2025届高考二轮复习读后续写翻译练习
【选题来源】天一小高考2025届高三第二次考试英语试题
【话题】诚信至上
Mary and I were good friends and we could talk about everything. We went to school together and worked through difficult problems together. We were honest with each other. So we believed that nothing could damage our friendship.
It was the day of our examination. The room was so quiet that even the sound of a pin dropping could be heard from miles away. Papers rustled as students shuffled (翻阅) through their belongings, searching for pencils and erasers. Some sat nervously in their seats, tapping their feet or drumming their fingers on the desk. Others sat perfectly still, burying their heads in their textbooks, trying to study at the eleventh hour. The atmosphere was tense, filled with a mixture of expectation and anxiety. " Keep all your things. The examination is starting," the examiner announced as she handed out papers. Then she returned to her chair and sat down.
The clock on the wall ticked away loudly, each passing second adding to the mounting pressure. Outside, everything seemed normal. But inside, it felt like chaos. Everyone was nervous, shuffling papers and fidgeting (坐立不安) in their seats. I opened my paper with trembling hands, and my eyes stared hard at the questions, hoping that the answers would appear by themselves. I turned to the next page. The questions just seemed to get harder and harder. I glanced around the room and realized I was not alone in my struggle. Then, I spotted Mary, my best friend. She looked as cool as a cucumber as if she were not even worried at all. There was no way she found this paper easy. No way. Suddenly, I caught sight of her fumbling(胡乱摸索) with something in her hand. She was cheating, actually!
Para.1 I couldn't focus on my paper any more.
Para. 2 As soon as Mary appeared, I stopped her and said we must have a conversation.
【翻译练习】
第一段:
我面前的问题不清楚,因为我满脑子都是玛丽的行为。
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我知道我必须做出决定。我应该举报她吗?但她是我最好的朋友。还是我应该假装什么都没看见?但那样就违背了我的原则。
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经过深思熟虑,我决定不举报她,但我不能让这件事就这么过去了。
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友谊很重要,诚实也很重要。
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考试结束后,我在教室外面等玛丽。
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第二段:
我告诉她我有多失望,她的行为使我们的友谊处于危险之中。
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玛丽终于崩溃了,她承认她太害怕失败了,以至于犯了一个严重的错误。
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我们都知道她所做的事会有严重的后果。
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最后,我们决定一起去找老师。
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这是一个艰难的决定,但却是正确的决定。
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我们的友谊受到了前所未有的考验,但我们也知道,如果我们能诚实地度过难关,从长远来看,我们的友谊可能会更牢固。
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【答案】
The questions in front of me were not clear as my mind was occupied with Mary's actions.
I knew I had to make a decision. Should I report her But she was my best friend. Or should I just pretend that I didn't see anything But that would mean going against my principles.
After much thought, I decided that I wouldn't report her but couldn't just let this slide.
Friendship was important, and so was honesty.
When the examination ended, I waited for Mary outside the classroom.
I told her how disappointed I was and how her actions had put our friendship on the line.
Mary finally broke down and admitted that she had been so afraid of failing that she had made a terrible mistake.
We both knew that there would be serious consequences for what she had done.
In the end, we decided to go to the teacher together.
It was a difficult decision, but it was the right one.
Our friendship was tested like never before, but we also knew that if we could get through this with honesty, it might be stronger in the long run.