在现代社会翻译成英语怎么说

㈠ 现代英文怎么说

问题一：现代英语 英文怎么说? modern English

问题二：现代 用英语怎么说 名词 现代，名词
modern有形容词也有名词形式
英 ['m?d(?)n] 美 ['md?n] adj. 现代的，近代的；时髦的
n. 现代人；有思想的人
[ 比较级more modern最高级most modern ]
moderization
现代化
modernization
英[,m?d?na?'ze???n]美[,md?n?'ze??n]
n. 现代化

问题三：现代用英语怎么说 现代
[词典] modern; contemporary; modern times; the contemporary age [era];
[例句]在现代发达社会中，作为社会和政治媒介，大众传媒被赋予了很大的权力。
The mass media have been vested with significant power as social and political agents in modern developed societies
双语例句 汉英大词典 中中释义

问题四：现代用英语怎么说 modern / contemporary (更加书面）

问题五：现代用英语怎么说 Modern现代
now现在
up-to-date流行的，跟的上时代的
th激 present day 目前

问题六：现代人 英语怎么说 modern generation

问题七：现代英文怎么说 是in modern time 还是times 一般来说
现代 modern times.
具体翻译要结合语境。例如：
But, in contrast, it is only in modern tim绩s that Galileo has bee a problem child for historians of science.
但是相比之下, 对于科学史家来说, 伽利略只是在现代才变成了一个成问题的孩子了。
现代的人想法不同。
People today think differently.

问题八：现代生活用英文怎么说 现代生活：
Modern life
modern
英 [?m?dn]
美 [?m:d?rn]
adj.
现代的; 近代的; 新式的; 当代风格的;
n.
现代人，现代主义者; 时髦人士; [印] 现代字体，指印刷中所用的一种字体;
[例句]It's the sort of thing that
would be very difficult to prove in any modern
court of law.
这属于那种任何现代法庭都很难证明的事情。

㈡ 在现代社会－－－－英语怎么说

In modern society

英文发音：[ɪn ˈmɒdn səˈsaɪəti]

中文释义：现代社会;在现代社会;在现代社会中

例句：

In modern society, economic development relies on the coact between government and enterprise.

在现代社会中，经济的发展靠政府与企业之间的共同合作。

词汇解析：

1、modern

英文发音：[ˈmɒdn]

中文释义：adj.现代的;当代的;近代的;新式的;有别于传统的;时新的;现代化的

例句：

Modern technology has opened our eyes to many things

现代科技开阔了我们的眼界，让我们了解了许多事物。

2、society

英文发音：[səˈsaɪəti]

中文释义：n.社会(以群体形式生活在一起的人的总称);社会

例句：

This reflects attitudes and values prevailing in society

这反映了社会上盛行的态度和价值观。

(2)在现代社会翻译成英语怎么说扩展阅读

society的用法：

1、society的意思是“社会”,当把人看成属于有组织的大群体时,这些人就统称为社会。是不可数名词,前面不加冠词。在特指某一种社会时,可以用作可数名词。

2、society作“社会团体,协会,社”解时是可数名词。作“社交界”解时是不可数名词。

3、society在句中可用作定语来修饰其他名词。

4、society在统指为“社会，社交圈”时，前面不带the，在表示“社团”时，前面可带the。

㈢ 在当今社会用英文怎么说

In modern society或者是in contemporary society

㈣ 英语阅读翻译in morden society there is a great全文翻译

在现代社会中，有很多关于竞争的说法。有些把竞争评价得很高，认为这是社会进步和繁荣必需的。也有人说，竞争不好，它设置是一人对另一个；这导致人与人之间的恶意关系。
我教过很多孩子，他们将自我价值的信念依讬在网球和其他技能的表现。对于他们来说，打得很好和赢得比赛往往是生死存亡的大事。他们一门心思追求成功，许多人的素质的发展黯然被遗忘。
然而，尽管有些人似乎失去了成功的意欲，有些人则态度相反。面对一个将成败得失看得重的文化，他们会强烈指责竞争。反对竞争的，是那些惨受父母和社会竞争压力影响的年轻人。教导这些年轻人，我经常观察他们想失败的意愿。他们似乎是不想赢或取得成功，以寻求失败。不去尝试，他们总有借口：「我是输了，但并不重要，因为我真的没努力尝试。」他们通常都不会承认，即使他们真的尽力亦会失败，这信念意味着很多。
这样的失败将是他们自我价值的衡量。显然，这信念与真正的竞争者试图证明自己是一样的。两者都基于一个错误的观念，将人的自尊依赖于与他人比较时的自我表现；两者都害怕不被重视。只当这根本及经常困扰人的恐惧开始消溶，我们才能察觉包含在竞争中新意义。

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原文如下：
In modern society there is a great deal of argument about competition. Some value it highly, believing that it is responsible for social progress and prosperity. Others say that competition is bad; that it sets one person against another; that it leads to unfriendly relationship between people.
I have taught many children who held the belief that their self-worth relied on how well they performed at tennis and other skills. For them, playing well and winning are often life-and-death affairs. In their single-minded pursuit of success, the development of many other human qualities is sadly forgotten.
However, while some seem to be lost in the desire to succeed, others take an opposite attitude. In a culture which values only the winner and pays no attention to the ordinary players, they strongly blame competition. Among those who are against competition are young people who have suffered under competitive pressure from their parents or society. Teaching these young people, I often observe in them a desire to fail. They seem to seek failure by not trying to win or achieve success. By not trying, they always have an excuse: “I may have lost, but it doesn’t matter because I really didn’t try. ” What is not usually admitted by them is the belief that if they had really tried and lost, that would mean a lot.
Such a loss would be a measure of their worth. Clearly, this belief is the same as that of the true competitors who try to prove themselves. Both are based on the mistaken belief that one’s self-respect relies on how well one performs in comparison with others. Both are afraid of not being valued. Only as this basic and often troublesome fear begins to dissolve can we discover a new meaning in competition.