英語畢業演講翻譯成英文怎麼說

❶ 求大學畢業時的演講稿（英語）

今天，我回復了「開復學生網」開通以來的第1000個問題。關掉電腦後，始終有一封學生來信縈繞在我的腦海里，揮之不去：

開復老師：
就要畢業了。
回頭看自己所謂的大學生活，
我想哭，不是因為離別，而是因為什麼都沒學到。
我不知，簡歷該怎麼寫，若是以往我會讓它空白。
最大的收獲也許是……對什麼都沒有的忍耐和適應……

這封來信道出了不少大三、大四學生的心聲。大學期間，有許多學生放任自己、虛度光陰，還有許多學生始終也找不到正確的學習方向。當他們被第一次補考通知喚醒時，當他們收到第一封來自應聘企業的婉拒信時，這些學生才驚訝地發現，自己的前途是那麼渺茫，一切努力似乎都為時已晚……
這「第四封信」是寫給那些希望早些從懵懂中清醒過來的大學生，那些從未貪睡並希望把握自己的前途和命運的大學生以及那些即將邁進大學門檻的未來大學生們的。在這封信中，我想對所有同學說:

大學是人一生中最為關鍵的階段。從入學的第一天起，你就應當對大學四年有一個正確的認識和規劃。為了在學習中享受到最大的快樂，為了在畢業時找到自己最喜愛的工作，每一個剛進入大學校園的人都應當掌握七項學習：學習自修之道、基礎知識、實踐貫通、興趣培養、積極主動、掌控時間、為人處事。只要做好了這七點，大學生臨到畢業時的最大收獲就絕不會是「對什麼都沒有的忍耐和適應」，而應當是「對什麼都可以有的自信和渴望」。只要做好了這七點，你就能成為一個有潛力、有思想、有價值、有前途的快樂的畢業生。

大學：人生的關鍵

大學是人生的關鍵階段。這是因為，進入大學是你終於放下高考的重擔，第一次開始追逐自己的理想、興趣。這是你離開家庭生活，第一次獨立參與團體和社會生活。這是你不再單純地學習或背誦書本上的理論知識，第一次有機會在學習理論的同時親身實踐。這是你第一次不再由父母安排生活和學習中的一切，而是有足夠的自由處置生活和學習中遇到的各類問題，支配所有屬於自己的時間。

大學是人生的關鍵階段。這是因為，這是你一生中最後一次有機會系統性地接受教育。這是你最後一次能夠全心建立你的知識基礎。這可能是你最後一次可以將大段時間用於學習的人生階段，也可能是最後一次可以擁有較高的可塑性、集中精力充實自我的成長歷程。這也許是你最後一次能在相對寬容的，可以置身其中學習為人處世之道的理想環境。

大學是人生的關鍵階段。在這個階段里，所有大學生都應當認真把握每一個「第一次」，讓它們成為未來人生道路的基石；在這個階段里，所有大學生也要珍惜每一個「最後一次」，不要讓自己在不遠的將來追悔莫及。在大學四年裡，大家應該努力為自己編織生活夢想，明確奮斗方向，奠定事業基礎。

