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第几世界前面要用定冠词the,比如the21stcentury.如果是要表达十九世纪的西方艺术：westernartof（the）19thcentury。这里的the要不要？我看一般外国都表达是westernartinthe19thcentury，该复数是centuries

In ..century 就是 在。。世纪，这是固定用法，比如说In 21st Centuryof 的话就是描述某个世纪的情况，比如：Industrial revolutions of 19th Century made a rapid boost for economy at that time.

c.16th-11th century BC的中文翻译是约公元前16-11世纪重点词汇：century词语分析：音标：英 [ˈsentʃəri]   美 [ˈsentʃəri]  n. 世纪，百年；（板球）一百分短语：quarter century 四分之一世纪century park 世纪公园例句：The space age dawned in the twentieth century.太空时代开始于二十世纪。In the19th century waterpower was widely utilized to generate electricity. 在19世纪人们大规模使用水力来发电。These legends came down to us from the 15th century. 这些传说是从十五世纪流传下来的。

century 世纪 ，百年相当于 hundred yearsA century is 100 years.一个世纪等于100年。

century ["sentʃʊrɪ] n.世纪,百年；（板球）一百分

在21世纪的话是in the 21th century

在过去的20年里，Century公司一直是日本电脑周边产品制造领域和销售领域的领航公司，我们以此为荣！现在，Century已经成为日本最知名的电脑周边产品制造商和最成功的经销商之一。Century 裸族也已经成为家喻户晓的知名品牌。　追求完美，近乎苛求——是Century的座右铭，也是我们始终坚持的基本理念，必将带领我们穿越新的世纪，勇往直前。 公司大事记 　　1987年 Century公司在日本东京成立 1988年 公司重点发展半导体产品经营 1990年 开始致力于SIMM模组开发 1994年 与苹果建立了合作关系 1997年 * Century组建自己的研发设计团队 　　* 开始生产Century品牌的PC产品 　　* 合并Dennoh集团，成为日本最著名的苹果系统产品零售商 1998年 公司总部迁往东京 Taito-ku 1999年 * 产品全面进驻日本大型连锁店 　　* 创立工业pc系统品牌Centach 2004年 设立中国台北办事处 2006年 与Sanrio公司建立合作关系 2010年 设立Century中国子公司---宁波世磊国际贸易有限公司

这是一款瑞士手表，世纪手表。价格的话现在可能在三四万块钱左右。

the twenty-first (century)

era表示 时代，纪元， 某年代century 是表示百年 也就是一个世纪的意思，是有数字含义的

centurylong

Century的意思是：世纪，百年；（板球）一百分可能Century光学是光年的意思把

century：[n]世纪；百年population：[n]人口；总数

century是“世纪”的意思，通常在前面加数字、上一个、下一个、在…末尾等这样的词语，依次为：29 centuries；the last century；the next century；by the end of this century。汉意分别是：29个世纪；上个世纪；下个世纪；到本世纪末。

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泛指不加the,特指一定要加the.比如说man,泛指人类或男人，而the man 就特指那个男人。

三个，应该。音标是：[ˈsentʃəri][ˈsen   tʃə     ri]

century家具属于私营高端的档次。根据查询相关公开信息显示，century家具是世界上最大的私营高端住宅家居制造商之一，century家具已有72年的历史，该品牌的家具是包括白宫在内的高端场所的御用之选，Century大部分设计师均为美国排名TOP100的设计师。

你的翻译是对的,因为这是定语从句,所以翻译成...的法语. 但是在从句里,谓语的单复数不是由主句里的先行词（French）决定的,而是由从句里的主语决定的. 分成两个单句是这样的： 主句：Their language is basically seventeenth-century French. 从句：English,Spanish and Italian words have been added to (which = French). 可见从句中french不是做主语的,对谓语动词的单复数没有影响,只有主语words决定谓语.

