
- Sep 10 Thu 2015 18:28
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IT’S AN ILL WIND (THAT BLOWS NOBODY ANY GOOD)
英文諺語 IT’S AN ILL WIND (THAT BLOWS NOBODY ANY GOOD) 凡事有利有弊米德佳提供中文到英文翻譯服務,含英文編修 MEANINGEven misfortune can benefit someone or something. A calamity for one person usually benefits somebody else.EXAMPLEThe tremendous hailstorm left gaping holes in most of the roofs in town, so many families were homeless. The roofing companies, however, made plenty of money fixing those holes. It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good.

專業修改英文提高您學術英文論文被發表的機會︰修改英文
中翻英自傳翻譯︰英文自傳
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每日簡單一句英文諺語~輕輕鬆鬆學英文

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- Sep 08 Tue 2015 10:31
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IT IS A LONG LANE THAT HAS NO TURNING
英文諺語 IT IS A LONG LANE THAT HAS NO TURNING 路必有彎(否極泰來)米德佳提供中文到英文翻譯服務,含英文編修 逆境達到極點,就會向順境轉化。指壞運到了頭好運就來了。Bad times cannot continue forever; things will soon improve. Nothing goes on forever; change is inevitable.Sarah: It’s been six months, and neither one of us can find work. I’m afraid we’re going to lose everything. Bob: Don’t despair, it is a long lane that has no turning. Your luck has been bad for a long time, but it is a long lane that has no turning. I’m sure things will change soon.

專業修改英文提高您學術英文論文被發表的機會︰修改英文
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- Sep 06 Sun 2015 07:58
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IN WINE THERE IS TRUTH

英文諺語 IN WINE THERE IS TRUTH 酒後吐真言 (THERE IS TRUTH IN WINE)米德佳提供中文到英文翻譯服務,含英文編修“In vino veritas” is an ancient Latin phrase meaning “in wine there is truth.” The saying arises from the belief that alcohol releases inhibitions and that a person tells the truth when drunk. A frequent addition is “In vino veritas, in aqua sanitas” (“in wine there is truth, in water there is health").There is an old Latin phrase that suggests people are more likely to say what they’re really thinking when they’re under the influence of alcohol: “In Vino Veritas," or “In Wine There is Truth."Clearly, alcohol does cause us to lose our inhibitions, either in a pleasant, getting to know your neighbor better kind of way, or in an unpleasant, dancing on the bar kind of way. Mel Gibson would certainly fall into the latter category, and it’s the anti-Semitic comments he made while inebriated that have prompted many to wonder: Does alcohol really act as a truth serum?IS ALCOHOL THE ULTIMATE LIE DETECTOR?
- Sep 04 Fri 2015 11:47
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英文自傳範例︰生理學 PHYSIOLOGY

