A cat has nine lives

2021年3月3日发(作者：祝圣)

A cat has nine lives.

猫有九条命。

(

英国迷信

,

指猫的生命力强

)

a cat with nine lives

有九条命的猫

;

富有生命力的人

A cat in gloves catches no mice.

[

谚

]

带手套的猫捉不到耗子

;

四肢不勤

,

一事无成

;

怕沾污手指的人做不出什么事。

Muffled cats catch no mice.

[

谚

]

包裹严 实的猫捉不到耗子

;

四肢不勤

,

一事无成。

A cat may look at a king.

< /p>

[

谚

]

猫也可以 看国王

(

指小人物也应有些权利

)

agree like cats and dogs

[

口

]

像猫和狗一样合不来

,

完全合不来

At night all cats are grey

[

谚

]

猫在暗 中都是灰色

;

黑暗中难分丑妍

(as) melancholy as a cat

非常忧郁

(as)sick as a cat

直想呕吐

病得厉害

as weak as a cat (=as weak as water)

身体非常虚弱

barber's cat

瘦弱的人

,

面带饥色和病容的人

bear cat

熊猫

[< /p>

口

]

大力士

,

精力过人的人

bell the cat

不惧危险

,

挺身而出

blowing cat

[

美俚

]

爵士乐师

Cheshire cat

咧着嘴傻笑的人

copy cat

盲目的模仿者

dead cat

猛烈的指责或攻击

[

美俚

](

马戏团中

)

不肯表演的狮子

Dog my cats!

[

美俚

]

见鬼

!

他妈的

;

我可以赌咒

!

enough to make a cat laugh

极其可笑

;

让人笑掉大牙

enough to make a horse laugh

极其可笑

;

让人笑掉大牙

enough to make a cat speak

[

口

]

令人惊讶< /p>

;

事情太出奇

fat cat

美国政治运动的出资人

,

捐献大宗政治款项的富人

;

安于现状的懒汉

;

以权谋私的人

,

享受

特权的人

fight like Kilkenny cats

死拚

flog the cat

[

俚

]

作无益的追悔

grin like a Cheshire cat

咧着嘴傻笑

Has the cat got your tongue?

[

口

]

猫把你的舌头叼去了吗

?

为什么不吭声

?

Holy cats!

[

口

< br>]

哎呀

!

好家伙

! (

表示强烈的惊讶

,

愤怒或高兴

)

Holy cow!

[

< p>
口

]

哎呀

!

好家伙

! (

表示强烈的惊讶

,

愤怒或高兴

)

It rains cats and dogs.

下倾盆大雨

,

大雨滂沱

jerk the cat

[

俚

](

酒醉的人呕吐

)

shoot the cat

[

俚

](< /p>

酒醉的人呕吐

)

whip the cat

[

俚

](

酒醉的人呕吐

)

Kilkenny cats

打起架来不顾死活的动物

[

人

]

let the cat out of the bag

说走了嘴

, (

无意中

)

泄露秘密

like a cat in a strange garret

[

美

]

胆怯

,

极不自然

like a cat on hot bricks

局促不安

,

如热锅上的蚂蚁

like a scalded cat

象烫伤的猫到处乱窜

;

拚命的逃走

like sth. the cat brought in

[

口

]

象猫叼来的东西似的

;

衣衫褴褛

(

指人的外表

);

不修边幅

live like cat and dog

< p>
[

口

]

整天吵架

look like the cat after it had eaten the canary

带着洋洋得意的样子

no room to swing a cat

极狭窄

,

没有转身的地方

Once upon a time...

A cat had made acquaintance with a mouse, and had spoken so much of the great love and

friendship she felt for her, that at last the Mouse consented to live in the same house with her, and

to go shares in the housekeeping. 'But we must provide for the winter or else we shall suffer

hunger,' said the Cat. 'You, little Mouse, cannot venture everywhere in case you run at last into a

trap.' This good counsel was followed, and a little pot of fat was bought. But they did not know

where to put it. At length, after long consultation, the Cat said, 'I know of no place where it could

be better put than in the church. No one will trouble to take it away from there. We will hide it in a

corner, and we won't touch it till we are in want.' So the little pot was placed in safety; but it was

not long before the Cat had a great longing for it, and said to the Mouse, 'I wanted to tell you, little

Mouse, that my cousin has a little son, white with brown spots, and she wants me to be godmother

to it. Let me go out to-day, and do you take care of the house alone.'