1、century英[_sent__ri]美[_sent__ri]n.100年; 百年; 世纪; (一个运动员所得的)100分。2、[例句]The word brassiere first appeared in fashion bible Vogue a century ago.胸罩这个同语首度在100年前出现于时尚圣经《风尚》里。

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century n.世纪, 百年, 百个, 板球中的一百分, 百元(钞票)

根据题意，解答如下century这个单词的读音音标是英:[ˈsentʃəri]美:[ˈsentʃəri]通常意思是100年; 百年; 世纪;

读音为英 ["sentʃəri] ，美 ["sentʃəri]。n. 百年；世纪。adj. 百年的。1、century的基本意思有二：一是“百年”,指“100年”这段时间,二是指从耶稣的诞辰之日算起的每个百年,即“世纪”。2、“二十一世纪”应说the 21st century, century前需用序数词,并加定冠词the；“十九世纪五十年代”应说the fifties of the nineteenth century。3、this century或the century指“本世纪”; last century指“上个世纪”。近义词：era、span、centenary一、era  英 ["ɪərə] 　美 ["ɪrə] 　 　n. 纪元；时代；年代例：Concorde inaugurated new era in aeroplane travel.协和式飞机开创了空中旅行的新纪元。二、span　英 [spæn] 　 美 [spæn] 　 　n. 时期；跨度；间距vt. 延续；横跨；贯穿；遍及；弥补动词spin的过去式形式.例：He has settled here for a long span of time.他已经在这儿定居很长一段时间了。三、centenary　英 [sen"tiːnəri] 　 美 [sen"tenəri] 　 　n. 一百年adj. 一百年的例：The college did us proud at the centenary dinner.院方在一百周年校庆设宴款待我们。

读音为英 ["sentʃəri] ，美 ["sentʃəri]。n. 百年；世纪。adj. 百年的。1、century的基本意思有二：一是“百年”,指“100年”这段时间,二是指从耶稣的诞辰之日算起的每个百年,即“世纪”。2、“二十一世纪”应说the 21st century, century前需用序数词,并加定冠词the；“十九世纪五十年代”应说the fifties of the nineteenth century。3、this century或the century指“本世纪”; last century指“上个世纪”。近义词：era、span、centenary一、era  英 ["ɪərə] 　美 ["ɪrə] 　 　n. 纪元；时代；年代例：Concorde inaugurated new era in aeroplane travel.协和式飞机开创了空中旅行的新纪元。二、span　英 [spæn] 　 美 [spæn] 　 　n. 时期；跨度；间距vt. 延续；横跨；贯穿；遍及；弥补动词spin的过去式形式.例：He has settled here for a long span of time.他已经在这儿定居很长一段时间了。三、centenary　英 [sen"tiːnəri] 　 美 [sen"tenəri] 　 　n. 一百年adj. 一百年的例：The college did us proud at the centenary dinner.院方在一百周年校庆设宴款待我们。

century，读音为英 ["sentʃəri] 　美 ["sentʃəri]。century　英 ["sentʃəri] 　美 ["sentʃəri] 　 　n. 百年；世纪adj. 百年的1、century的基本意思有二：一是“百年”,指“100年”这段时间,二是指从耶稣的诞辰之日算起的每个百年,即“世纪”。2、“二十一世纪”应说the 21st century, century前需用序数词,并加定冠词the；“十九世纪五十年代”应说the fifties of the nineteenth century。3、this century或the century指“本世纪”; last century指“上个世纪”。近义词：一、era  英 ["ɪərə] 　美 ["ɪrə] 　 　n. 纪元；时代；年代例：Concorde inaugurated new era in aeroplane travel.协和式飞机开创了空中旅行的新纪元。二、span　英 [spæn] 　 美 [spæn] 　 　n. 时期；跨度；间距vt. 延续；横跨；贯穿；遍及；弥补动词spin的过去式形式.例：He has settled here for a long span of time.他已经在这儿定居很长一段时间了。

century是世纪、百年、百人队、百人团、百个、(板球)百分的意思。1、century的基本意思有二：一是“百年”,指“100年”这段时间,二是指从耶稣的诞辰之日算起的每个百年,即“世纪”。2、“二十一世纪”应说the 21st century, century前需用序数词,并加定冠词the；“十九世纪五十年代”应说the fifties of the nineteenth century。3、this century或the century指“本世纪”; last century指“上个世纪”。century的近义词：1、era  英 ["ɪərə] 　美 ["ɪrə] 　 　n. 纪元；时代；年代例：Concorde inaugurated new era in aeroplane travel.协和式飞机开创了空中旅行的新纪元。2、span　英 [spæn] 　 美 [spæn] 　 　n. 时期；跨度；间距vt. 延续；横跨；贯穿；遍及；弥补动词spin的过去式形式.例：He has settled here for a long span of time.他已经在这儿定居很长一段时间了。

