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    文革時期常用詞匯的英譯

    蔣割荊

    G(1)

    改變顏色
    change political color
    改革不合理的規(guī)章制度
    reform (change) irrational and outdated rules and regulations
    改過自新
    turn over a new leaf/become a new person
    改良主義思想
    reformist ideas
    改天換地
    transform heaven and earth/remake nature
    改頭換面
    to disguise
    改邪歸正
    give up evil ways and return to the right
    改弦更張
    make a fresh start
    改弦易轍
    make a new start
    改造世界
    change the world
    改造思想
    remold ideology
    改進思想作風
    raise ideological level and improve working style
    改口
    change one's tune
    改善待遇
    improve living conditions/increase the pay of
    改善伙食
    with better food
    改善民生
    improve the people's livelihood
    改善生活
    improve the living conditions
    改造
    remold/reform/transform
    (未曾)改造的
    have not been remolded
    改造成為新人
    remold them into new men
    蓋棺論定
    Only when a person is dead can he be finally judged and assessed.
    概不追究
    no action will be taken against
    甘當小學生
    make oneself a willing pupil of the masses
    甘居下游
    resigned to a state of lagging behind
    甘心情愿
    willingly and gladly
    趕下臺
    oust from office
    敢沖敢拼
    dare to take on anything and dare to risk all
    敢闖、敢干、敢革命、敢造反的無產階級革命精神
    proletarian revolutionary spirit of daring to break through, to act, to make revolution and to rise up in rebellion
    敢打、敢拼、敢造反
    dare to fight, dare to have a trial of strength, dare to rebel
    敢死隊
    dare-to-die teams
    敢想敢干
    bold thinking and action
    敢想、敢說、敢闖、敢做、敢革命
    have the courage to think, to speak out, to break through, to act and to make revolution
    敢于斗爭、敢于革命、善于斗爭、善于革命
    dare to struggle and dare to make revolution and be good at waging struggles and at making revolution
    敢在太歲頭上動土
    dare to scratch Buddha's head
    敢字當頭
    place daring above everything else/put daring above all else
    感性認識
    perceptual knowledge
    搟面杖吹火一竅不通
    don't know the first thing about
    干盡壞事
    have done every evil
    干社會主義
    fight for socialism
    干一行,愛一行,干一行,鉆一行
    love whatever job one is given and try to be proficient in whatever one does
    干部參加集體生產勞動
    system of cadre participation in collective productive labor
    干校
    school for cadres
    (提到)綱上
    raise it to the level of principle
    綱領性的文件
    programmatic document
    綱舉目張
    once the head rope of a fishing net is pulled up, all its meshes open/once the key link is grasped, everything falls into place
    鋼琴伴唱《紅燈記》
    Piano Music The Red Lantern with Peking Opera Singing
    鋼鐵般的團結
    iron-like unity
    高標準要求自己
    set high demands on oneself
    高高飄揚,永遠飄揚
    waves on high forever
    高高在上
    hold oneself aloft
    高歌猛進
    advance boldly with songs
    高官厚祿
    high position and a large income
    高級干部
    high-ranking cadre
    高級知識分子
    hgher intellectuals
    “高精尖”
    "high-grade, precision and advanced"
    高舉三面紅旗
    hold aloft the Three Red Banners (of the General Line, the Great Leap Forward and the People's Commune)
    (土)高爐
    small indigenous blast furnace
    高帽子
    tall paper-hat/empty title/high hat
    高屋建筑,勢如破竹
    press on irresistibly from a commanding height
    高瞻遠矚
    look far ahead and aim high/far-sighted
    高枕無憂
    sleep without any anxiety
    高度集中
    high degree of centralization
    高踞于群眾之上
    stand above the masses
    高談闊論
    harangue/loud and big talk
    搞臭
    make a person's name reek to high heaven/discredit
    搞好斗批改
    make a success of the struggle-criticism-transformation
    搞好樣板
    do well in the production of good models
    搞階級斗爭
    carry on class struggle
    搞亂階級陣線
    confuse the class line-up
    搞馬列主義
    go in for Marxism-Leninism
    搞深搞透
    carry through thoroughly and in depth
    搞通思想
    arrive at a right perception of
    搞小動作
    indulge in petty and mean actions
    搞陰謀
    embark on conspiracy
    搞政治
    dabble in political activities
    搞好關系
    build good relation with
    搞亂
    end up in a mess
    告發(fā)
    report/lodge accusation against
    歌功頌德
    flattery and exaggerated praise/praise and eulogy

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