『壹』 小學六年級英語閱讀理解題(幫我翻譯成中文）2
3.吉姆四點鍾拿到了他的票。
4.caught 被捉住？
5.發音
5.LunchC ？ 不是最便宜的那一個。
1.這年輕人和他回母親買東西。
2.這年輕人很熱心答。
3.這年輕人願意付賬單。
4.這個老婦人沒有付賬就買到了東西。
5.這年輕人真得看起來好像這老婦人的兒子。
壞老太太的故事，從當初就考試考這么個題目。
1.當懷特先生回到家，他發現他丟失的車鑰匙。
2.他按下門鈴，他的孩子為他開了門。
3.當時，懷特夫人還沒有去睡覺。
4.懷特先生像小孩子一樣叫「媽媽」，是因為他想讓他妻子醒過來。
5.懷特夫人在聽到懷特先生叫「媽媽」時候，醒了過來。我想要去衛生間。
（這就是利用女人做母親時候耳朵進化的故事）
1.這電影的名字是羅賓漢
2.桿子上電影顯示它會持續兩個小時又二十分鍾。
3.這咖啡店離影院很近。
4.這咖啡店周日不營業。
5.你只能在這咖啡店點軟飲料。
1.去年寒假這故事作者用了電腦。好怪。
2.這男人住在美國喬丹
3.喬丹是個男人的名字，而他是個著名的籃球運動員。
4.喬丹是個亞洲運動員的名字。
5.喬丹是個運動員的名字，同時也是一個亞洲國家的名字。沒有吧。
『貳』 求關於NBA或球星的英文文章
http://www.cbssports.com/nba/story/13511702/a-struggling-odom-hobbled-bynum-spell-doom-for-lakers 這個關於NBA的英文網站，，上面有很多閱讀的。
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/murraywalker/ 這個是BBC英文網站，，F1賽車
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/400364-five-ways-this-nba-postseason-has-affected-the-summer-free-agent-bonanza#page/2關於NBA比賽的新聞
看網頁的時候下載一個金山在線翻譯軟體，或者有道翻譯軟體，就可以讀到最新的NBA消息了。希望能幫到你，加油。
『叄』 科比布萊恩特成長之路英語閱讀理解答案
喬丹科比·布萊恩特的成長之路
Kobe Bryant first started turning heads on the basketball court when he was in middle school. His talents dominated the game so much that high schools from all over the Philadelphia area watched him grow up. The almost six-foot tall seventh grader definitely had the make-up and genes for the game, as his dad was former NBA forward, Joe Bryant. Kobe developed his basketball skills under the watchful eye of his father, helping his mission to become a professional basketball player. He worked daily on his game, watching video, playing in the playgrounds and listening to his father.
grader：小學生；小科比中學時進入籃球場，七年級就長成了六英尺的大個子，在籃球場上呼風喚雨。
watchful：關注的，注意的；科比的爸爸曾經在NBA征戰數年，他非常希望兒子也像自己一樣進入NBA。
When he entered high school at Lower Marion in Philadelphia, Kobe was a highly touted recruit. He proved that he had the skills and work ethic to be a star at the next level and the scouts noticed this. Kobe didn't let anybody down either, as he played on the varsity basketball team his freshman year. He wouldn't immediately be a superstar, though. Rather it was the countless hours of early morning workouts by himself in the gymnasium that escalated Kobe's talents.
scout：球探；科比剛剛進入高中就被NBA的球探看中。
varsity：學校代表隊。
workout：測試，測驗。
gymnasium：健身房；科比每天早晨都在健身房裡度過，練就了一附好體魄，為將來在NBA征戰打下了良好的基礎。
Kobe became a better player every year he played at Lower Marion and soon enough, he had developed into one of the premier talents at the high school level. He sold out the games everywhere he played ring his junior and senior years and he didn't disappoint anyone. He once packed the school gym so much that it caused a traffic jam on the main highway just outside the school.