生理學英文自傳 PHYSIOLOGY AUTOBIOGRAPHY EXAMPLE米德佳提供翻譯服務,英文自傳,英文履歷表,英文求職文件,學術論文修改及文件編修等服務。The human body is arguably the most complex life form that has ever existed. Studying how the body works helps us to comprehend the many processes that maintain health and find better treatment for diseases. We can make a difference to future populations by improving our knowledge of health and disease. Neurophysiology is particularly interesting; with the brain shaping our thoughts, hopes and imagination, it represents a challenging area in biology. Its intricate nature controls the processes that keep us alive. The abrupt loss of intellectual skills suffered recently by a close relative, due to the neurodegenerative illness Multi-Infarct Dementia, has encouraged me to learn about the physiological changes associated with such disorders.My A levels complement my choice of degree. Biology enables me to appreciate the integration of the body, learning at both a molecular level and about the specific roles of organs. The substantial effect small differences in blood vessels’ structure have upon the body is extraordinary, and I look forward to learning about the circulatory system. The treatment of disease relies on the application of knowledge in this area; learning about the causes and symptoms of respiratory diseases like tuberculosis and emphysema has heightened my desire to discover more. Engaging in a genetics workshop at the University of Exeter was an invaluable introduction to degree-level laboratory techniques including DNA extraction and amplification, confirming my aspiration to study a biological science. Similarly, I benefited from learning about diagnostic equipment including X-ray generators, CT and Ultrasound scanners at Dorset County Hospital.In Psychology, theories and research studies allow me to study the brain and nervous system in relation to behaviour. Learning about the psychological impact on the body in areas such as the stress response and biological rhythms offers a different perspective on biological topics. The influence of the brain on both our psychological and physiological health has become evident, for example, the immune system can be manipulated by hormonal imbalances instigated by the brain. At the University of Bristol I talked to experimental Psychology researchers who demonstrated the use of electroencephalography and showed us their research into facial processing and children’s understanding of eyes.I have shown the ability to manipulate precise and intricate ideas and construct logical arguments in Mathematics. The challenges posed require flexibility and a confident approach. Persevering with a problem and using logic to obtain a correct answer is rewarding. I have learnt about many statistical techniques that are proving useful in my other subjects including Chi-squared and hypothesis testing. Participating in an Enrichment Programme at the University of Bristol involved learning about the application of Maths in weather-forecasting and whether true randomness exists.Working at Clarks has given me an insight into the use of motivational techniques and training has taught me about taking responsibility, working independently and communicating effectively. I delivered Phonological Awareness Training at a junior school requiring commitment. My Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award demanded a range of practical and fundamental life skills which were developed further by trampolining and horse riding. The tenacity and physical demands required in these disciplines gives me satisfaction while the unpredictable nature of the horse has shown me that there is always more to learn. Working towards Grade 8 clarinet and learning the saxophone has led me to play in the Dorset Youth Wind Orchestra, performing in memorable concerts at the Royal Albert Hall.My visit to Dorset County Hospital and enthusiasm for the broad scientific interest of the human body drives my desire to make a difference to people’s lives and pursue a career in a medical science-related profession.生理學 (physiology) 是生物科學的一個分支,是研究生物物理和生物化學功能的一門科學,生理學以生物機體的生命活動現象和機體各個組成部分的功能為研究對象。生物機體的功能就是整個生物及其各個部分所表現的各種生命現象或生理作用,例如呼吸、消化、循環、肌肉運動等等。生理學的任務就是要研究這些生理功能的發生機制、條件以及機體的內外環境中各種變化對這結功能的影響,從而掌握各種生理變化的規律。
- Sep 03 Thu 2015 12:21
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HOW TO WRITE A PROPOSAL? 論文翻譯之如何寫論文計畫書?

如何寫論文計畫書?米德佳提供中翻英學術論文翻譯,含英文編修。每個領域寫 proposal 的方式有些不同,很難找到一個範本是所有領域都適用的。範本雖然沒有,但總有一些相同的原則可依循。今天要推薦的書籍:Research Design: Qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods approaches (強烈建議買第三版的),在我寫 proposal 的時候給我不少指引。中文方面關於寫作論文計畫書的書籍我不大熟悉,就不隨便推了。
寫論文計畫書會分成很多階段、章節,但我覺得最重要的一步就是:為什麼要作這個研究?我認識不少研究生,有作研究的能力,但是不會找/找不到題目 (這個大問題以後再談,今天先跳過);也有一些研究生,有點子、會找題目、會作研究,但就是不知道 proposal 從哪著手,或是寫的 proposal 失焦沒有重點甚至不吸引人。一篇研究好不好,其實從 proposal 就可以看出一些端倪了。
既然我推薦這本書,總是要從這本書找出一些好用的東西讓大家參考。在這本書的第三章:Writing strategies and ethical considerations ,引用了 Maxwell (1996) 所提出的九個作研究的核心問題,我想這對初寫 proposal 的人應該很有幫助:
- Sep 02 Wed 2015 12:01
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英文自傳︰物理學 PHYSICS 2