大學四年每個人都只有一次，大學四年應這樣度過……

❷ tim minchin的畢業演講稿中英文

我有英文的，太愛丁門慶了！希望你也收益
Searching for ameaning just like searching for a rhymes scheme in a cookbook. You won』t findit and it will bugger up your soufflé. I』m never going to give career advice. CosI』ve never really had what most would consider a job. However I have had largegroups of people listening to what I say for quite a few years now and it』s giveme an inflated sense of self-importance. So I will now, at the ripe old age of37-point-nine, bestow upon you nine life lessons to echo of course the ninelessons of carols of the traditional Christmas service, which is also prettyobscure. You might find some of this stuff inspiring. You will definitely findsome of it boring and you will definitely forget all of it within a week. Andbe warned there will be lots of similes and obscure aphorisms which start wellbut end up making no sense. So listen up or you』ll get lost like a blind manclapping in a pharmacy trying to echo-locate the contact lens fluid. Ready? One:You don』t have to have a dream. Americans on talent shows always talk abouttheir dreams. Fine if you have something you』ve always wanted to do, dreamedof, like in your heart, go for it. After all it』s something to do with yourtime, chasing a dream. And if it』s a big enough one it』ll take you most of yourlife to achieve so by the time you get to it and are staring into the abyss of themeaningless of your achievement you』ll be almost dead. So it won』t matter. I neverreally had one of these dreams and so I advocate passionate, dedication to thepursuit of short-term goals. Be micro-ambitious. Put your head down and workwith pride on whatever is in front of you. You never know where you might enp. Just be aware the next worthy pursuit will probably appear in yourperiphery, which is why you should be careful of long-term dreams. If you focustoo far in front of you you won』t see the shiny thing out the corner of youreye. Advice metaphor- look at me go. Two: Don』t seek happiness. Happiness islike an orgasm. If you think about it too much it goes away. Keep busy and aimto make someone else happy and you might find you get some as a side effect. Wedidn』t evolve to be constantly content. Contented homo erectus got eaten beforepassing on their genes. Three: remember it』s all luck. You are lucky to behere. You are incalculably lucky to be born and incredibly lucky to be broughtup by a nice family who encouraged you to go to uni. Or if you were born into ahorrible family that』s unlucky and you have my sympathy but you are stilllucky. Lucky that you happen to be made of the sort of DNA that went on to makethe sort of brain which when places in a horrible child environment would makedecisions that meant you ended up eventually graated uni. Well done you fordragging yourself up by your shoelaces. But you were lucky. You didn』t createthe bit of you that dragged you up. They』re not even your shoelaces. I suppose Iworked hard to achieve whatever bious achievements I』ve achieved but I didn』tmake the bit of me that works hard any more than I made the bid of me that atetoo many burgers instead of attending lectures when I was here at UWA.Understanding that you can』t truly take credit for your successes nor trulyblame others for their failures will humble you and make you morecompassionate. Empathy is intuitive. It is also something you can work on intellectually.Four: Exercise. I』m sorry you pasty, pale, smoking philosophy grads archingyour eyebrows into a Cartesian curve as you watch the human movement mobwinding their way through miniature traffic cones of their existence. You arewrong and they are right. Well you』re half right. You think therefore you arebut also you jog therefore you sleep therefore you』re not overwhelmed byexistential angst. You can』t be can』t and you don』t want to be. Play a sport. Doyoga, pump iron, and run, whatever but take care of your body, you』re going toneed it. Most of you mob are going to live to nearly 100 and even the poorestof you will achieve a level of wealth that most humans throughout history couldnot have dreamed of. And this long, luxurious life ahead of you is going tomake you depressed. But don』t despair. There is correlation between depression and exercise. Do it. My beautifulintellectuals run. Five: Be hard on your opinions. A famous bon mot assertsopinions are like assholes in that everyone has one. There is great wisdom inthis but I would add that opinions differ significantly from assholes in thatyours should be constantly and thoroughly examined. I used to do exams in here.It』s revenge. We must think critically and not just about the ideas of others.Be hard on your beliefs. Take them out onto the verandah