gym：體育館；科比憑借驚人的球技征服了所有觀眾，只要有他的比賽，學校的體育館都座無虛席。
highway：高速公路；每逢科比的比賽，觀眾都要蜂擁而來，有一次把校外的高速公路都堵塞了。
He went on to finish his high school career as the all-time leading point scorer in Pennsylvania history with a total of 2, 883 points. Kobe's highly decorated high school career made him the 13th overall choice by the Charlotte Hornets in the 1996 NBA draft.
all-time：空前的，創紀錄的；科比以驚人的2883分創造了賓州高校的得分紀錄。
decorated：充滿榮譽的。
NBA draft：NBA選秀；1996年，科比在第13位被夏洛特黃蜂隊挑中，從高中直接進入了NBA。
希望對你有幫助
『肆』 求喬丹名人堂演講稿 最好是英文完整版
盡管2009年名人堂已經星光熠熠，包含了大衛羅賓遜，約翰斯托克頓，傑里斯隆和C.Vivian Stringer,但是麥克喬丹的演講時間還是比其他人都要長一些。
問：你最像誰？
應該是我父親，要知道，我和他非常相似，而且這是我不能左右的，是的，毫無疑問。如果有人打算要像我，我想首先要先曬黑自己，再做個發型。我很高興我就是我自己，無論你怎麼看待
問：你最美好的籃球時光是什麼時候？
這很難說，就好像問那個孩子是你最喜歡的。我有過很多次偉大的成就，無數激動的比賽和絕殺。我很難選擇其中的一個。如果從1982年的北卡說起，那次對猶他投中的絕殺球，或者在夢之隊打球的經歷，打棒球，當然你們這些傢伙可能不認為那是一次成功的經歷。因為有太多所以很難選出一個。我很高興有這么多可以選擇的。
問：想對芝加哥的球迷說點什麼？
這是我的第二故鄉，我現在還住在這里，很多人可能以為我不住這了，但我確實還住在這里。Jonathan Kovler和Rod Thorn邀請我這個懵懂的小夥子來芝加哥，那是我第一次離開家鄉。北卡到威明頓只有2.5小時車程，因此看上去並不遠。他們把我帶入行，我開始掙錢過活。他們信任我，我也信任他們。這個關系一直延續到現在。我將永遠，永遠的熱愛芝加哥城，感謝那些支持我的球迷。除了我所做的，我沒有更多可以回報球迷的。我也不打算再索取。我只是希望大家能夠記住我給這座城市創造的貢獻。毫無疑問，沒有大家的支持我不可能站在這里。
問：你能談談死敵猶他爵士和聯盟最臟(dirtiest)的球員約翰斯托克頓嘛？
我不認為斯托克頓是聯盟最臟的球員。我可以數出很多。當然你可以說那是臟。我想說他是一個堅韌，實用型球員，他會用他的身體和智力與你對決。我們戰勝了他們兩次，我想說說我們的球隊。因為他們是一個很偉大的球隊。他們本不該很容易的打敗我們兩次。這兩支球隊的對決是經典的。那群小夥子們，斯托克頓，馬龍，教練斯隆，代表了當時猶他的全部。他們是偉大的對手。我很享受和他們的比賽。他們幫助我打到了競技的巔峰。讓我數次享受了頂峰體驗。
問：你的先父James現在會想些什麼？
他可能可以站在這里回答你所有的問題。他很喜歡談到我。我想他已經看到我長大成人。我曾是他 的學生，他教會我很多。如果他今天在這里，他應該縱情歡樂一下。我想他應該對我所做的一切感到自豪，對我做出的決定，好的還是壞的，感到自豪，和所有父親一樣：他會很高興，並且對我職業生涯獲得的成就感到滿意。他的精神在這里，我能確信這一點。當你看到我，你就看到了他，你看我的母親，我的兄弟和我的姐妹。我代表我整個家庭站在這里，我想他們和我一樣對進入名人堂感到自豪，一個美好的周末。
問：你對被稱作史上最偉大的球員如何評價？
人們說我是這項運動的歷史上最優秀的球員，對此我感到誠惶誠恐，如果作為一個觀點我可以接受。對我而言，我自己沒有和傑里韋斯特打過比賽，也沒有和埃爾金貝勒或者威爾特張伯倫打過比賽。是的，我當然希望能和他們交手。但我究竟是不是比他們出色這個問題不是我所能決定的。但是球迷這樣提起已經讓我感到莫大榮幸。但我自己真的不會那麼去認為，因為我自己和大多數名人堂球員都沒有一起比賽過。」
問：你對公牛的早期回憶是什麼？