物理學英文自傳範例 PHYSICS AUTOBIOGRAPHY EXAMPLE米德佳提供翻譯服務,英文自傳,英文履歷表,英文求職文件,學術論文修改及文件編修等服務。Since infancy, I have been intrigued as to how anything I came into contact with worked; however, the explanations I received were always either too vague or beyond my knowledge at the time, I have came to realize that the keyword for all my questions was physics, where the most complex phenomena of the universe can be explained by fitting small pieces of the puzzle into a structured theory. My passion for mathematics is another factor in my choice of physics as a degree subject. I find complex problems in both physics and mathematics very challenging, and this enables me to embrace physics as more than simply a major or a degree, but as a personal passionate.Due to my school’s offer of Core mathematics only in the AS and A2 level I am not able to study further pure maths in school, and therefore I’m self studying it at home. This would allow me to grasp the mathematical concepts in topics like the standard model which inspire me and motivate me to work harder; hence I approach the difficult most challenging questions with enthusiasm and an open mind.I participated in extra activities where I did practicals like measuring radioactivity, & power generation. Additionally I have taught extra classes for weaker students, helping them to achieve higher grades, and I have being elected as a prefect at school.In summer 2008 I managed to seize the opportunity of shadowing a radiologist in the radiology department at the International Medical Centre, I was also given the opportunity to observe the planning and modelling stages of a new building where I attended the construction site. Watching the application of the laws of physics being carried out before my eyes was fantastic and an extra motivator for me.Beyond scholastic matters, I’m interested in activities that require thinking, such as computer programming, website designing, and scientific researching. I also enjoy reading, solving complicated questions, helping people, and “tamseer", the art of wearing an Omani turban plus playing table tennis and swimming.I am preparing myself to do my AS exams in the January session 2009 and the A2 exams in the May/June session. I am very optimistic to achieve the high grades expected for me by my teachers.I also managed to represent the Sultanate in an international youth convention at the Seychelles. I was the head delegate. Moreover I have handled the Coordination of many charity gatherings. I am as well the MISMUN coordinator and Head delegate of the 2009 MUN delegation team.In 2006, I was awarded the “International Student Award for the Middle East region" by the Council of International Schools, and during my scholastic years, I have been awarded the Certificate of Academic Superiority, Certificate of Merit with distinction and Principal’s Honour Roll with High Distinction almost every year.I intend to continue with my post-graduation studies for the future, in the fields of either Nuclear or quantum physics, and then continue to get a PhD. Thus I will be able to benefit other students at universities by being a lecturer to earn a living, in addition to conducting my own research in my field of physics in the same university or research centre to achieve my ultimate goal of doing something major in the world.
- Sep 01 Tue 2015 10:24
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IF YOU RUN AFTER TWO HARES, YOU WILL CATCH NEITHER

英文諺語 IF YOU RUN AFTER TWO HARES, YOU WILL CATCH NEITHER 同時追兩兔,兩頭都落空米德佳提供中文到英文翻譯服務,含英文編修You cannot do two things successfully at the same time; concentrate on one thing at a time or you will achieve nothing. Trying to do two or more things at a time, when even one on its own needs full effort, means that none of them will be accomplished properly.EXAMPLEKate: If I want to pursue my acting career, I’ll have to take more days off to go to auditions. But I want to get ahead in the office, too.Bob: If you run after two hares, you will catch neither.Origin:
The saying is attributed to Publilius Syrus in the form of Latin proverb “Duos insequens lepores, neulrum cap it".同時: at the same time; simultaneously
追: chase after; run after; pursue
兩: two
兔: hare; rabbit
落空: come to nothing; fail
- Aug 31 Mon 2015 10:04
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IDLE PEOPLE HAVE THE LEAST LEISURE
英文諺語 IDLE PEOPLE HAVE THE LEAST LEISURE 懶惰人才說沒空閒米德佳提供中文到英文翻譯服務,含英文編修If you are not energetic and hardworking, you will never have any free time, since you will have to spend all your time finishing your work.
The same as: Idle folk have the least leisure.EXAMPLE“My grandfather always told me not to dawdle, since idle people have the least leisure."

The same as: Idle folk have the least leisure.EXAMPLE“My grandfather always told me not to dawdle, since idle people have the least leisure."
專業修改英文提高您學術英文論文被發表的機會︰修改英文
中翻英自傳翻譯︰英文自傳
公司以及產品和市場行銷翻譯服務
每日簡單一句英文諺語~輕輕鬆鬆學英文

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- Aug 28 Fri 2015 19:10
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HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY
英文諺語 HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY 誠實為上策米德佳提供中文到英文翻譯服務,含英文編修You should always tell the truth, even when it seems as if it would be useful to tell a lie.EXAMPLESarah: I borrowed Jane’s white blouse without asking her, and then I spilled tomato sauce on it. Should I tell her what happened, or should I just put the blouse back in her closet and hope she won’t notice?Amy: Honesty is the best policy.I think honesty is the best policy because being honest will give you mental peace. You don’t have to live with guilt because you lied. If you are always honest with people you don’t have to remember the lie you told them. The other person will always trust you. Being honest with someone shows character and shows that you trust them enough to let them know that you tell the truth and nothing but the truth. When someone feels you are honest with them they tend to trust you more and this builds a strong relationship. It also assures the other person that you are trustworthy. Dishonest people don’t get second chances when they lie because people are going to think they are always lying to them.

