- •Федеральное агентство по образованию
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- •Contents
- •Часть I
- •Раздел 2
- •Лексические вопросы перевода
- •Тема №1: Особенности научно-технического стиля.
- •Установление значения слова
- •Тема № 2: Интернациональные слова и «ложные друзья» переводчика
- •Тема № 3: Многофункциональные слова
- •Тема № 4: Понятие о неологизмах
- •Тема № 5: Передача имен собственных и названий (транскрипция, транслитерация, перевод)
- •Тема № 6: Перевод словосочетаний
- •(Свободные словосочетания и фразеологизмы)
- •Свободные словосочетания
- •В свободных словосочетаниях слова сохраняют свои значения, поэтому при переводе таких словосочетаний важно знать перевод составляющих их компонентов.
- •Тема № 7: Лексические трансформации при переводе
- •Раздел 3 грамматические вопросы перевода Тема № 8: Перевод страдательного залога
- •Формы глагола в страдательном залоге
- •Способы перевода форм глагола в страдательном залоге
- •Тема № 9: Инфинитив (The Infinitive)
- •Тема № 10: Перевод инфинитивных оборотов
- •Объектный инфинитивный оборот
- •Субъектный инфинитивный оборот
- •Тема № 11: Причастие (The Participle)
- •Функции причастия I и причастия II в предложении и способы их перевода
- •Тема № 12: Герундий (The Gerund)
- •Сложный герундиальный оборот (The Complex Gerundial Construction)
- •Тема № 13: Перевод модальных глаголов
- •1) Упорное нежелание:
- •Тема №14: Сослагательное наклонение
- •Перевод форм сослагательного наклонения Синтетические формы
- •Тема № 15: Перевод эмфатических конструкций
- •Часть II
- •1. B. Make up English-Russian pairs of the word groups equivalent in meaning.
- •2. In the sentences below recognize the words that are semantically similar and give their Russian equivalents.
- •К теме № 2: Интернациональные слова и «ложные друзья» переводчика
- •К теме № 3: Многофункциональные слова
- •3. Identify the function of one and give Russian equivalents of the italicized words:
- •4. Identify the function of this (these) and give Russian equivalents of the italicized words:
- •5. Identify the function of that (those) and give Russian equivalents of the italicized words:
- •К теме № 4: Перевод неологизмов
- •1. Translate the following sentences with new words into Russian, try to identify the type of their formation if necessary consult the Dictionary of New English Words:
- •2. Give Russian equivalents to the following new words:
- •К теме № 5: Передача имен собственных и названий
- •1. Write down in Russian the English names according to transcription and transliteration rules:
- •2. Translate into Russian:
- •К теме № 6: Перевод словосочетаний (Свободные словосочетания и фразеологизмы)
- •1. Translate the following free word groups into Russian:
- •2. Translate the following phraseological units into Russian:
- •3. Give Russian equivalents of the n'. . . N". . . N" groups and the hyphenated word groups:
- •4. Give Russian equivalents of the following word combinations:
- •5. Give Russian equivalents of the V-Adv. Groups:
- •К теме № 7: Лексические трансформации при переводе
- •1. Translate the following sentences applying different lexical transphormations into Russian:
- •Раздел 2 грамматические вопросы перевода к теме № 8: Перевод страдательного залога
- •1. Identify the passive structures and the logical predicates, translate the sentences into Russian as shown in the following example:
- •2. Identify passive structures and give Russian equivalents of the following sentences:
- •4. Translate into English:
- •К теме № 9: Инфинитив
- •1. Translate the sentences with Infinitives into Russian:
- •2. Give Russian equivalents of the sentences:
- •3. Translate the following sentences into English:
- •К теме № 10: Инфинитивные обороты
- •1. Translate the sentences with Infinitive Constructions into Russian:
- •2. Render in English:
- •3. A. Learn to distinguish between indefinite and perfect infinitives. Translate the sentences into Russian:
- •4. Give Russian equivalents of the sentences:
- •5. Translate the following into English:
- •К теме № 11: Причастие
- •1. Read the text and tell which forms of the Participle are used there:
- •2. Analyze the sentences and translate them into Russian:
- •3. Give Russian equivalents of the sentences:
- •4. Translate the sentences with Participles and Absolute Participle Construction into Russian:
- •К теме № 12: Герундий
- •1. Translate the sentences with Gerunds and Gerund Construction into Russian:
- •2. Determine the form of Gerund and translate the sentences into Russian:
- •3. Translate the sentences with Gerund into Russian paying attention to its different forms:
- •4. Give Russian equivalents of the sentences:
- •К теме № 13: Модальные глаголы
- •1. Translate the sentences with Modal Verbs into Russian:
- •2. Read the beginning of the sentences, and translate them into Russian choosing the proper Russian equivalents of the modal verbs from the list below:
- •3. Choose the proper Russian equivalents of modal verbs with negation from the list below:
- •5. Read the text. Substitute the proper English modal verbs for the Russian words in brackets:
- •6. Grammar in proverbs. Translate these sentences into Russian and suggest Russian sayings of similar meaning:
- •К теме № 14: Сослагательное наклонение
- •1. Translate the sentences with Subjunctive Mood into Russian:
- •2. Translate the sentences with if-clauses into Russian:
- •3. Analyze the following sentences and say which meaning they express (possible actions in future, unreal actions at present and in future):
- •4. Give Russian equivalents of the sentences:
- •К теме № 15: Перевод эмфатических конструкций
- •1. Translate the sentences with Emphatic Constructions into Russian:
- •2. Give Russian equivalents of the sentences:
- •3. Remember a few word groups which can be regarded as reduced adverbial clauses:
- •4. Identify the structures and give Russian equivalents of the sentence:
- •Overall Revision
- •1. Grammar in proverbs. Identify the structures according to all the Patterns studied, translate them into Russian and suggest Russian sayings of similar meaning:
- •2. Identify the structures according to all the Patterns studied and give Russian equivalents of the sentences:
- •3. Give Russian equivalents of the following (use explanations as a guide):
- •4. Make up English-Russian pairs of the word groups equivalents in meaning:
- •5. Give Russian equivalents of the n'. . . N". . . N groups and of the hyphenated word groups:
- •6. Give Russian equivalents of the following word groups:
- •7. From the list below choose the English equivalents of the italicized Russian phrases:
- •Часть III дополнительный материал reading practice
- •2) Check up for comprehension:
- •2) Check up for comprehension:
- •Introduction
- •Science and technology
- •Text 5. What science is
- •II. Look through the text concentrating on the beginning and the end of each paragraph, and write an outline, either in Russian or in English (time limit — 10 min.):
- •III. Paragraph Study.