[英] [ˈsentʃuri] [美] [ˈsɛntʃəri]n. 1. 100年, 一世纪2. 100分

centuries n. 世纪 名词century的复数形式

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century是“世纪”的意思，通常在前面加数字、上一个、下一个、在…末尾等这样的词语，依次为：29centuries；thelastcentury；thenextcentury；bytheendofthiscentury。汉意分别是：29个世纪；上个世纪；下个世纪；到本世纪末。

一个是美式写法centry一个是英式写法century。都对的是世纪的意思，大学课本里学过的，可能是那个牛津太老了把

应该是C 比如 21世纪 就是21stC

century100年英[ˈsentʃəri]美[ˈsentʃəri]n.100年;百年;世纪;(一个运动员所得的)100分;联想方式：centu尘土；ry容颜记忆方法：古墓中尘土里的容颜几十世纪过去了仍栩栩如生。

the roman empire was divided in the fourth century.the brooch dates back to the fourth century BCthe popular ceramics industry expanded towards the middle of the 19th century.

century世纪 拼音 双语对照 century英 [ˈsentʃəri] 美 [ˈsɛntʃəri] n.百年，一世纪; 百个; （板球）一百分; <美>百元钞票网络20世纪; 21世纪; 一百

1.match(复数matches 2.radio(复数radios 3.wonderful(副词wonderfully 4.sell(反义词)buy 5.drama(形容词)dramatic 6.century(副词)centuries最后一个是不是让写复数啊,如果是的话,就是上面的

瑞士钟表品牌 中文就是世纪

丰田世纪（CENTURY）始创于1967年，是为了纪念丰田汽车始创人丰田佐吉诞辰100周年而研制的豪华车，也是丰田旗下最顶级的产品，有“日本劳斯莱斯”之称请采纳!

1、A fresco painting of the 17th century.2、This scientist lived in the nineteenth century.3、The century produces many great men.4、It was a century which spoke through her, but it was the eighteenth century.5、He tried to vision himself in a past century.6、"Not 21st century technology" : a traditional polygraph test.7、What about the 19th century colonial empires? They killed millions more than the totalitarian regimes of the 20th century.8、Chaucer flourished at the end of 14th century.

century [ˈsentʃəri] 英语中音节的多少主要看元音个数，一般而言，一个元音就是一个音节，即便元音前后没有辅音，一个元音也自成一个音节。那么，在century 中发音中[ˈsentʃəri] 有三个元音，[e、ə、i] 所以century发音有三个音节。

丰田世纪（CENTURY）始创于1967年，是为了纪念丰田汽车始创人丰田佐吉诞辰100周年而研制的豪华车，也是丰田旗下最顶级的产品，有“日本劳斯莱斯”之称。

1、century英[ˈsentʃəri]美[ˈsentʃəri]n.100年; 百年; 世纪; (一个运动员所得的)100分。 2、[例句]The word brassiere first appeared in fashion bible Vogue a century ago.胸罩这个同语首度在100年前出现于时尚圣经《风尚》里。

世纪the 21‘st century 意思就是21世纪

century是世纪、百年、百人队、百人团、百个、(板球)百分的意思。1、century的基本意思有二：一是“百年”,指“100年”这段时间,二是指从耶稣的诞辰之日算起的每个百年,即“世纪”。2、“二十一世纪”应说the 21st century, century前需用序数词,并加定冠词the；“十九世纪五十年代”应说the fifties of the nineteenth century。3、this century或the century指“本世纪”；last century指“上个世纪”。century的近义词：1、era&nbsp；英 ["ɪərə]&nbsp；美 ["ɪrə]&nbsp；&nbsp；n. 纪元；时代；年代例：Concorde inaugurated new era in aeroplane travel.协和式飞机开创了空中旅行的新纪元。2、span　英 [spæn]&nbsp； 美 [spæn]&nbsp；&nbsp；n. 时期；跨度；间距vt. 延续；横跨；贯穿；遍及；弥补动词spin的过去式形式.例：He has settled here for a long span of time.他已经在这儿定居很长一段时间了。