and hit them with acricket bat. Be intellectually rigorous. Identify your biases, your prejudices,your privileges. Most of society arguments is kept alive by a failure to acknowledge nuance.We tend to generate false dichotomies and then try to argue one point using twoentirely different sets of assumptions. Like two tennis players trying to win amatch by hitting beautifully executed shots from either end of separate tenniscourts. By the way, while I have science and arts graates in front of meplease don』t make the mistake of thinking the arts and sciences are at oddswith one another. That is a recent, stupid and damaging idea. You don』t have tobe unscientific to make beautiful art, to write beautiful things. If you needproof – Twain, Douglas Adams, Vonnegut, McEwan, Sagan and Shakespeare, Dickensfor a start. You don』t need to be superstitious to be poet. You don』t need tohate GM technology to care about the beauty of the planet. You don』t have toclaim a soul to promote compassion. Science is not a body of knowledge nor abelief system it』s just a term which describes human kinds』 incremental acquisitionof understanding through observation. Science is awesome! The arts and sciencesneed to work together to improve how knowledge is communicated. The idea thatmany Australians including our new PM and my distant cousin Nick Minchinbelieve that the science of anthropogenic global warming is controversial is apowerful indicator of the extent of our failure to communicate. The fact that30 percent of the people in this room just bristled is further evidence still.The fact that bristling is more to do with politics than science is even moredespairing. Six: Be a teacher! Please! Please! Please be a teacher. Teachers arethe most admirable and important people in the world. You don』t have to do itforever but if you』re in doubt about what to do be an amazing teacher. Just foryour 20s be a teacher. Be a primary school teacher. Especially if you』re abloke. We need male primary school teachers. Even if you』re not a teacher, be ateacher. Share your ideas. Don'』 take for granted your ecation. Rejoice inwhat you learn and spray it. Seven: Define yourself by what you love. I foundmyself doing this thing a bit recently where if someone asks me what sort ofmusic I like I say. Well I don』t listen to the radio because pop song lyricsannoy me, or if someone asks me what food I like I say, I think truffle oil isoverused and slightly obnoxious. And I see it all the time online people whoseidea of being part of a subculture is to hate Coldplay or football or feministsor the Liberal Party. We have a tendency to define ourselves in opposition tostuff. As a comedian I make my living out of it. But try to also express yourpassion for things you love. Be demonstrative and generous in your praise ofthose your admire. Send thank you cards and give standing ovations. Be prostuff not just anti stuff. Eight: Respect people with less power than you. I havein the past made important decisions about people I work with agents andprocers-big decisions based largely on how they treat the wait staff in therestaurants we』re having the meeting in. I don』t care if you』re the mostpowerful cat in the room, I will judge you on how you treat the least powerful.Nine: Finally, don』t rush. You don』t need to know what you』re going to do withthe rest of your life. I』m not saying sit around smoking cones all day but alsoDon』t panic! Most people I know who were sure of their career path at 20 arehaving mid-life crises now. I said at the beginning of this ramble, which isalready three-and-a-half minutes long, life is meaningless. It was not aflippant assertion. I think it』s absurd the idea of seeking meaning in the setof circumstances that happens to exist after 13.8 billion years worth ofunguided events. Leave it to humans to think the universe has a purpose forthem. However I』m no nihilist. I』m not even a cynic. I am actually ratherromantic and here is my idea of romance: you will soon be dead. Life willsometimes seem long and tough and God it』s tiring. And you will sometimes behappy and sometimes sad and then you』ll be old and then you』ll be dead. There isonly one sensible thing to do with this empty existence and that is fill it. Andin my opinion, until I change it, life is best filled by learning as much as youcan about as much as you can. Taking pride in whatever you』re doing. Having compassion,sharing ideas, running, being enthusiastic and then there』s love and travel andwine and sex and art and kids and giving and mountain climbing, but you knowall that stuff already. It』s an incredibly exciting thing this one meaninglesslife of yours. Good luck and thank you for inlging me.