'Yes, go certainly,' replied the Mouse, 'and when you eat anything good, think of me; I should very

much like a drop of the red christening wine.'

But it was all untrue. The Cat had no cousin, and had not been asked to be godmother. She went

straight to the church, slunk to the little pot of fat, began to lick it, and licked the top off. Then she

took a walk on the roofs of the town, looked at the view, stretched herself out in the sun, and

licked her lips whenever she thought of the little pot of fat. As soon as it was evening she went

home again.

'Ah, here you are again!' said the Mouse; 'you must certainly have had an enjoyable day.'

'It went off very well,' answered the Cat.

'What was the child's name?' asked the Mouse.

'Top Off,' said the Cat drily.

'Topoff!' echoed the Mouse, 'it is indeed a wonderful and curious name. Is it in your family?'

'What is there odd about it?' said the Cat. 'It is not worse than Breadthief, as your godchild is

called.'

Not long after this another great longing came over the Cat. She said to the Mouse, 'You must

again be kind enough to look after the house alone, for I have been asked a second time to stand

godmother, and as this child has a white ring round its neck, I cannot refuse.'

The kind Mouse agreed, but the Cat slunk under the town wall to the church, and ate up half of the

pot of fat. 'Nothing tastes better,' said she, 'than what one eats by oneself,' and she was very much

pleased with her day's work. When she came home the Mouse asked, 'What was this child called?'

'Half Gone,' answered the Cat.

'Halfgone! what a name! I have never heard it in my life. I don't believe it is in the calendar.'

Soon the Cat's mouth began to water once more after her licking

business. 'All good things in threes,' she said to the Mouse; 'I have again to stand godmother. The

child is quite black, and has very white paws, but not a single white hair on its body. This only

happens once in two years, so you will let me go out?'

'Topoff!

Halfgone!'

repeated

the

Mouse,

'they

are

such

curious

names;

they

make

me

very

thoughtful.'

'Oh, you sit at home in your dark grey coat and your long tail,' said the Cat, 'and you get fanciful.

That comes of not going out in the day.'

The Mouse had a good cleaning out while the Cat was

gone, and made the house tidy; but the

greedy Cat ate the fat every bit up.

'When it is all gone one can be at rest,' she said to herself, and at night she came home sleek and

satisfied. The Mouse asked at once after the third child's name.

'It won't please you any better,' said the Cat, 'he was called Clean Gone.'

'Cleangone!' repeated the Mouse. 'I do not believe that name has been printed any more than the

others. Cleangone! What can it mean?' She shook her head, curled herself up, and went to sleep.

From this time on no one asked the Cat to stand godmother; but when the winter came and there

was nothing to be got outside, the Mouse remembered their provision and said, 'Come, Cat, we

will go to our pot of fat which we have stored away; it will taste very good.'

'Yes, indeed,' answered the Cat; ' it will taste as good to you as if you stretched your thin tongue

out of the window.'

They started off, and when they reached it they found the pot in its place, but quite empty!

'Ah,' said the Mouse,' 'now I know what has happened! It has all come out! You are a true friend to

me!

You

have

eaten

it

all

when

you

stood

godmother;

first

the

top

off,

then

half

of

it

gone,

then----'

'Will you be quiet!' screamed the Cat. 'Another word and I will eat you up.'

'Cleangone' was already on the poor Mouse's tongue, and scarcely was it out than the Cat made a

spring at her, seized and swallowed her.

You see that is the way of the world.

Cat

’

s Cradle

Do you ever play this game? we use a thread to make different shape in

you hand. We called this

(

翻花绳

) but at the other side of

“

fan hua sheng

”

Atlantic ocean, they c alled

“

cat

’

s cradle

”

.

So

there

I

want

to

introduce

my

point

—

Kurt

V

onnegut

’

wor ks

《

cat

’

s

cradle

》

Call me Jonah. My parents did, or nearly did. They called me John.