century意思是世纪；百年。century，英文单词，名词，作名词时意为“世纪，百年；（板球）一百分”。网络翻译：世纪要货币竞相性贬值引发的风险应引起各方重视。 张枕河 黄金联盟注册:Time(时间): century(世纪) year(年) season(季节) month(月份) week(星期) day(白天) 百年early 1770"s ;in the late 1590"s 。 世纪指一百年(century ),用“the +序数词+century”表示。单杆过百分,并没有要求是第一杆,任一杆只要一杆超过一百分都是单杆过百。选手在比赛中的单杆得分,特别是单杆过百(Century)的次数是衡量一个选手技术水平的重要指标。选手在正式比赛中打出的单杆过百都会被官方记录。 世纪表ngenberg) 先生开创性地打造出第一款完UTcd气密的拥有传世魅力的Ntzm从而创立了世纪表 (Century) 。其子菲利普·克林根贝尔格 (Philip W. A. Klingenberg) 受父亲影响,延续。新世纪M CHEVROLET(雪佛兰) GM CADILLAC(凯迪拉克) GM CMC(吉姆西) 新世纪(Century) 君威(Regal) GL8君越(Lacrosse) 。装步兵,辅以1,200名轻装步兵和300骑兵,就是一个军团(Legion)。最基本的战术单位是百人队(Century),其实只有60人;两个百人队120人组成一个中队(Maniple) 。century例句：He is a poet from another century .他是来自另一个世纪的诗人。In your arms, accompany you towards evening, towards the next century.挽你的手臂，陪你走向黄昏，走向下一个世纪。So why can"t we do this? Why can"t this be one of the great American projects of the 21stcentury?那么为什么我们不能这样做呢？为什么这样做不能成为21世纪美国的伟大工程之一呢？The old town is a mixture of narrow medieval streets and 18th-century architecture. 这个古镇是中世纪狭窄街道和18世纪建筑的混合体。

for centuries 是固定搭配,意思是好几个世纪,几个世纪以来. 例句：The art has passed down forcenturies .这门手艺已经传下来好几百年了. The sword disappeared forcenturies and was then found.这把刀也随之消失了几百年. 希望能帮到你哦!

century--n.百年；世纪adj.百年的Many centuries have passed since that time.从那时起，几百年过去了。He flourished in the early 18th century.他在18世纪早期享有盛名。The palace was built in the fifteenth century.这宫殿建于十五世纪。It was considered as the best novel of the century.这本书是那个世纪最好的一部小说。

This book was written centuries ago. 这本书是几百年前写的。 可数

不可数

century！英 ["sentʃərɪ] 美 [ˈsɛntʃəri] n. 百年，一世纪；百个；（板球）一百分；<美>百元钞票 名词 n.1.100年, 一世纪 The 5th century saw the end of the Roman Empire in the West.古罗马帝国灭亡于五世纪。The building is some centuries old.这座建筑已建有几个世纪了。2.100分 He scored the most fantastic century I have ever witnessed.他所获得的100分是我所见过最好的。

century　英 ["sentʃəri]x09 美 ["sentʃəri]x09 n.百年；世纪 adj.百年的用作名词 (n.) Many centuries have passed since that time. 从那时起,几百年过去了. He flourished in the early 18th century. 他在18世纪早期享有盛名.

有时用的. 如果表示两个世纪.应该要变成复数：two centuries 而表示18世纪,则是：the eighteenth century

century是可数名词。century是个名词，其含义为“百年；世纪；(板球中一名击球手获得的)一百分，一百多分“，其复数形式为centuries。当你想用英语表示”一个世纪“，就可以用”acentury“来表示。词根cent的意思是“一百”，其常和其他单词组合成名词。比如en表年，arian表人，其和cent组合成单词centenarian，意为“百岁老人”。一站式出国留学攻略 http://www.offercoming.com

