnerable Wi-Fi connections, for security lapses. “Many popular sites were not designed for security from the beginning, and now we are suffering the consequences,” he said. “People need to demand ‘https’ so Web sites will do the painful integration work that needs to be done.”
但电子前哨基金会的帕尔默先生却认为网络安全的疏失更多的要归咎于糟糕的网站设计,而非Wi-Fi连接本身的脆弱性。他说:“许多热门网站在其设计之初就对安全问题考虑不足,现在不得不自食其果,大众要求使用‘https’,因此网站不得不艰难的履行其义务。”
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跟上面的例子一样, ‘你正在作什么啊?’这句话通常我们就只会说, "What are you doing?" 这样子不会很无聊吗? 其实有时我们可以换句话说. 例如: "What are you up to?" 同样也是问人家你正在作什么. 承上例, 假设你在办公室里, 你想找人八卦, 所以问同事, "In the middle of something?" 他回答, "Kind of." (算是吧.) 这时你就可以打破砂锅问到底, "What are you up to?" (那你最近在忙什么啊?) 另外有时候老美见面时也会问 "What are you up to?" 意思就是问你最近在作什么啊? 跟另一句问候语 "What's up?" 意思上很接近. 但是你要听对方的语气喔! 有时候 "What are you up to?" 指的虽然还是 "What are you doing?" 但它却是‘你在搞什么鬼啊?’的意思喔! 例如当你看到别人在乱翻你的东西, 你就可以责问他, "Hey, what are you up to?" 也就是骂他‘你在搞什么鬼啊?’. 或是像电影 Blow 里毒贩的老爸骂他的儿子, "I know what you are up to." (我知道你在干些什么勾当.) 以上这些例子里, "What are you up to?" 完全可以用 "What are you doing?" 来取代, 只不过因为我们在说话时要力求变化, 所以要多学几种不同的讲法.
其实 "What are you up to?" 还有许多其它的意思, 在此不一一列举, 不过还有一个比较常用的解释是, ‘进展的如何了?’例如朋友告诉你他正在写一部武侠小说, (就像我的 labmate 一样), 你就可以问他, "What are you up to?" (进展的如何了), 而他的回答可能是, "I am writing Chapter 3 now." 我现在正在写第三章呢.
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