Jonah --John--if I had been a Sam, I would have been a Jonah still--not

because

I

have

been

unlucky

for

others,

but

because

somebody

or

something has compelled me to be certain places at certain times, without

fail. Conveyances and motives, both conventional and bizarre, have been

provided.

And,

according

to

plan,

at

each

appointed

second,

at

each

appointed place this Jonah was there. (Kurt V

onnegut)

“

call me Jonah

”

, this

“

Jonah

”

or

“

John

”

want to write a book about the

end

of

destroyed

world.

But

he

didn

’

t

know

how

to

make

it.

so

he

managed to find the poor old man

—

who invented A-bomb but died many

years

ago.

His

invention

“

Ice-9

”

could

make

the

water

completely

freezing

the

world.

His

son

bookworm,

his

rude

daughter

and

his

little

dwarfish

son

.this

three

retardates

take

“< /p>

Ice-9

”

themselves.

The

bookworm sold

“

Ic e-9

”

to a authoritarian president who controlled a little

island in pacific in charged of a general position.

John run to the little island but only to find that the president is going

to die, the bookworm let John be the president. And promised John that

John

possess

the

beautiful

president

’

daughter.

John

consent

this

case

when he hear that condition .But lately he find that he

’

s beauty is always

gallant with other man which make him really begrudge but can

’

t leave

away from her.

At

last,

“

Ice-9

< br>”

is

swallowed

by

the

authoritarian

president

to

kill

himself. But all of blue, at president

’

s funeral, because of air plant

’

s crash,

coffin is hit and fall down to the sea. the ocean begin to freeze

……

John and the beauty hide from the world and they are really

free. But

the beauty believed in religion, and she kisses the ice and died.

End of the World Delight

An older bartender came over to join in our conversation in the Cape

Cod Room of the Del Prado. When he heard that I was writing a book

about the day of the bomb, he told me what the day had been like for him,

what the day had been like in the very bar in which we sat. He had a W. C.

Fields twang and a nose like a prize strawberry.

It wasn't the Cape Cod Room then,

fugging nets and seashells around. It was called the Navajo Tepee in those

days.

Had

Indian

blankets

and

cow

skulls

on

the

walls.

Had

little

tom-toms

on the

tables.

People

were

supposed to

beat on

the tom-toms

when they wanted service. They tried to get me to wear a war bonnet, but

I

wouldn't

do

it.

Real

Navajo

Indian

came

in

here

one

day;

told

me

Navajos didn't live in tepees. 'That's a fugging shame,' I told him.

Before that it was the Pompeii Room, with busted plaster all over the

place;

but

no

matter

what

they

call

the

room,

they

never

change

the

fugging light fixtures. Never changed the fugging people who come in or

the fugging town outside, either.(Kurt V

onnegut)

Cat

’

s cradle is the representative works of Kurt V

onnegut.

His works

described

the

disappointment

and

trepidation

of

society.

So

America

young people look him as the deputy of

“

black humor

”

Kurt

V

onnegut

thought

the

development

of

the

technology

only

drought

miserable

life

to

human,

make

people

like

a

machine,

environment

has

been

polluted.

“

black

humor

”

not

only

expressed

a

humor that don

’

t want to laugh but cry, but also put up a isolated feeling

in the universe and the desolate condition of mentality in modern society.

Cat

’

s cradle: you can make different patterns but whatever you made,

there is no cat or cradle everything is a trick in people

’

s illusion.

Letter from a Pre-med

string,

and

maybe

it

reminded

him

of

his

own

childhood.

He

all

of

a

sudden came out of his study and did something he'd never done before.

He tried to play with me. Not only had he never played with me before;

he had hardly ever even spoken to me.

he

went

down

on

his

knees

on

the

carpet

next

to

me,

and

he

showed me his teeth, and he waved that tangle of string in my face. 'See?

See? See?' he asked. 'Cat's cradle. See the cat's cradle? See where the nice

pussycat sleeps? Meow. Meow.'

His pores looked as big as craters on the moon. His ears and nostrils

were

stuffed

with

hair.