18世纪就是第十八世纪的意思，不是十八个世纪的意思，凡是序数词都用单数，故前者用单数，后者用复数

century意思是世纪。双语例句1The world has undergone tremendous changes in the 21st century.全世界在21世纪都发生了巨大的变化。2The athlete scored a few centuries in a cricket match.这位运动员在板球比赛中得到了几个100分。3This ancient city has a history of almost a century.这座古城有差不多近一百年的历史。4This building must be centuries old.这座建筑一定有几个世纪的历史了5The customs of contemporary society are much different than those of a century ago.当代社会的风俗与一个世纪前已大不相同。开言地道表达 - Dinner with clients Part 16We went to the museum, and I saw a beautiful 18th century mosaic.我们去了博物馆，我看到了一幅美丽的18世纪时期的镶嵌画。

century[英]["sentʃərɪ] [美][ˈsɛntʃəri] 生词本 简明释义 n.百年,一世纪；百个；（板球）一百分；<美>百元钞票 复数：centuries 易混淆的单词：CenturyCENTURY 以下结果由 金山词霸 提供 柯林斯高阶英汉词典 网络释义 百科释义 同反义词 1.N-COUNT世纪A century is a period of a hundred years that is used when stating a date. For example, the 19th century was the period from 1801 to 1900. ...celebrated figures of the late eighteenth century. 18世纪晚期的名人 ...a 17th-century merchant"s house. 一幢17世纪商宅

centuriesago表示几个世纪的时候，century是可数的，但是要注意他的复数形式是centuries。比如Thisbookwaswrittenthreecenturiesago.表示这本书是三个世纪前写的

世纪

一世纪啊 这样的直接 翻译就行了

centuries

century英式读法[_sent__ri]美式读法[_sent__ri]。1、century，英文单词，名词，作名词时意为“世纪，百年；（板球）一百分”。2、century是可数名词。century既可用作名词，也可用作形容词，用作名词时的意思是“百年；世纪”，用作形容词时的意思是“百年的”。3、在棒球比赛中，century也有“一百分”的意思。4、century词汇搭配有：spanacentury跨世纪；brilliantcentury光辉的世纪；halfacentury半个世纪；lastcentury上一个世纪。5、century词形变化有：形容词centurylong和名词复数centuries。5、century的基本意思有二：一是“百年”,指“100年”这段时间,二是指从耶稣的诞辰之日算起的每个百年,即“世纪”。

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century 英[ˈsentʃuri] 美[ˈsɛntʃəri] 复数：centuries n. 1.100年, 一世纪 2.100分 名词 n.1.100年, 一世纪 The 5th century saw the end of the Roman Empire in the West.古罗马帝国灭亡于五世纪。The building is some centuries old.这座建筑已建有几个世纪了。2.100分 He scored the most fantastic century I have ever witnessed.他所获得的100分是我所见过最好的。