當我第一次到芝加哥，他們做得還不夠好。我們能做的就是不斷提高，我們已經無路可退。我來自一所爭冠的著名大學籃球隊。所以我希望盡我所能幫助球隊獲勝。獲獎的難度一年比一年高。當時，對我們來說目標是進入季後賽。一旦我們進入季後賽，目標就變成了要過第一輪。然後目標變成了東部聯盟的決賽。然後是進入總決賽。這是一條常常的路。我們換了球員，有了更好隊員。不是說我剛到球隊的隊友那裡不好。只是我覺得需要化學變化，並能在較長時間保持。管理層在人事變動方面很成功。我們經歷了三個教練。科林斯提出建立一個獨特的可以競爭總冠軍的球隊，然後菲爾來了並實現了它。我為這個城市驕傲。這是一個讓人勤奮的工作環境，並碰巧在公牛隊身上應驗。一旦我們登上了頂峰，我們就不想放棄。我很高興我是其中的一部分。我來的時候，只有6000人在看台上觀看比賽。這些人中也大多出現在我職業生涯結束的告別演出中，大部分也親臨了這座體育場被出賣的那個夜晚。我希望他們都知道公牛來自哪裡，今天的榮譽經歷了怎樣的拼殺。所以我今天有一點感動，我想大聲的說。我和我的隊友們最在乎的就是我們是勝利者。我記得和泰克斯溫特的一次對話，溫特一位偉大的教練。記得那是一場比賽接近尾聲的時候，我拿到了20分即將贏得比賽的時候，溫特提醒我，比賽已經不需要我了，我回頭看了下溫特，然後說：「如果我要贏得比賽，你想怎麼做？」
問：你可以評價一下科比和詹姆斯嘛？
我看到一些他們相似的地方。這就是籃球的演變。當我出道後，人們總是那我和J博士相比較。我是Walter Davis的粉絲。顯然，你們知道我與大衛湯普森的關系。你怎麼能不看到自己和科比，詹姆斯的相似之處？他們會感到很有趣。但是，不要急於設法找出下一個邁克爾喬丹。看上去不會有下一個邁克爾喬丹。我是說，方式不同，時間不同，游戲規則，產生的球員也會不同。人們不斷努力尋找下一個邁克爾喬丹。首先，你沒有找到我。我剛好到來。而接下來你就知道，我在這里。所以你沒有找我。而且你不會發現下一個。這不會發生。我敢肯定你們是要承認它。如果還沒有準備好，你總會意識到，你們會認為這些小夥子們擁有比喬丹更好的潛力。他們將建立自己的歷史，他們就是自己。只需給他們一些時間。
問：你能談談已經在名人堂的教練菲爾傑克遜嘛，他對你的職業生涯有什麼影響？
我還沒有談到菲爾。他是一個難以捉摸的傢伙。我不知道他是在蒙大拿州，南達科他還是北達科他州。我不知道他在哪裡現在。在3月份宣布我會是名人堂的球員之一的時候，他已經准備好祝賀詞了。而7個月過去了。你永遠不知道從菲爾那裡會有什麼期望。他給我挑戰。而且是在我需要挑戰的時候給我挑戰。他讓我提高了對比賽的閱讀能力，感知隊友和並團結他們的能力。他有時讓我處理和其他球員的關系，比如羅德曼，這讓我感到很麻煩，但我能恢復過來。對我來說，這是一個很好的學習機會。他能進名人堂，這一點也不奇怪。他目前依然在湖人取得成功，我也不感到意外。因為我覺得他正在和那些小夥子們融合在一起。他們的籃球天賦已經在那裡了。我想你們應該知道在菲爾到湖人以前，他有同樣的隊員。但這些隊員在菲爾來了以後取得了令人矚目的成功，應為菲爾能夠把這些人組成一個集體。這是他的長處。當年也是這么教導我們的。我想他會一直干到退休，他對我的職業生涯產生了重大影響，他幫助我學會打球和做人。
問：你職業生涯早期和凱爾特人一役中砍下63分，這對你提高自信有幫助嗎？
是的，當你把它提到了這個高度，已經有很多媒體朋友這么說了，「他是很棒，但是還達不到同齡球員例如魔術師約翰遜和大鳥伯德的造詣」。在那場比賽以後，我贏得了伯德的重視，對我來說，那會我已經走在了成為一個更好球員的正確道路上。雖然我獲得了高分，但卻輸掉了那場比賽。但他給了我自信，那是一個我那種水平球員所需要的自信。那時，這可能是對我來說最大的鼓勵。
喬丹和羅賓遜
K.C. Johnson
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Give Hall of Fame officials credit for this. Despite a stellar 2009 class that includes David Robinson, John Stockton, Jerry Sloan and C. Vivian Stringer, Michael Jordan』s question-and-answer session at Friday morning』s news conference lasted far longer than the others.