- •Scientific attitude
- •2) Check up for comprehension:
- •2) Check up for comprehension:
- •2) Check up for comprehension:
- •Science in russia
- •Научная конференция
- •Руководитель (конференции, заседания, совещания)
- •Публичное выступление (доклад, лекция, сообщение)
- •Bibliography
- •Фролова Вера Петровна,
Text 5. What science is
I. See if you remember: to meet human needs; to refer to, to distinguish to encounter difficulties, to emerge; at great expense; search for truth; to point out.
II. Look through the text concentrating on the beginning and the end of each paragraph, and write an outline, either in Russian or in English (time limit — 10 min.):
1. It can be said that science is a cumulative" body of knowledge about the natural world, obtained by the application of a peculiar method practised by the scientist. It is known that the word science itself is derived from the Latin «scire», to know, to have knowledge of, to experience. Fundamental and applied sciences are commonly distinguished, the former being concerned with fundamental laws of nature, the latter engaged in application of the know ledge obtained. Technology is the fruit of applied science, being the concrete practical expression of research done in the laboratory and applied to manufacturing commodities to meet human needs.
2. The word «scientist» was introduced only in 1840 by a Cambridge professor of philosophy who wrote: «We need a name for describing a cultivator of science in general. I should be inclined to call him a scientist. «The cultivators of science» before that time were known as “natural philosophers”. They were curious, often eccentric, persons who poked inquiring fingers at nature. In the process of doing so they started a technique of inquiry which is now referred to as the “scientific method.”
3. Briefly, the following steps can be distinguished in this method. First comes the thought that initiates the inquiry. It is known, for example, that in 1896 the physicist Henri Becquerel, in his communication to the French Academy of Sciences, reported that he had discovered rays of' an unknown nature emitted spontaneously by uranium salts. His discovery excited Marie Curie and together with her husband Pierre Curie she tried to obtain more knowledge about the radiation. What was it exactly? Where did it come from?
4. Second comes the collecting of facts: the techniques of doing this will differ according to the problem which is to be solved. But it is based on the experiment in which anything may be used to gather the essential data — from a test-tube to an earth-satellite. It is known that the Curies encountered great difficulties in gathering their facts, as they investigated the mysterious uranium rays.
5. This leads to step three: organizing the facts and studying the relationships that emerge. It was already noted that the above rays were different from anything known. How to explain this? Did this radiation come from the atom itself? It might be expected that other materials also have the property of emitting radiation. Some investigations made by Mme Curie proved that this was so. The discovery was followed by further experiments with «active» radioelements only.
6. Step four consists in stating a hypothesis or theory: that is, framing a general truth that has emerged, and that may be modified as new facts emerge. In July 1898, the Curies announced the probable presence in pitchblende ores of a new element possessing powerful radioactivity. This was the beginning of the discovery of radium.
7. Then follows the clearer statement of the theory. In December 1898, the Curies reported to the Academy of Sciences: «The various reasons enumerated lead us to believe that the new radioactive substance contains a new element to which we propose to give the name of Radium. The new radioactive substance certainly contains a great amount of barium, and still its radioactivity is considerable. It can be suggested therefore that the radioactivity of radium must be enormous».
8. And the final step is the practical test of the theory, i. e. the prediction of new facts. This is essential, because from this flows the possibility of control by man of the forces of nature that are newly revealed.
9. Note should be taken of how Marie Curie used deductive reasoning in order to proceed with her research, this kind of «detective work» being basic to the methodology of science. It should be stressed further that she dealt with probability — and not with certainty — in her investigation. Also, although the Curies were doing the basic research work at great expense to themselves in hard physical toil, they knew that they were part of an international group of people all concerned with their search for truth. Their reports were published and immediately examined by scientists all over the world. Any defects in their arguments would be pointed out to them immediately.