❸ 畢業典禮 英語怎麼說

畢業典禮的英文：commencement ceremony

固定搭配：

1、marriage ceremony結婚儀式，結婚典禮

2、award ceremony頒獎儀式，頒獎典禮

3、tea ceremony茶道

讀法 英['serɪmənɪ]美[ˈsɛrəˌmoʊni]

n. 典禮，儀式；禮節，禮儀；客套，虛禮

示例：

President Obama will speak at UC Irvine's commencement ceremony this June.

奧巴馬總統將會在加州大學歐文分校六月份的畢業典禮上發表演說。

(3)英語畢業演講翻譯成英文怎麼說擴展閱讀

ceremony的近義詞：celebration

讀法 英[selɪ'breɪʃ(ə)n]美[,sɛlɪ'breʃən]

n. 慶典，慶祝會；慶祝；頌揚

短語：

1、in celebration of為慶祝…

2、Grand celebration隆重慶祝

3、Celebration wine慶功酒

4、Celebration Cakes慶典蛋糕

5、Celebration activities慶祝活動

示例：

This was not a memorial service but a celebration of his life.

這儀式不是追悼會，而是對他的生平的頌揚。

❹ 翻譯下面的畢業演講 翻譯成英語 急---- 謝謝各位了 初三水平

牛人，初三就能寫出這樣文章不平凡啊
繼續努力，中國的諾貝爾文學就有希望了

❺ 翻譯成英文！ 在12號之前能翻譯出來的！在加你分！ 希望有人能夠耐心的幫一下我！ 我的畢業演講！

In order to study abroad, I finally make a great decision before graate, which is learning Japanese .The first fundamental requirement of studying abroad is to pass the j - test. Hence, I came to New World Ecation Shenzhen luohu campus and registered as a member of primary course of Japanese learning despite the critical pressure of my friends and relatives

Before this, I neither have touch with any Japanese dramas nor Japanese characters; I only know that Japanese includes some Chinese characters. Hence, I started the class 2 evenings of every week, from the beginning of fifty sound graphics, it is equivalent to our Chinese pinyin as foundation, all Japanese characters are built up by anonym together, even if have Chinese characters in it, the pronunciation of those is made up by fifty sound figure including xun sound and YinDou. I didn't feel Japanese is difficult at all at the beginning! Anyway, there are so many Chinese character inside, should be easy for me to understand, but with the study process, I found that, besides to remember all the strange anonym, I also need to listen to the elegant Japanese which I could not understand, I began to feel confused, really, I started with fully confidents, but nor I felt more and more difficulties in my study.

Under the teacher's recommendation, I bought extra learning materials beside the text book; it is mainly about the j-test materials, and some grammar books. I started the daily cycle by listening to the tape. I bought a walkman, the contents are all Japanese, I listened to it everywhere, on the bus when I go to my college for English class and the class time. At the beginning, I felt very boring, but lies in insist, so I had been keeping up.

Then I had time to go study Japanese in Shenzhen library. It was a really quiet place. I practiced my Japanese everyday there. I studied Japanese there for at least six hours every day but most of the time was self-study. Actually learning Japanese and English has a lot in common, I began to regret that I didn't try to learn English well, anyhow, I just continued to repeat the same pattern every day until December. In December I was mostly study at home, the class content was studied by myself for several times already, I also read a couple of extra books, and I worked out problems every day as well. Although sometimes I didn't arrange the time very well, but every time I finished working on the problems, I would run to the teacher and ask him, the teacher always explained to me in details, I wrote down lots of Japanese notes. In these two months, I wrote more Japanese than I could write English in a year, anyhow under so many people's support and the help, I went to Guangzhou to participate in the test on January 9th, I felt good about myself after the test. After being through this study experience, I have a feeling to say, really, the 2 months of studying process, are more important than what results!