Here are the highlights:
Q: Who did Mike want to be like?
My father probably. As you can see, I have a strong resemblance of him. I could not avoid that, without a doubt. If everybody wants to be like Mike, I』m pretty sure that starts with a haircut and suntan. I』m just happy to be myself, no matter how you look at it.
Q: What』s your favorite basketball related moment?
That』s so hard. That』s like asking which one of your kids is your best kid. I』ve had so many great accomplishments, so many spectacular plays, big plays, game-winning shots. It』s hard for me to pick one. If I started with 1982 at UNC, I could end with the shot in Utah or playing on the Dream Team, playing baseball. Although you guys don』t consider that to be successful I do. There are so many that it would be too difficult to pick out one. I』m just happy with everything.
Q: What would you say to Chicago fans?
That』s my second home. I still live there. A lot of people don』t think I still live there, but I do. For what they have given me, starting with Jonathan Kovler and Rod Thorn, who actually drafted me and took this kid who had never been to a big city at all. It was my first time being away from home. UNC from Wilmington is only 2.5 hours so I wasn』t really away. But they took me in. And I had to earn my keep. They believed in me. I believed in them. That marriage lasted up until now. I will always, always have the deepest warmth for the city of Chicago and the support I』ve received from them. Other than what I』ve done, I can』t give back any more. And I wouldn』t ask for any more. I just want them to be able to remember the things I contributed to the city. And hopefully at some point down the road, they can have another championship just so they can compare the two. I wouldn』t be standing here without their support without a doubt.
Q: Can you talk about the rivalry with the Utah Jazz and was John Stockton the dirtiest player in the league?
I wouldn』t say Stockton was the dirtiest player in the league. I can name a few others. You can say dirty. I say he』s a tough, hard-nosed type of guy who played with every inch of his body physically and mentally. For us to beat them twice, I think says a lot about our team. Because they were a great, great team. They easily could』ve beat us twice. It was great competition between the two teams. Those guys—Stockton, Malone, Coach Sloan—represented what Utah was all about. They were great adversaries. I enjoyed competing against them. They raised my level of competition to the highest levels. The fortunate part is I ended up on top a couple of times.
Q: What would your late father James be thinking today?
He』d probably like to be standing here answering all your questions. He loved to speak for me. I think now he understands I』m a grown person. I』ve learned from him. He taught me well. If he was here today, I』m pretty sure he』d be living it up. And I think he』d be very proud of what I』ve done over my career and the choices that I』ve made, good and bad. It』s like any Father: He would probably have a face of elation and joy about things I』ve achieved in my career. He is here in spirit; I know that. When you see me, you see him, you see my Mother and my brothers and sisters. I represent my whole family. I』m sure they』re as proud as I am to be standing here in the Hall of Fame, enjoying this weekend.
Q: How do you react to being called The Greatest?