專業修改英文提高您學術英文論文被發表的機會︰修改英文
中翻英自傳翻譯︰英文自傳
公司以及產品和市場行銷翻譯服務
每日簡單一句英文諺語~輕輕鬆鬆學英文

複習英文︰
- Aug 27 Thu 2015 10:47
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HOIST YOUR SAIL WHEN THE WIND IS FAIR 見機行事
英文諺語 HOIST YOUR SAIL WHEN THE WIND IS FAIR 見機行事米德佳提供中文到英文翻譯服務,含英文編修看具體情況靈活辦事。Begin a project when circumstances are the most favorable. Wait for a better opportunity of achieving success – and when it comes, act on it.EXAMPLEWait until the economy has stabilized before trying to start your own business. Hoist your sail when the wind is fair.

專業修改英文提高您學術英文論文被發表的機會︰修改英文
中翻英自傳翻譯︰英文自傳
公司以及產品和市場行銷翻譯服務
每日簡單一句英文諺語~輕輕鬆鬆學英文

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- Aug 24 Mon 2015 09:58
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質化研究的研究問題

論文翻譯之質化研究的研究問題 Thesis translation QUALITATIVE DATA QUESTIONS米德佳提供中翻英學術論文翻譯,含英文編修。
針對不同種類的研究問題,研究者會利用各種不同的研究方法、資料來回答。許多研究方法的書都列了研究問題種類與研究方法的對照表,我下面列的是摘自 Yin (2009) 的 case study reserach (這本書有 kindle 版)。
- Aug 22 Sat 2015 07:08
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英文自傳範例︰天文物理學 ASTROPHYSICS
天文物理學英文自傳 ASTROPHYSICS AUTOBIOGRAPHY EXAMPLE米德佳提供翻譯服務,英文自傳,英文履歷表,英文求職文件,學術論文修改及文件編修等服務。
As a child, I would often read books about space and astronomy and wonder what made it possible. This has developed into a much deeper, scientific interest in the subject. Studying Physics at GCSE and A-Level, along with Chemistry and Mathematics, has helped me further develop my interest. I have enjoyed doing my ISAs in these subjects, as these have allowed me to approach scientific problems in a practical way- a valuable skill for studying Science at undergraduate level. During my Physics A-Level, I enjoyed learning about nuclear and particle physics, and concepts of special relativity such as time dilation and length contraction. This is because these are things fundamental to our existence, the topics fascinate me and I have a natural aptitude for mathematics. My A-Levels have further developed these numeracy skills, which is useful in a Physics degree.Not only do areas of stellar dynamics and galaxies interest me, but also cosmology and quantum mechanics, which are more challenging and help us to understand our universe. I keep up-to-date with astronomy news through the magazine “All About Space". Books such as “A Brief History of Time" and “The Cosmic Tourist" have inspired me to pursue studies in Astronomy. As a member of the Liverpool Astronomical Society I attend regular meetings, academic talks and astronomy nights at Pex Hill Observatory who keep me informed of astronomical events via emails and newsletters. Becoming a member of this society has been a fantastic opportunity for me, and it helps increase my understanding of all topics covered by physics and astronomy. I completed work experience in the Biology department of the University of Liverpool in July 2013. Here I was able to gain valuable lab experience and use scientific judgement in my work. I encountered research scientists and was able to consult them about what scientific research entailed. During Year 12, I acted as an assistant teacher in a Year 7 Chemistry class, which gave me experience of working in a Science classroom. Both of these placements allowed me to develop my problem-solving and teamwork skills. I have also completed voluntary and charity work for organisations such as Ykids and Macmillan, including organising a coffee morning to raise money for Macmillan.During Year 12, I completed the Scholars Scheme at the University of Liverpool. As part of this I was mentored by a university academic and completed an academic essay titled “The Effects on Life on Earth of a Gamma Ray Burst". I passed this essay with fantastic marks and it also provided me with key skills involved in university essay writing, including referencing and how to avoid plagiarism. I have had 100% attendance and punctuality throughout my entire time in secondary school, which shows true commitment. As form captain one of my main duties was attending student council meetings, communicating the ideas of my peers to other members of the school. This allowed me to develop my communication skills, listen to the points of others and develop my own opinions.I enjoy performing with the school orchestra and choirs, which allows me to work as part of a team and express myself creatively. I keep a good balance between my leisure activities and studies, allowing me to relax and not become too stressed. I also enjoy amateur astronomy. The first time I saw the planets and a deep-sky object (the Pleiades) will always be special to me. I would like my degree to lead to a career in Astrophysics research, as it would keep me abreast of new discoveries in Physics and Astronomy, and it would be a great opportunity for me. I may also consider doing a PGCE to become a Science teacher. I would like to do this as I would enjoy passing on my wisdom to future generations, especially girls, as I believe there should be more women in physics and engineering. The university that accepts me would be gaining a conscientious, hard-working student who is enthusiastic about her subject.天文物理學英文自傳編修︰英文編修中翻英履歷表翻譯︰英文履歷表