在翻譯中我有改動一些你原文的語句順序，另外你的原文中有些詞句表達不是很清楚，且用了太多然後。有些地方的標點我做了一些休整。希望你滿意這個翻譯。

❻ 英語畢業演講稿有哪些

請用簡練的語言直接回答問題。

❼ 他在畢業典禮上演講用英語怎麼說

He lectures in the commencement

❽ 「畢業論文」用英文怎麼說

「畢業論文」的英文：Graation Dissertation

Dissertation 讀法 英[,dɪsə'teɪʃ(ə)n]美['dɪsɚ'teʃən]

n. 論文，專題；學術演講

短語：

1、academic dissertation學位論文 ; 學術論文

2、Graation Dissertation畢業論文

3、Doctorate dissertation博士論文

4、Dissertation Committee論文委員會

5、dissertation topics畢業論文題目

(8)英語畢業演講翻譯成英文怎麼說擴展閱讀

詞義辨析：

article, paper,dissertation, essay, prose, thesis這組詞都有「文章」的意思，其區別是：

1、article多指在報刊、雜志上發表的非文藝性的文章，包括新聞報導、學術論文等。

2、paper正式用詞，多指在學術刊物上發表或在學術會議上宣讀的專題論文，也指高等學校的學期論文，或學校里的作文練習。

3、dissertation書面語用詞，指獨立研究後所寫的較為詳細的專題文章；也可指學位論文。

4、essay指任何一種非小說性的，篇幅不長、結構簡練的文章，如論說文、報道、評論、諷刺性雜文等。

5、prose專指散文。

6、thesis既可指畢業論文、學位論文，又可指一般的為闡述學術觀點而寫的論文。

例句：

1、Exploring "Trinity Working Mode" of Integrating Graation Field Work, Graation Dissertation and Employment on Graation.

畢業實習、畢業論文與學生就業三位一體工作模式探索。

2、

關於撰寫畢業論文應該注意的問題。

❾ 英語畢業演講稿求翻譯

1。
想到畢業演講者在老式愛爾蘭之後的屍體。
2。
你已經花了好長時間，做了出色的工作，我專們向你致屬敬並祝你神的速度在你人生的旅程。
3。
他們的父母的聲音來保護你生活的矛盾，而他們協助你在每一個方式，你可以採取的翅膀。
一、二句前後文：
很久以前，我給我的第一個畢業典禮講話，一個古老的愛爾蘭神父給了我一些建議。他說：「把演講者在老式愛爾蘭之後的屍體。他們需要你有禮，但沒人會認為你說得太多，我會建議這個早晨是短暫的。首先，也是最重要的，我在這里說「恭喜millspas畢業生。你已經花了好長時間，做了出色的工作，我們向你致敬並祝你神的速度在你人生的旅程。
第三句前後文：
大多數父母都會明白我告訴你，我花了許多時間鼓勵我的孩子們獨立和許多夜晚悄悄的父母禱告：「親愛的上帝，別讓那傷害自己。幫助他們飛翔，但別讓它們掉。」他們的父母的聲音來保護你生活的矛盾，而他們協助你在每一個方式，你可以採取的翅膀。

❿ 求大神將以下文章翻譯成英文，主題是畢業演講的。（ps:直接從網上翻譯錯誤太多）不甚感激……

For four years together in the collage, we 've left our marks in many organisations. For four years together, we had felt overstressed for our exams and grades and we had fought for it. For four years, we laught and cried, we learnt how to get our work well done, we get known about analysing and thinking, teamwork and competetion. But after today, we will come to end our years of collage life, and we will say farewell to our dearly friends, to our respected professors, and to our adorable collage, set sail to our very own voyages.
We will, save every pieces of our photos as well as those memories.
We will, hug everyone you adore with or you received hands when you were in trouble once, 'cause we may hardly see each other once more in our journeies of life.
And we will, we will say "sorry" to those we've hurt, and forgive those who had hurt us, let only the friendship remines but not regradness.
In the end, we are going to thank about the staffs of the collage for served us for four years, we might not be able to study and live in our so comfortable little places.
We are still young, yet we are ready to set sail, to grow up more. We have many dreams and we are going to fight for them in a greater environment. The words and espectations from our principles and professors will keep in our mind. We will serve our homeland with our lifes and make it a better place, and we will , show the world our values!

不是字譯的，是意譯的，所以你最好自己看一下
話說這么中國式的演講真的大丈夫？