Title: Translation of Product Descriptions
1Translation of Product Descriptions
Specifications
- City University of Hong Kong
- Scientific and Technical Translation
- Ivan Yeung
2LOccitane ???Verbena Liquid Soap?????
- Enriched with shea butter and made from vegetable
oils, this liquid soap is guaranteed free of
synthetic detergent. - ????????,??????,??????????
- Ingredients Aqua/Water, Potassium Cocoate,
Potassium Oleate, Potassium Hydroxide,
Glycereth-2 Cocoate, Parfum/Fragrance, Sodium
Chloride, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea butter)
Fruit, Glycerin, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract,
Tetrasodium EDTA, Citric Acid - ????????????????????????????????????????????????
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3Common Terms forNutritional Supplements
Omega-3 Omega-3 ??? DHA (Docosa Hexaenoic Acid) ???????
HTC collagen HTC ???? Taurine ???
soy lecithin ????? amino acid ???
soy saponins ???? soy isoflavones ?????
catechin ??? Hyaluronic Acid ????
HCA (hydroxycitric acid) ????? blueberry / sweet berry honeysuckle ?????
Anthocyanin ??? Theanine ???
L-carnitine L-??? silymarin ?????
L- Ornithine L-??? squalene ???
GABA (Gamma-aminobutyric acid) ?-???? Black cohosh, Black snakeroot ????
4Perfect Slim Drink EX??????
- One bottle a day for easy fast result!
- Perfect Slim Drink EX focused on burning calories
within your body. - Contains 1900mg of Garcinia (??) extract per
bottle to help break down fat more efficiently. - L-Carnitine (????), Coenzyme Q10, Vitamin B1, all
known to break down and burn fat. - Ginger extract stimulates fat cells within your
body, and burns accumulated fats. - Fast absorbing liquid type is suitable for busy
schedules. - As a dietary drink, take one bottle a day. 10
days supply. - ???????
- ??????????Q10,????????????????????,??????
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- ?? HCA ????????,??????????,?????,????????
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5Calorie Limit ? ?
- Contains gimunema, mulberry leaf and clove
extract, chitosan, cayenne. As a dietary
supplement, take four tablets before consuming
food. No dietary limit. Approximately 120 tablets
per package. - ?? 4 ???????????
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6Chitosan ???
- Chitosan supplementation and fat absorption in
men and women. - Gades MD, Stern JS.
- Department of Nutrition, University of California
Davis, 3150B Meyer Hall, Davis, CA 95616, USA. - ????????????????????
- ???????????
- OBJECTIVE Chitosan is a primary ingredient in
dietary weight-loss supplements. - ?????????????????????
7Chitosan ???
- Time for fun!
- Its claimed activity is the binding and trapping
of dietary fat, leading to fat excretion and
weight loss without caloric restriction. - ???????????????????,??????,????????,????????
- We tested the fat-trapping capacity of a chitosan
product in men and women. - ?????????????????????????????
- ??????????????????????????
8Chitosan ???
- DESIGN Participants (12 men, 12 women) were
instructed to follow customized diet plans (five
meals/day for 12 days). - ???????????? 12?,???????,????,??12??
- Time for fun!
- Oral charcoal markers defined two 4-day
experimental periods. - ???????????? 4 ????????
9Chitosan ???
- Two capsules were taken five times per day before
each meal during the supplement period (2.5 g
chitosan/day) and not during the control period. - ??????????,?????????,????????????,????? 2.5g ???
(2.5g ??? / ?) ??????????? - Feces were collected from day 2 to day 12. Feces
from each period were pooled and analyzed for fat
content. - ??2???12?????,???????????,???????
10Chitosan ???
- RESULTS For men, it would take more than 7
months to lose 1 pound of body fat. For women, no
fat was trapped. This product, as with other
similar products, fails to meet claims. - ?????? 7 ???????,????????????????,???????????????
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11A Guide to Binocular Selection?????????
12What do all those numbers mean?
- ??????????
- ????? -
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- 8 x 42 EXPS
- Multi coated
- ???? / ??
- Field 6.5
- ?? 6.5
13A Guide to Binocular SelectionWhat do all those
numbers mean?
- The numbers you see stamped on each binocular
refer to the three basic criteria by which
binocular performance can be judged. - ???????????,???????? ??????
- ???????????,??????????????
- The first number indicated the magnification, and
tells you how much larger an object will appear
than when it is viewed with the naked eye. - ??????????,???????????,????? ??????
- ?????????,?????????,?????????????
