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全新版大学英语2 第六单元

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2021年2月10日发(作者:转弯)


A


Woman


Can


Learn


Anything


a


Man


Can


男人



的,女人也能


学会




When


I


was


a


kid,


everything


in


my


bedroom


was


pink.


I


have


two


sisters


and


we


had


a


complete


miniature


kitchen,


a


herd


of


My


Little


Ponies


and


sev


eral


Barbie


and


Ken


dolls.


We


didn’t



have


any


toy



trucks,




G.


I.




Joes




or





basketballs.


We


did


have


a


Wiffle-ball


set,


but


you


would


have


been



hard


-pressed


to


find


it


in


our


playroom.


Tomboys


we


weren’t.












小孩




< p>


室里的所有



西都是粉



色的。


我有


两个


姐姐,




有一





俱全的微型



房、


一群小矮

< p>
种马


和一些芭比娃娃、


肯娃娃。

< br>我


们没


有玩具卡




玩具大兵、



球。





< p>
有一套空心棒球,


但是很



在我



的游



室中找到。



竟我



不是假小子。











So


some


people


may


find


it


ironic


that


I


grew


up


to


be


a


mechanical


eng


ineer.


In


fact,


I


am


the


only


female


engineer


at


my


company.


In


order


to


get


my


college


degree,


I


had


to



take



a


lot


of


math


and


science


classes.


I


also


h


ad


to


work


with


a


team


of


students


as


part


of


a


national


competition


to


conve


rt


a


gas-guzzling


SUV


into


a


hybrid


electric


vehicle








that’s




where



I



l


earned



how



to



fix



cars.



I’m



proud


to


say


that


I


got


A’s



in


all


my


classes,



including


multivariable


calculus


and


differential


equations.


I’ve



always


been


pr


etty


good


at


math


and


design,


but


I


didn't


understand


where


that


could


take


m


e.


I


was


expected


to


go


to


college,


but


no


one


ever


told


me


I’d



make


a


good



engineer


someday.





因而一 些人或


许会对


我成


长为




机械工程



而倍感


惊讶



< p>


上,


我是我



公司唯一


的一名女工程







得 我的大



文凭,


我不得不上

< p>



数学


和自然科


学课


程。


我也不得


不 和一小


组学


生合作去



加一




国竞赛


——





耗油特多的


运动


型多用途汽



改装




辆< /p>


混合


电动



车< /p>


——正是


这样



学会


了修




我很



傲我


门门




都是


A



包括多元微



分和微分方程。


我的


数学



设计


一向很好,



然我不明白

< br>这会给



带来



么结


果。


家里人期


盼我去上大



,但



有人 告


诉过


我我


将来会



一名



秀的工程








When


I


was


in


high


school,


I


didn’t



know


the


first


thing


about


engineering.



I


couldn’t



have


distinguished


a


transmission


from


an


alternator.




The


car


I


d


rove


needed


some


work


but


I


was


afraid


to


take


it


to


the


mechanic.


Because


honestly,


the


mechanic


could


have


shown


me


an


electric


can


opener


and


said,



“This



is


part


of


your


car


and


it’s



broken




pay


me


to


fix


it,”



and


I


wouldn’t



have


known


any


better.




在我



在上高中


< p>




工程一

< p>


不通。


我根本分辨不出






变< /p>


速器,




个< /p>


是交



发电


机。






坏了需要修理,


但我害怕



机修工



我修一下。因


为说实 话



机修工可



会给


我看一


个电动开


罐器,


然后




< p>





你车


上的零部件,


坏了——






我替< /p>




,


我不


会清




是否是< /p>













At


the


end


of


my


junior


year


of


high


school,


I


heard


about


a


summer


program



designed


to


interest


girls


in


engineering.


The


six-week


program


was


free,


an


d


students


were


given


college


credit


and


a


dorm


room


at


the


University


of


M


aryland.


I


applied


to



the



program,



not



because



I


wanted


to


be


an


enginee


r,


but


because


I


was


craving


independence


and


wanted


to


get


out


of


my


pare


nts’



house


for


six


weeks.





我在高中第三年末的



候,




了一



暑期班,


专门


致力于提升 女孩



工程的



趣。




长达


六周,


完全免



< br>并




加的






得大


学学


分以及住在


马兰


里大





生宿舍


里。我


< p>
了那



暑期班,



不是因



我想成


为< /p>


一名工程



,而是由于我渴望

< p>


立,


希望能



搬离父母的房子自己生活六周。







I


was


accepted


to


the


program


and


I


earned


six


engineering


credits.


The


n


ext


year


I


entered


the


university


as


an


engineering


major.


Five


years


later


I


had


a


degree


and


three


decent


job


offers.




我被那



暑期班接受了





得了


6



工程



分。第二年 我




马兰


里 大


学学习


,主


修工程

< br>学


。五年后我



得了

< p>




且得到了


3





的工作机

















I


can’t



help


shuddering


when


I


hear


about


studies


that


show


that


women


ar


e


at


a


disadvantage


when


it


comes


to


math.


They


imply


that


I


am


somehow


a


bnormal.


I’m



not,


but


I


do


know


that


if


I


hadn’t



stumbled


into


that


summer


pro


gram,


I


wouldn’t



be


an


engineer.







听到



究表明女人在


学数学


方面



于劣

< br>势时




是情不自禁地



栗。



暗示我有点< /p>


不正常。




非 不正常,


但我确



知道如果不是因





偶然的机遇



加了那



暑 期班,








一名工程









When


I


was


growing


up


I


was


told,


as


many


students


are,


to


do


what


I


a


m


best


at.


But


I


didn’t



know


what


that


was.


Most


people


think


that


when


you


are


good


at


something,


it


comes


easily


to


you.


But


this


is


what


I


discovered:


just


because


a


subject


is


difficult


to


learn,


it


does


not


mean


you


are


not


good



at


it.


You


just


have


to


grit




your



teeth




and



work



harder



to



get



good




at




it.


Once


you


do,


there’s



a


strong


chance


you


will


enjoy


it


more


than


an


ything


else.











生一




在我成


长过


程中,



人告




将来




事自己擅



的事。


但我





楚我自己最擅






大多

< br>数



会认为你



样东


西



得很好




这种东


西


对你


而言就很


简单



但是我


发现



仅仅< /p>





门学


科很


难学



这并< /p>


不意味着





方面不强。



只是需要咬





< br>更加努力地去




< p>


一旦


你这样


做了,


就很有可能


你会


享受


这门学



给你带来


的其他

< p>
任何



西都无法比



的无限



趣。





In


eighth


grade


I


took


algebra.


On


one


test


I


got


only


36


percent


of


the


a


nswers


correct.


I


failed


the


next


one,


too.


I


started


to


think,


Maybe


I’m



just


n


o


good


at


this.


I


was


lucky


enough


to


have


a


teacher


who


didn’t



take


my


bad



grades


as


a


judgment


of


my


abilities,


but


simply


as


an


indication


that


I


shoul

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