As a child, I would often read books about space and astronomy and wonder what made it possible. This has developed into a much deeper, scientific interest in the subject. Studying Physics at GCSE and A-Level, along with Chemistry and Mathematics, has helped me further develop my interest. I have enjoyed doing my ISAs in these subjects, as these have allowed me to approach scientific problems in a practical way- a valuable skill for studying Science at undergraduate level. During my Physics A-Level, I enjoyed learning about nuclear and particle physics, and concepts of special relativity such as time dilation and length contraction. This is because these are things fundamental to our existence, the topics fascinate me and I have a natural aptitude for mathematics. My A-Levels have further developed these numeracy skills, which is useful in a Physics degree.Not only do areas of stellar dynamics and galaxies interest me, but also cosmology and quantum mechanics, which are more challenging and help us to understand our universe. I keep up-to-date with astronomy news through the magazine “All About Space". Books such as “A Brief History of Time" and “The Cosmic Tourist" have inspired me to pursue studies in Astronomy. As a member of the Liverpool Astronomical Society I attend regular meetings, academic talks and astronomy nights at Pex Hill Observatory who keep me informed of astronomical events via emails and newsletters. Becoming a member of this society has been a fantastic opportunity for me, and it helps increase my understanding of all topics covered by physics and astronomy. I completed work experience in the Biology department of the University of Liverpool in July 2013. Here I was able to gain valuable lab experience and use scientific judgement in my work. I encountered research scientists and was able to consult them about what scientific research entailed. During Year 12, I acted as an assistant teacher in a Year 7 Chemistry class, which gave me experience of working in a Science classroom. Both of these placements allowed me to develop my problem-solving and teamwork skills. I have also completed voluntary and charity work for organisations such as Ykids and Macmillan, including organising a coffee morning to raise money for Macmillan.During Year 12, I completed the Scholars Scheme at the University of Liverpool. As part of this I was mentored by a university academic and completed an academic essay titled “The Effects on Life on Earth of a Gamma Ray Burst". I passed this essay with fantastic marks and it also provided me with key skills involved in university essay writing, including referencing and how to avoid plagiarism. I have had 100% attendance and punctuality throughout my entire time in secondary school, which shows true commitment. As form captain one of my main duties was attending student council meetings, communicating the ideas of my peers to other members of the school. This allowed me to develop my communication skills, listen to the points of others and develop my own opinions.I enjoy performing with the school orchestra and choirs, which allows me to work as part of a team and express myself creatively. I keep a good balance between my leisure activities and studies, allowing me to relax and not become too stressed. I also enjoy amateur astronomy. The first time I saw the planets and a deep-sky object (the Pleiades) will always be special to me. I would like my degree to lead to a career in Astrophysics research, as it would keep me abreast of new discoveries in Physics and Astronomy, and it would be a great opportunity for me. I may also consider doing a PGCE to become a Science teacher. I would like to do this as I would enjoy passing on my wisdom to future generations, especially girls, as I believe there should be more women in physics and engineering. The university that accepts me would be gaining a conscientious, hard-working student who is enthusiastic about her subject.天文物理學英文自傳編修︰英文編修中翻英履歷表翻譯︰英文履歷表