14A Guide to Binocular SelectionWhat do all those
numbers mean?
- Time for fun!
- The second number is the objective lens diameter
- the diameter of the lens closest to the object
being viewed - and gives you an indication of the
binoculars light-gathering power. - ??????????,???????????
- (?????????????)
- The third number is the angle of view, which is
the measurement in degrees of the area you will
be able to see when looking through the
binocular. - ????????,??????????,???????????
15How does the magnification factor affect what I
see?
16How does the magnification factor affect what I
see?
- As the name implies, magnification is a
measurement of binocular magnifying power. - ????,??????????????
- An object viewed through a 10x binocular will
appear 10 times larger than the same object
viewed with the naked eye. - ?? 10? ?????????,???????????
17How does the magnification factor affect what I
see?
- To put it another way, the object you are viewing
will appear to be 10 times closer to you than it
really is - if the object is 100 yards away, it
will appear as though it is only 10 yards away. - ????,???????,??????????????????100 ??,?????10
???? - Time for fun!
- It is important to remember, though, that as
magnification increases, brightness and angle of
view tend to decrease. - ????,???????,??????????
- ????,???????,??????????
18What about objective lens size ?Is bigger always
better ?
- ????????
- ????????
- 3mm exit pupil size (for daytime viewing)
- ???? 3mm (?????)
- 7mm exit pupil size (for nighttime viewing)
- ???? 7mm (?????)
- ???????? / ???
19What about objective lens size ?Is bigger always
better ?
- Time for fun!
- While it is true that larger objective lens will
gather more light than a smaller objective lens
if all other factors are equal, your best gauge
of low-light performance is exit pupil size. - ??????????,??????,???????,??????????????????????
- Exit pupil size refers to the diameter of the
image that emerges from the binocular eyepiece -
the larger the image, the greater your ability to
see in low-light situations. - ????????????????????????,????????????
20What about objective lens size ?Is bigger always
better ?
- Time for fun!
- This is because the pupils of your eyes dilate in
low light, and the binocular's exit pupils must
be at least as large as your own pupils to ensure
superior low-light vision. - ????????????? / ??,?????????,??????????????????
- Although an exit pupil size of 2 or 3 mm is
sufficient for viewing objects in average
daylight, look for binoculars with an exit pupil
size 5 or 6 mm for dawn to dusk lighting, and 7
mm for nighttime viewing. - ????,????????? 2-3mm ?????????????,?? 5-6mm
?????,???????7mm?
21What does eye relief refer to?
- ??? ????
- Eye relief is measured in millimeters, and refers
to the maximum distance from the eyepiece lens at
which the entire exit pupil image can be seen. - ???? mm ??,??????????,????????????????
- ???????,???????????????,?????,? mm ???
22What does eye relief refer to?
- Generally speaking, any binocular with 13 mm or
more of eye relief is said to offer long eye
relief. - ????,????13mm?????????????????
- Long eye relief is particularly important for
people who wear glasses, because it ensures that
you will be able to see the entire exit pupil
image even with your glasses on. - ?????????,????????,??????,????????????
- And whether you wear glasses or not, fold down
eyecups assure easy, comfortable viewing. - ????????,???????????
- ????????,???????????
23Tetratest Laborett
- http//www.tetra-fish.com/
- Reliable and accurate, the Laborett Testing Kit
for freshwater and marine aquariums provides
professional measurement of the most important
aquarium water parameters pH freshwater and pH
saltwater, carbonate and general hardness,
nitrite, ammonia and carbon dioxide. - ?????????? ???????????,???????????????????????????
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24Tetratest NO2-Nitrite Test Kit
- Nitrite (NO2-) results in aquarium water as the
natural by-product of decomposition of ammonia
due to beneficial biological filtration activity. - ???? (NO2-) ??????????????????,???????????
- Time for fun!
- Nitrite is toxic to fish life, and is further
decomposed to nitrate, but interruptions or
inefficiencies in filtration can lead to its
accumulation. - ?????,???????,?????????,??????????,?????????
- ?????????,???????????,??????????,?????????
25Tetratest NO2-Nitrite Test Kit
- Nitrite concentrations as low as 1.6 mg per liter
of water can adversely affect your fish, and in
severe cases is fatal. Regular testing for
nitrite will ensure optimum water quality and
verify filter performance. - ????????????? 1.6 ??,????????,?????????
- Time for fun!