People say I was the greatest ever to play to the game. I cringe a little bit. I receive it as an opinion. But for me personally, I never played against Jerry West. I never played against Elgin Baylor. I never played against Wilt Chamberlain. Yeah, I would』ve loved to. But to say I』m better than those people is not for me to decide. I』m happy for the accomplishments and what people might say. But just to be a part of that debate is a privilege. But I would never give myself that type of accolade because I never competed against everybody in this Hall of Fame.
Q: What are your early memories of the Bulls?
When I first got to Chicago, they weren』t doing well. The only way we could go was up. We couldn』t go further down. I came from a prestigious university that was built on winning. So my attitude was to do whatever I could to help this team win. And the level of winning changed over the years. At that time winning for us was getting into the playoffs. And once we got into the playoffs, it was getting past the first round. And then it was getting to the Eastern Conference finals. And then getting to the Finals. That road happened over a period of time. We changed players, got better ones. Not to say the players when I first got there were bad. It』s just I felt we needed chemistry to change and it did over a period of years. Management did a good job of changing the personnel. We went through three coaches. Doug Collins made a big impact of trying to put together a unique team that could compete for a championship. And then Phil came in and finished it off. And I think the city has to be proud. It』s known as a hard-working environment and that happened with the Bulls. And once we got on top, we didn』t want to relinquish that. I』m glad I was a part of that. I came in when there were 6,000 people in the stands. And most of the people that were coming towards the end of my career were there when the building was selling out every single night. I didn』t want them to misunderstand where the Bulls came from and how hard the fight was to get there. So I was a little more animated and strong-voiced at the end. My teammates, if they can ever say anything about me, it was that we won. I remember having a conversation with Tex Winter, who was an unbelievable coach. I remember one game coming off the floor and I had scored like 20 points in a row to win the game. Tex reminded me there』s no 「I」 in team. I looked back and Tex and said, 「There』s an 「I」 in win. So which way do you want it?」
Q: What do you think of Kobe Bryant and LeBron James?
I see some resemblance. That』s the evolution of basketball. When I was coming up, it was always comparisons to Dr. J. I was a big Walter Davis fan. Obviously you guys know my relationship with David Thompson. How can you not see a resemblance of yourself in Kobe Bryant and LeBron James? They』re going to be fun. But don』t be a rush to try to find the next Michael Jordan. There』s not going to be another Michael Jordan. I say that in a way that times are different, the games are different, the desire to have that type of player is different. People are constantly trying to find the next Michael Jordan. First of all, you didn』t find me. I just happened to come along. And the next thing you know, here I am. So you didn』t have to find me. And you won』t have to find that next person. It』s going to happen. And I』m pretty sure you guys are going to recognize it. If you haven』t already, in e time you』ll know. And I think those guys have strong potential to be better than Michael Jordan down the road. They』re going to create their own name, their own persona. So just give it time.
Q: Have you talked to Phil Jackson about being in the Hall together and what was his influence on your career?
I haven』t talked to Phil. You know he』s one of those elusive guys. I don』t know if he』s Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota. I don』t know where he is right now. Phil is one of those guys who when it was announced in March that I was going to be in the Hall of Fame, he already had a tape ready saying congratulations. And that was seven months ago. You never know what to expect from Phil. He challenged me. He challenged me at times I needed to be challenged. Mentally, he made me expand my outlook about the game, my perception of my teammates and what to expect from them. He put me in difficult positions in dealing with other players such as Dennis Rodman, but I was able to come around. That was a great learning experience for me. He』s very deserving to be in the Hall of Fame. It doesn』t surprise me that he』s still successful with the Lakers. Because I think his makeup is taking personalities and blending those personalities together. The basketball talent was already there. I think you guys realize that before Phil got to the Lakers, they had the same personnel. It』s amazing when he got there how successful that personnel became because he was able to blend those personalities together. That』s his strong point. He did it for us. I would imagine he』s going to continue doing it until he gets tired. He impacted my career. He helped me improve as a player and person.
Q: Did your 63-point game against the Celtics early in your career help your confidence moving forward?
