22.In Spanish Sierra means saw,and the name is frequently given to a mountain range because of its saw-toothed crest line. 23.The landscape is rugged and picturesque.with mountains rising up behind rich valleys full of palm groves and banana plantations. 24.Many Spanish rivers have GUAD in their name.which means a stream that is dry for much of the year. 25.Small alpine lakes dot the mountains.and lite salt takes break the brovn monotony of the steppe regions of the Meseta. 26.Endowed with many towering peaks.vast forests and beautiful waterfalls and swift rivers.it has ong been a tourist attraction. Unit 6 Interpreting Business Speeches Objectives: Familiarity with the interpretation of business speeches,being able to interpret similar business speeches. Preparation: Familiarity with the vocabulary and sentences usually used in the related and similar business speeches. Procedures: Warming-up:vocabulary preparaions 10)Introducing the background of the business speeches 11)Practice interpreting similar in pairs 8)Supplementary exercises Time allocation: 8periods in4 weeks 第六单元商务性口译 Unit6 Interpreting Business Speeches 1.Vocabulary preparation the Enron case the usual corporate checks and balances a nimble and flexible outfit the exception rather than the rule unethical means academics too much leeway a paragon of management virtue seniority-based salaries stodgy highly leveraged compensation paramount 22. In Spanish Sierra means saw, and the name is frequently given to a mountain range because of its saw-toothed crest line. 23. The landscape is rugged and picturesque, with mountains rising up behind rich valleys full of palm groves and banana plantations. 24. Many Spanish rivers have GUAD in their name, which means a stream that is dry for much of the year. 25. Small alpine lakes dot the mountains, and little salt takes break the brown monotony of the steppe regions of the Meseta. 26. Endowed with many towering peaks, vast forests and beautiful waterfalls and swift rivers, it has long been a tourist attraction. Unit 6 Interpreting Business Speeches Objectives: Familiarity with the interpretation of business speeches, being able to interpret similar business speeches. Preparation: Familiarity with the vocabulary and sentences usually used in the related and similar business speeches. Procedures: 7) Warming-up: vocabulary preparations 10) Introducing the background of the business speeches 11) Practice interpreting similar business speeches in pairs 8) Supplementary exercises Time allocation: 8 periods in 4 weeks 第六单元 商务性口译 Unit 6 Interpreting Business Speeches 1. Vocabulary preparation the Enron case the usual corporate checks and balances a nimble and flexible outfit the exception rather than the rule unethical means academics too much leeway a paragon of management virtue seniority-based salaries stodgy highly leveraged compensation paramount