戴奥真尼斯是一个四世纪出名的希腊哲学家。参考一下吧～

What is Progressive in the 21st Century? Edward Miller Oct 8, 2010 Embrace Unity I have often referred to myself as a progressive but I have felt increasingly uneasy doing so. The word -progressive", like virtually every other term which refers to a political ideology, has become so broadly applied as to become virtually meaningless. Historically, the term conjured images of Teddy Roosevelt and “Fighting Bob” La Follette. Progressives were seen as outspoken and fiery advocates for the common man. They were trust-busters, anti-monopolists, and anti-corporatists. In terms of foreign policy they were at times divided, but when it came to economics their voice was loud and clear: “We demand that big business give the people a square deal.” The rest of that Roosevelt quote reads as follows: “in return we must insist that when any one engaged in big business honestly endeavors to do right he shall himself be given a square deal.” So progressivism was hardly anti-capitalist by any stretch of the imagination. It was simply a movement which sought to rectify the imbalances of power that had been usurped by the business elites. In the context of the era, this often happened through compromises, picking out “good trusts” from “bad trusts,” and later through the mixed bag of the New Deal. In the present day, the Democrats have dusted off the progressive moniker and appropriated it for themselves. At their best they see themselves as nostalgic curators of the memory of the post-war economic order. The one which propelled the longest period of sustained rising wages and growth in US history. At their worst, Democrats are merely the friendlier face of corporatism. Unfortunately, if opinion polls are to be believed, the image which seems to be prevailing is the latter one. Thus, the good name of progressivism has been dragged through the mud, and all the Democrats have to say to their disappointed public is, “ Stop whining .” Even if we for some reason concede the best of intentions to the Democrats, and conclude they are hoping to achieve progressive change through corporatist means, it is self-defeating lunacy at best. Defending these lunatics gets us nowhere. Virtually nothing hoped for by genuine progressives will come to pass unless our discourse changes dramatically, and we once again find that fighting anti-corporatist spirit. Perhaps it is blasphemy to say, but what if progressivism"s historic achievement, the New Deal economy, is no longer viable? Kevin Carson has written a number of damning critiques of the progressive movement. Instead of engaging in the quixotic task of perpetually reforming bureaucracies that will inevitably corrupt, we must recognize that the era of big business, big bureaucracy, and big infrastructure needs to come to an end. There are no “good trusts.” With its crowning invention of the Internet, the corporate-state apparatus has laid the seeds for its own obsolescence. I suspect Carson is wrong when he says that progressivism was fundamentally misguided from the start, considering the realities of the Gilded Age through the WW2 era and the fact that it"s doubtful the Internet would be here so soon otherwise. Though, since the Internet has arrived, perhaps it is time to recognize that now more than ever we need to re-orient our economy towards Lewis Mumford"s neotechnic ideal. We must usher in an era of flexible manufacturing networks, digital fabrication, and distributed production. This sort of resilient model is our only hope against the converging crises we are experiencing, from the economic to the ecological. Can progressives take the lead? We cannot go on defending the ever more draconian nature of the so-called “Intellectual Property” regime, the enormous corporate-captured regulatory system, the blood-sucking finance sector, and the gargantuan military-industrial-complex. We must stand firm against them, like a bull moose!A new concept of progressIn common parlance, the term "progress" is associated with technical and scientific advancement, or anything which enhances the comforts of life. Humanity is said to have made tremendous progress today because life seems so much more comfortable these days than it was a few centuries ago.People today can travel fast by automobile and airplanes, whereas only in the last century they were travelling by horse-drawn buggies and bullock carts. If we go back to ancient times, people had to travel on foot.Thus progress is commonly understood as an increase in living comforts through scientific inventions, which have eased our lives not only physically but also intellectually. The invention of paper has helped spread the ideas of scholars. People can now engage< Engaging> their minds reading novels and other literature. Thus, scientific discoveries may be credited with tremendous advance that humanity has made in the physical and intellectual realm.However, all this may not be progress.To be sure, it has resulted in a great change in the mode of living, but most scientific discoveries have created problems which were non-existent before. Faster travel today has increased the risk of accident; industrialization has resulted in environmental pollution and cancer and other diseases unheard of in the past; modern medicine quickly cures the malady but generates side-effects requiring further treatment. Even in the intellectual sphere, there is much available to keep the mind occupied, but people today suffer from emotional problems and neuroses that did not afflict them before Can you think of any invention which (while reducing life"s boredom) has not added to life"s danger at the same time? If dishwashers wash our dishes, air conditioners cool our rooms, laundry machines clean our clothes, automobiles do our walking and so on, life certainly appears blissful relative to what our forefathers had to endure in a science-less world. But then they did not have to contend with electric shocks, fatal accidents, air, water, land and noise pollution, noxious automobile fumes, urban congestion, super-selfishness, crime and so on.While the concept of progress in the material sphere is at best dubious, things are no better in the intellectual sphere.People in ancient times were intellectually backward, but they did not suffer from emotional stress and neuroses. One who is less scholarly is also less prone to mental disturbances, whereas an intellectual is highly vulnerable in this regard. He creates unnecessary problems in his own web of imagination, and experiences sleepless nights. Hencein the intellectual sphere also progress is unlikely, if not impossible, because the feeling of increased pleasure is likely to be balanced by one of increasing pain.The barometer of progress in the ultimate analysis must be mental pleasure which is really nothing but a mental vibration expressed through the relaxation of the nerves; that is, pleasure is nothing but a mental vibration emitted by relaxed nerves. On the other hand, pain is just an opposite experience. When the nerves are under tension, the vibration generated in the mind is called pain. In evaluating the impact of science, people usually focus on the convenience it has provided, while ignoring the nervous tension it has created in our lives. The fact that progress is not possible in the material sphere only means that scientific change increases both pleasure and pain in the same proportion.A person who has won an argument over another is usually very happy and sometimes delirious with joy<欣喜若狂>. But after a while, he will experience an corresponding amount of pain in some other aspect of his mind. The reason is that human mind has a certain finite mass and volume. Purely intellectual study and analysis fail to enhance this mass; all they do is to increase the activity and play of ideas within a given intellectual arena. With a greater number of thoughts criss-crossing a given mental area, the result inevitably is an increased clash in the mind. Hence occur the mental breakdowns; hence the neuroses, hence the growing need for psychiatrists in intellectually developed societies. Is then progress possible at all? The answer is yes.Human existence has three aspects - physical, mental and spiritual. While the first two are not amenable to progress, the third is. Increased happiness in that sphere is not neutralized by increased misery. While physical and intellectual activities deal with the limited, spirituality is concerned with the unlimited. Hence the goal in the spiritual arena is not the finite but the infinite. Therefore, the feeling of pleasure resulting from spiritual activity is not accompanied by pain, or happiness by misery. This then is true progress. In the spiritual experience there is no negative movement; every effort there is a forward march unaccompanied by any deleterious side-effect.Spiritual activities include meditation and selfless living. Without providing help to the needy, the forward movement to the infinite is impossible. And since the mind"s goal is infinitude, the spiritual life results in an expansion in the volume as well as the mass of the mind. As a result, the mental conflict declines and the nerves get relaxation. The person becomes broad-minded. He or she seeks to serve others, to share in their pains. A community which respects the selfless beings and attempts to emulate them also then experiences increased happiness without corresponding pain. That is when true progress occurs in the entire society. The degree of selflessness, therefore, is the true gauge of society"s progress, not its material development, nor its intellectual attainment.While real progress is unlikely in the material and mental sphere, human beings should by no means abandon scientific and intellectual pursuits. But scientific advances should be "spiritualized"; that is to say, they should be accompanied by spiritual practices at the same time. For such practices enable us to gain increasing mastery over our body and mind. All detrimental effects of scientific and intellectual developments on the human organism can thus be brought under control. During the past century, thousands of remarkable inventions and new theories have almost totally transformed our way of life. But spiritually, we have stagnated and even moved backwards. Consequently, battles and wars have been deadlier in the current century than ever before. Rising greed, crime, drugs and environmental pollution threaten to overwhelm the delicate thread of life on our finite planet. The moral is that change in the physical and mental sphere, without spiritual advance, is ultimately self-destructive.What Is Progress In Our Modern Society? As defined by the Oxford dictionary, progress is: “development towards an improved or more advanced condition.” Merriam-Webster defines it as: “the process of improving or developing something over a period of time” or, more concisely, “gradual betterment.”As is the case with attempting to understand any word or phrase, we are confined by the boundaries of our own language. How can we attempt to explain what a word represents when we only have other replacement words to use in our explanation?补充材料But it is not our language that I wish to discuss, or more specifically, not the issue of our language being both an advantage and a hindrance. The issue at hand is the context of the word in which we use it. What its meaning is when we speak it, what we understand by the term when we hear it.Progress is a term that evokes positive feelings. When someone is said to have made progress then we consider it a good thing. Inherently then it seems that progress is a virtue rather than a vice.I believe this to be true, and I am sure many of you would agree with me. It"s highly likely that if we encountered someone that did not agree, that person would have a very difficult time in persuading us that progress is in fact a bad thing.This widespread belief then, that progress is good, immediately faces a contradiction when taken into the political sphere. Progressives are overwhelmingly people of the Left, and yet if what they advocate is inherently good, why are our societies not dominated by these sorts of political parties? Put simply, if we all agree that progress is good, and there is a progressive party in existence in our nation, why are we not voting for them every time?In political terms, and by its very definition, to be conservative is to avoid change. It is to be cautious and a believer in, and defender of, the status quo. Conservative can be seen as the exact opposite of progressive, and yet in the UK, we have had a Conservative Prime Minister for four years. Does this mean then that the people of the UK knowingly deprived themselves of something considered inherently good?The problem with politics is that words very quickly lose all meaning. Freedom, choice, promise, hero, progress. Evidence of this can be seen, oxymoronically, in the fact you can get Progressive Conservatives. People who are firm believers of cautious, conservative ideals, yet also claim to be progressive in what they wish for the society. And it is this that perfectly illustrates the problem of progress.Progress is a mercenary and a whore. It is picked up and put down more times than it cares to remember. The values and the beliefs that we have grown to associate with it become hazy. No longer are we confident in what it represents. Such is its over-usage that the word itself has lost almost all meaning。Progress in today"s society is more money in the bank, it is faster cars, and more devastating weapons. It is cheaper items