Yep. When you look at it up to that point, there were so many media guys saying, 『He』s good. But he』s not in the same class as Magic Johnson and Larry Bird.』 After that game, I earned Larry Bird』s respect. To me, that says I was on the right track in terms of becoming a better player. Not the points that I scored because at the end of the day, we lost the game. But he gave me the type of confidence that I needed at that level from a player. That to me was the biggest compliment I had to that time.
『伍』 有關科比的英文文章
Designation : Bryant. Bean. Bryant (Kobe.Bean.Bryant) Nickname : Kobe the Kid birthday : August 23, 1978 Height : 2.013 meters weight : 95.3kg languages : English, and speaks fluent Italian, has little knowledge of some French family : father, Joe, mother, two sisters, Sarah, Shae Ecation : Philadelphia, Lower Merion (Lower Merion) Constellation : Virgin Block Bryant's Birthplace : Pennsylvania Chau (with the standard, his family ingredients -- poor farmers) But he was born in Philadelphia. Bryant experience : Bryant. Bryant High School in representing schools from the tournament will be 2833 hours. (This break from Wiltshire. Chamberlain created and maintained 2,539-38 record). "Bryant," from the name of an Italian style steak, at 420 lire (in local as a relatively premium prices). Bryant's 30-centimeter-long Achilles tendon, Michael. Jordan 28.3 cm. His 14-year-old vertical jump from the ground to reach 135 cm. NBA experience : Bryant. Bryant was recruited in 1996 will be the first round of the eighth-ranked site. (At that time, the NBA team manager that he is only a high school kid up the rite of passage to manhood. Only the Lakers vice president Westdal said he eventually Cheng Kung University). He signed his first professional contract in 1996 with the Lakers signed a contract three years 3.5 million U.S. dollars. (In the NBA wage living in the middle - to-lower. )
翻譯成中文是這樣:
全稱：科比.比恩.布萊恩特（Kobe.Bean.Bryant）昵稱：Kobe the Kid 生日：1978年8月23日 身高：2.013米 體重：95.3kg 語言：英語，並能說一口流利的義大利語,還略懂一些法語 家庭：父親喬，母親，兩個姐姐莎拉、莎亞 學歷：費城勞爾梅里恩高中（Lower Merion） 星座：處女座 科比的籍貫：賓西法尼亞洲（用中國的標准來衡量，他的家庭成分是——貧農），但他出生在費城。 科比經歷：科比.布萊恩特在高中時期代表學校出賽共獲得了2833分。（這打破了由威爾特.張伯倫創造了2539分並保持38年的記錄）。 「科比」的名字來源於義大利的一道風味牛排，售價420里拉（這在當地算是比較價格不菲的）. 科比的跟腱長達30厘米，邁克爾.喬丹為28.3厘米。他十四歲時垂直彈跳離地以達到135厘米。 NBA歷程：科比.布萊恩特是1996年選秀會首輪的第八順位。（當時NBA各支球隊的經理都認為他只不過是個高中上來的毛頭小子，只有湖人隊的副總裁韋斯特說他將來必成大器）。 他簽定的第一份職業合同是在1996年與湖人隊簽訂的合同3年350萬美元。（這在NBA的工資中居於中等偏下。）
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『陸』 高二英語第七冊關於喬丹的課文
Unit Three 我不能接受不努力 ◇邁克爾•喬丹
世界聞名籃球明星邁克爾• 喬丹在選擇和使成為事實小我私家方針和職業方針方面顯然都是成功的。他在他的書中寫到他如何應對他所面對的挑戰。在你閱讀這篇節選時，考慮一下該書書名《我不能接受不努力》在多大程度上與他的經歷是一致的。
成為最佳一直是我的終極方針，但無論什麼事情我都是一步一陣勢去做。這就是我高中畢業後不怕去北卡羅來納大學的原因。
每小我私家都對我說我不應該去北卡大學，由於我的籃球尚無打到阿誰水平。他們說我應該去空軍官佐黌舍，由於那樣子的話，我畢業時就能獲得一份工作。每小我私家都為我擬定了差別的規劃，但我有我自己的規劃。
我老是確定短期方針。現在回想起來，我發明每步或每次成功都會引向下一步或下一次成功。當我高二從校隊里被刷下來時，我懂患了一些東西。我懂得我永恆也不想再有那種糟的感覺,永恆不想再品嘗那種滋味，也不想再那末傷心。
