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联邦快递的服务 英文翻译
Early time for prompt serviceTime ago, when the RiJie pieces to take the next working day after delivery before 12 noon.The next day for prompt serviceTime ago, when the RiJie pieces to take the next working day after delivery before 6 PM.Every other day for prompt service
Commonwealth Day是什么意思
Commonwealth Dayna.〈英〉联邦日英联邦日；英联邦纪念日；协日例句1.SP Mukherjee Aquatics Complex during day four of the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games on October 7, 2010 in Delhi, India.SP慕克吉在为期一天的游泳2010年英联邦新德里10月7日2010年冬奥会在德里，印度四个情结。2.The systems commonwealth wasn’t built in a day.这银河系的联邦也不是一天内造成的。3.On that day the topic was, if the commonwealth should appoint a commission to find out why commodities cost so much.那天的主题是联邦是否需要指派一个委员会去弄清楚为什么商品会这么贵。
名词解释
the British Parliamentary (不是Parlimentery )Democracy:英文解:British Parliaments in the late 18th Century did not represent democracies in the way that we would expect a parliament to do today - indeed it is unlikely that many Parliamentarians would have wished for this sort of representation to occur. Regular elections were usually used as a confirmation of a ministry’s power rather than an attempt to change it. Electors did not vote for parties in the modern sense and many elections were uncontested. Generally ministers were chosen by the King. This choice was based on a variety of factors including personal whim and whether they would support his preferred policies. Parliament did have power over the King, mostly invested in the bargaining that would result over payment of royal expenses and the Civil List. Government was also localised: it did not deal with economic management, health and education, for example. Parliaments and governments maintained a laissez faire attitude, encouraging limited control on the country other than through taxation and development of the laws of the land.中文:英国议会在18世纪后期并不像我们今天希望的议会这样代,确表民主的方式-实际上这是不可能的许多国会议员本来希望这样的代表发生。定期的选举通常被用来作为一个确认的一个部的权力，而不是试图去改变它。选民没有投票支持各方在现代意义上，许多选举是无可争议的。一般来说部长被选为国王。这种选择是基于多种因素，其中包括个人心血来潮，以及他们是否会支持他的首选政策。议会确实有权力的国王，主要是投资在讨价还价的结果将在支付王室的开支和公务员名单。政府还局限：它没有涉及经济管理，卫生和教育的例子。议会和政府保持了自由放任的态度，鼓励有限的控制以外的其他国家通过税收和发展的规律的土地。The Westminster system：it is a democratic parliamentary system of government modelled after the British government (the Parliament of the United Kingdom). The term comes from the Palace of Westminster, the seat of the UK Parliament.The system is a series of procedures for operating a legislature. It is used, or was once used, in the national legislatures and subnational legislatures of most Commonwealth and ex-Commonwealth nations, beginning with the Canadian provinces and Australian colonies in the mid-19th century. There are other parliamentary systems whose procedures differ considerably from the Westminster system.威斯敏斯特系统是一个民主议会制度的政府仿效英国政府（议会联合王国） 。这个词来自威斯敏斯特宫的所在地，英国议会。 该系统是一系列的程序，作业一个立法机关。这是使用或曾经使用的，在国家立法机构和立法机构以下的大多数英联邦和前英联邦国家，从加拿大各省和澳大利亚殖民地在19世纪中叶。还有其他的议会制度，其程序差别很大从威斯敏斯特制度。 没有争议的。一般来说部长被选为国王。这种选择是基于多种因素，其中包括个人心血来潮，以及他们是否会支持他的首选政策。议会确实有权力的国王，主要是投资在讨价还价的结果将在支付王室的开支和公务员名单。政府还局限：它没有涉及经济管理，卫生和教育的例子。议会和政府保持了自由放任的态度，鼓励有限的控制以外的其他国家通过税收和发展的规律的土地Transcendentalism was a group of new ideas in literature, religion, culture, and philosophy that emerged in New England in the early to middle 19th century. It is sometimes called American transcendentalism to distinguish it from other uses of the word transcendental.Transcendentalism：it began as a protest against the general state of culture and society, and in particular, the state of intellectualism at Harvard and the doctrine of the Unitarian church taught at Harvard Divinity School. Among transcendentalists’ core beliefs was an ideal spiritual state that ’transcends’ the physical and empirical and is only realized through the individual’s intuition, rather than through the doctrines of established religions.超验主义是一组新的想法在文学，宗教，文化和哲学，出现在新英格兰的早期到19世纪中期。它有时被称为美国的超验以区别于其他用途的词超越。 超验开始抗议总体状况文化和社会，尤其是国家的智识在哈佛大学和理论的统一教会在哈佛大学教神学院。在transcendentalists的核心信念是一个理想的精神状态是’超越’的身体和经验的，只有通过个人的直觉，而不是通过理论的确立宗教。