The 21st century world is wonderful and full of chanllenge. But subsequently, we are forced to face many new problems, such as new types of diseases, urban pupulation"s explsion with land resource"s limited, the international financial crisis and so on. These problems for each domain experts are challenges and opportunities. As for us, what should we do in the 21th century? I consider we should do the following two points. On the one hand, we should maintain good health.People often say：The body is the capital of revolution. With improved quality of life, new types of intractable diseases endlessly emerge .How to maintain good health? I think there are three methods. First, pay attention to the nutrition collocation. Don"t be a pickiest eater and don"t eat junk food. Second,form the good habit of early to bed and early to rise.Now many young people have the habit of staying up late which equals to a chronic suicide. Third, keep on doing aerobic exercise. We need the healthy blood flow, aerobic exercise can help support to ensure that the brain gets enough oxygen, and any kind of aerobic exercise relieves depression. So, let us together to do the above three methods to build ourselves up.On the other hand, we should take a lifelong learning.In the 21th century, the competition between people is getting more and more fierce.From this perspective, learning is the key to success in different countries, culturally and economically. So how do we learn? The answer is very simple.First, in addition to study hard at school, we can take part in continuing education when we have stepped into the society. Second, read books. A survey showed that jews read most, each of them averages more than 40 books for one year, which is about ten times of the Chinese. This is probably why the jews in our impression is always smart.The 21st century world is wonderful and full of chanllenge. Do what we should do, live for the present, look forward to the future.我自己写的，逐字逐句打出来的。帮助你的同时也提高了自己的英语水平，共勉之。 望采纳～ ：）