因此，我確定了1個方針，要成為校隊的首發隊員。全般炎天我都把精神集中在上面。練球時我想的也是這件事。當這一方針使成為事實時，我又確定了另1個方針，1個合理的、可以想法達到的方針，1個只要支付足夠努力就能切實使成為事實的方針。
每次我都想像我要達到什麼田地，我想成為哪一種球員。
我猜想我在靠近方針過的程中心裡老是想著它。我切當地懂得我要去什麼處所，並且收視反聽地要到達那兒。當我達到這些個方針時，它們都會相互增進。每次成功我都獲得一點兒信心。
就如許，我樹立起能在北卡大學進行競爭的信心。這些個信心都在我的腦子里，我從不把任何東西寫下來，我只是全神貫注於下一步。
我想，無論我有可能會選擇做什麼事情，我都會採用這類體式格局去做的。這和把當醫生作為終極方針的人沒什麼兩樣。要是當醫生是你的方針，而你的生物課成績都是C，那末你首先要做的就是生物測驗使得B，然後得A。你必須完成這熬頭步，然後再去攻化學或物理。
要一小步一小陣勢走，不然你就會碰到各類各樣的艱難困苦。要是衡量成功的唯一尺度是成為醫生，那末你的信心將來自那邊？要是你盡了自己最大的努力卻沒有結果為醫生，莫非這就意味著你的整小我私家生都失敗了嗎？當然不是。所有這些個步調就像拼圖游戲中一塊塊拼板，它們要全部拼在一路才氣組成一幅圖。
要是圖拼成了，那末你就達到了自己的方針。
要是沒有拼成，萬萬不要求全自己。
要是你已經竭盡一力，那末在這一過程當中你也會獲得一些成就。並非每小我私家都能拼出完備的圖。並非每小我私家都將成為最偉大的推銷員或最偉大的籃球運動員。但是你仍然能被認為是最佳者之一，你仍然能被認為是成功者。
這就是我老是確定短期方針的原因。無論是高爾夫球、籃球、做買賣、家子糊口，或者甚或是棒球，我都確定方針——切實行得通的方針——並且傾盡一力去做。我提疑難題目，閱讀，傾聽。在芝加哥白襪隊打棒球時我也是恁地做的。要是我不懂的話，我不怕問任何人任何疑難題目。我為什麼要怕呢？我努力想有所成就。請幫助我，給我以引導。這沒什麼不合錯誤的。
一步一陣勢走，這是唯一的成功之路。
Unit Three do not work hard I can not accept ◇ • Michael Jordan
• the world-famous basketball star Michael Jordan to become a reality in the selection and approach the small private and professional approach I clearly have been successful. He wrote in his book how to deal with him the challenges he faces. You read this excerpt, think about the book title, "do not work hard I can not accept" the extent to which his experience is the same.
To be the best has always been my ultimate objective, but no matter what I do is a step in the battle. This is what I is not afraid to go after high school because University of North Carolina.
Every small private have told me that I should not go to my University of North Carolina, as I am no basketball who hit the A level. They said I should go to the Air Force Guanzuo hon homes, because it looks like, I can get a job upon graation. Every little I developed for my private differences are planning, but I have my own plan.
I always determine the short-term approach. Looking back now, I invented the success of each step or will lead the next time or next success. High School team when I was brushed off from school, I understand the risk of something. I know I do not want to have that timeless feel bad, eternal do not want to taste that feeling, do not want to then sad.
Therefore, I identified an approach starting to become a school team players. I regard the whole as Yantian concentrate on it. Practice a ball game is when I think about it. When this approach to become a reality, I also identified another one policy, a reasonable approach to achieve the idea, one can effectively work as long as the pay enough to make a reality of the policy.
Every time I think I want to achieve what field, what kind of player I want to be.
I guess I'm too close to the process approach centers dwell on it. I know I'm going to cut what the local premises, and the audience to listen to to get there against. When I meet these two guidelines, they are mutually reinforcing. Every time I get a little confidence in the success.