Cigar

smoke

made

him

smell

like

the

mouth

of

Hell. So close up, my father was the ugliest thing I had ever seen. I dream

about it all the time

wind

blows,

the

cray-dull

will

rock.

If

the

bough

breaks,

the

cray-dull

will fall. Down will come craydull, catsy and all.'

wind

blows,

the

cray-dull

will

rock.

If

the

bough

breaks,

the

cray-dull

will fall. Down will come craydull, catsy and all.' (Kurt V

onnegut)

外国语学院英语系

下午

13

：

00< /p>

—

17

：

00

B

．实行不定时工作制的员工，在保证完成甲方工作任务情况下 ，经公司同意

,

可自行安排工作和休息时间。

< br>3

．

1

．

2

打卡制度

3.1.2.1

公司实行上、下班指纹录入打卡制度。全体员工都必须自觉遵守工作时间，实行不定时工作制的 员工不必打卡。

3.1.2.2

打卡次数：一日两次，即早上上 班打卡一次，下午下班打卡一次。

3.1.2.3

< p>
打卡时间：打卡时间为上班到岗时间和下班离岗时间；

3.1.2.4

因公外出不能打卡：因公外出不能打卡应填写《外勤登记表》< /p>

,

注明外出日期、事由、外勤起止时间。因公外出需事先申请，如 因特殊情况不能事先申请，应在事毕到岗当日完成申请、

审批手续，否则按旷工处理。因 停电、卡钟（工卡）故障未打卡的员工，上班前、下班后要及时到部门考勤员处填写《未打卡补签申请表》

人力资源部批准后，月底由部门考勤员据此上报考勤。上述情况考勤由各部门或分公司和项目文 员协助人力资源部进行管理。

3.1.2.5

手工考勤制度

3.1.2.6

手工考勤制申请：由于工 作性质，员工无法正常打卡（如外围人员、出差）

，可由各部门提出人员名单，经主管副 总批准后，报人力资源部审批备案。

3.1.2.7

参与手工考 勤的员工，需由其主管部门的部门考勤员

(

文员

)

或部门指定人员进行考勤管理，并于每月

3.1.2 .8

参与手工考勤的员工如有请假情况发生，应遵守相关请、休假制度，如实填报相关表 单。

3.1.2.9

外派员工在外 派工作期间的考勤

,

需在外派公司打卡记录

;

如遇中途出差

,

持出差证明

,

出差期间的考勤在出差地所在公司打卡记录

3.2

加班管理

3.2.1

定义

加班是指员工在节假日或公司规定的休息日仍照常工作的情况。

A

．现场管理人员和劳务人员的加班应严格控制，各部门应按月 工时标准，合理安排工作班次。部门经理要严格审批员工排班表，保证员工有效工时达到要求。凡是达到月工时标 准的，应扣减

员工本人的存休或工资；对超出月工时标准的，应说明理由，报主管副总和 人力资源部审批。

B

．因员工月薪 工资中的补贴已包括延时工作补贴，所以延时工作在

4

小时（不 含）以下的，不再另计加班工资。因工作需要，一般员工延时工作

时可申报加班

1

天。对主管

(

含

)

以上管理人员，一般情况下延时工作不计加班，因特殊情况经总经 理以上领导批准的延时工作，可按以上标准计加班。

3.2.2.2

员工加班应提前申请，事先填写《加班申请表》

，因无法确定加班工时的，应在本次 加班完成后

报总经理批准后有效。

《加班申请表》必须事前当月 内上报有效，如遇特殊情况，也必须在一周内上报至总经理批准。如未履行上述程序，视为乙方自愿加班。

3.2.2.3

员工加班，也应按规定打卡，没有打卡记录的加班，公 司不予承认；有打卡记录但无公司总经理批准的加班，公司不予承认加班。

3.2.2. 4

原则上，参加公司组织的各种培训、集体活动不计加班。

陈翠雨

2009-6-17

，由直接主管签字证明当日的出勤状况，报部门经理、

26

日前向人力资源部递交考勤报表。

;

4

小时至

8

小时可申报加班半天，超过

8

小

3

个工作日内补填《加班申请表》

。

《加班申请表》经部门经理同意，主管副总经理审核