- The Tetratest Nitrite (NO2-) kit includes two
10-ml test reagents (1 2), test vial, color
scale, instructions and recommendations and 45
tests. - ?? NO2- ???????? 10ml ??? (1 ?? 2
?),???????????????????/????,?? 45 ????????? - Note For Freshwater (including outdoor ponds),
Brackish and Saltwater. - ??????? (??????)?????????
26Tetratest NO3-Nitrate Test Kit
- Nitrate is the end product of biological
filtration and the result of decomposition of
nitrite. It can also be present in tap water
supplies, especially in areas of high fertilizer
run-off. - ????????????,??????????,???????,??????????,?????
27Tetratest NO3-Nitrate Test Kit
- Although virtually non-toxic to fish, nitrate is
a key algae nutrient and high concentrations can
interfere with osmoregulation (the process by
which fish exchange salts and other chemicals
through the gills with the outside environment). - ???????????,???????????,???????????????
(??????,??????,???????????)? - Nitrate can be more toxic and irritating to
saltwater invertebrates and should be monitored
more closely. - ???????????????,?????????
28Tetratest NO3-Nitrate Test Kit
- Time for fun!
- Nitrate testing is also an indicator of general
water quality and filter function as biological
filtration converts ammonia to nitrite and
finally to nitrate, other important chemical
changes take place in the aquarium simultaneously
such as loss of alkalinity (buffering capacity)
or the accumulation of phosphate - thus nitrate
testing can indicate possible imbalances in other
areas without directly testing each one. - ?????????????????????????
- ?????????????????????,?????????????????,??????
(????) ,??????? - ??????????????????,??????????????
29Tetratest O2Oxygen Test Kit
- Oxygen is vital for all organisms living in your
aquarium or pond. Fish, plants, and
microorganisms all require oxygen for
respiration. - ?????????????????????????????,???????????????
- ????????????????????,?????????????
- Low oxygen concentrations can cause fish to be
increasingly susceptible to disease and cause
biological filtration bacteria to work
inefficiently. - ?????,?????????,???????????????????
30Tetratest O2Oxygen Test Kit
- Time for fun!
- The oxygen concentration in the water of your
aquarium or pond is dependent on a number of
factors including temperature (oxygen
concentration decreases as temperature increases
especially above 80F), with overstocking
conditions, with heavy amounts of decaying
organic matter, and with poor circulation or
surface films that interfere with natural gas
exchange. - ??????????????????????????????,? 26.6C
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31TAMIFLU works to stop the spread of flu virus in
the body????????????
- TAMIFLU is a neuraminidase (noor-uh-MIN-ih-dase)
inhibitor. These inhibitors treat the cause of
influenza infection by inhibiting the critical
neuraminidase protein on the surface of the
virus. - ??????????????,???????????????????????
- See our diagram below and learn how neuraminidase
inhibitors work to significantly reduce the
duration of the flu. - ????????????????????????????
32TAMIFLU works to stop the spread of flu virus in
the body????????????
- As the flu multiplies, neuraminidase enables it
to move on and infect other host cells (left). - ??????,????????????,????????(?)?
- When you inhibit neuraminidase (right), the flu
can't escape from its host cell, which prevents
it from spreading. - ??????????(?),????????????,?????
33How the Flu Virus Spreads in the Body????????????
- VIRAL NEURAMINIDASE
- ???????
- This is the flu virus and its protein.
- ?????????
- Flu Virus, Neuraminidase (protein)
- ?????????? (???)
- The protein allows the flu virus to break through
cell walls. - ??????????????
- ?????????????
- Host Cell ????
34How the Flu Virus Spreads in the Body????????????
- Time for fun!
- Once inside the host cell the virus replicates
itself. - ?????????,????????
- After replication, the virus leaves the host cell
in search of another cell. - ?????,?????(????),?????????
- As a result of the replication, the host cell is
destroyed. - ???????????????
- ????,?????????
35How the Flu Virus Spreads in the Body????????????
- NEURAMINIDASE INHIBITION
- ????????
- This is the virus entering a cell with
neuraminidase inhibitors present. - ??????????????????
- Once inside the cell the neuraminidase inhibitors
attach to the virus. - ????,????????????????
- The flu virus can still use its host to replicate
itself. - ?????????????
36How the Flu Virus Spreads in the Body????????????
- However, the inhibitor prevents the viruses from
leaving the cell which halts the infection of
other cells. - ????????????,??????????????
- Time for fun!
- The virus is rendered ineffective and dies within
the cell. - ??????/ ??????,???????
- The Spread of the Flu Virus in the Body Has Been
Considerably Slowed - ??????????????
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