1.选Aconcernover对...的关心/焦虑concern作为名词，一般不跟at/on搭配，而concernof一般后面跟人，表示“某人的担心”翻译：在二十世纪，很多人都关注到社会环境和心理健康的关系。2.选C先看这个句子的结构，主语是Theconceptsbehindthelawsofprobability，宾语是allofstatisticalmechanics，所以咱们要在这里选择一个谓语动词。A不定式，不能当谓语动词，排除。B有个they，主语重复了，排除。而enterinto是一个固定短语，意思是：成为...的一部分，不能把状语插入这个词组，所以D排除。翻译：概率定律中的概念从根本上来说是所有的统计力学的一部分。3.选C这是notuntil的倒装用法。notuntil在句首，一般主句要用倒装。when在这里引导的是状语从句，把它拿掉，这个句子就成为：Notuntilthe1930s，diditsacreagebegintoincrease.在这个句子中，两个状语从句分别由notuntil和when引导，缺少的是主句，所以A分词短语和Dwith引导的介词短语，两个都不能成为主句，因此排除。而B未用倒装，错误。翻译：直到20世纪30年代，当高粱作为粮食、饲料和家畜的青贮饲料的价值被大家承认后，它的种植面积才开始增加。4.填Ddistinguishbetween/among：区别,区分,分清，两者之间用between，三者以上用among翻译：对非专业观察人员来说，很难区分人工湖和自然湖。5.填A句子缺少主语和谓语，除了A，其它几个选项引导的都不是主语和谓语。翻译：朱利安邦德在1965年乔治亚洲众议院的选举中获胜了。6.选C这个句子只能用therebe的句型全世界每年大约有一百万次地震。

LAX in a runway motelWe just got off the phoneYou didn"t seem very wellAt 5 years old I had no place to goBut you took me inAnd you gave me a homeThe planes flyoverheadWhile I smokeToo many cigarettes in bedIt rained last night ‘bout a quarter to 2I was lyin" awakeJust thinkin" ‘bout youA summer wind blowin" in off the seaFull of childhood smellsAnd aquamarineThe planes fly…..