As promised, I am able to establish the University of North Carolina to compete in confidence. These were the confidence in my mind, I never write down anything, I just concentrate on the next step.
I think, whatever I may choose to do something, I will do with such style pattern. This is the ultimate objective as a doctor who is no different. If a doctor is your policy and your biology class grades are C, then the first thing you do is make the bio-test B, then get A. You must complete this step boil, and then to chemical or physical attack.
A small battle to take a small step, otherwise you will encounter various kinds of hardships. If the only yardstick to measure success is to become a doctor, then your confidence will come from there? If you done your best to have no results for physicians, does this mean that your entire small private students I have failed? Of course not. All of these a pace like puzzle pieces in the puzzle pieces, they should all fight all the way talent in the composition of a picture.
If the map spelled it, then you reach your objective.
Without the spell, absolutely do all their requirements.
Yili if you already do, then this process you will get some success. Not every small I can spell out a comprehensive private plans. Not every small private I will be the greatest salesman, or of the greatest basketball player. But you can still be considered to be one of the best, you can still be considered a success.
This is what I always determine the cause of short-term approach. Whether it is golf, basketball, doing business, shijiazi make ends meet, or even baseball, I have to determine policy - the policy will work effectively - and make every Yili do. Difficult subject I have mentioned, reading, listening. Chicago White Sox baseball, I also Nendi do. If I do not know if I am not afraid to ask any person of any difficult questions. Why should I be afraid of it? I am trying to accomplish. Please help me, give me the boot. This is nothing substandard wrong.
A step in the battle to go, this is the only road to success.
太難找了，希望對你有幫助
『柒』 喬丹英文怎麼讀
Jordan
親：高老師祝你學習進步！每天都開心V_V！
望採納，thx!
『捌』 喬丹英文名字
喬丹英文名字：Michael Jordan。
1、邁克爾·喬丹（Michael Jordan），1963年2月17日生於紐約布魯克林，美國著名內籃球運動員，司職得容分後衛，歷史上最偉大的籃球運動員。
2、1984年的NBA選秀大會，喬丹在首輪第3順位被芝加哥公牛隊選中。1986-87賽季，喬丹場均得到37.1分，首次獲得分王稱號。1990-91賽季，喬丹連奪常規賽MVP和總決賽MVP稱號，率領芝加哥公牛首次奪得NBA總冠軍。1997-98賽季，喬丹獲得個人職業生涯第10個得分王，並率領公牛隊第六次奪得總冠軍。2009年9月11日，喬丹正式入選NBA名人堂。
『玖』 喬丹用英文怎麼讀
照den。
用漢語寫有點費勁，全名是邁克爾。照den
『拾』 誰能幫忙貼下喬丹名人堂演講的英文原稿
K.C. Johnson
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- Give Hall of Fame officials credit for this. Despite a stellar 2009 class that includes David Robinson, John Stockton, Jerry Sloan and C. Vivian Stringer, Michael Jordan's question-and-answer session at Friday morning's news conference lasted far longer than the others.
Here are the highlights:
Q: Who did Mike want to be like?
My father probably. As you can see, I have a strong resemblance of him. I could not avoid that, without a doubt. If everybody wants to be like Mike, I』 pretty sure that starts with a haircut and suntan. I』m just happy to be myself, no matter how you look at it.
Q: What』s your favorite basketball related moment?
That』s so hard. That』s like asking which one of your kids is your best kid. I』ve had so many great accomplishments, so many spectacular plays, big plays, game-winning shots. It』s hard for me to pick one. If I started with 1982 at UNC, I could end with the shot in Utah or playing on the Dream Team, playing baseball. Although you guys don』t consider that to be successful I do. There are so many that it would be too difficult to pick out one. I』m just happy with everything.
Q: What would you say to Chicago fans?
That』s my second home. I still live there. A lot of people don』t think I still live there, but I do. For what they have given me, starting with Jonathan Kovler and Rod Thorn, who actually drafted me and took this kid who had never been to a big city at all. It was my first time being away from home. UNC from Wilmington is only 2.5 hours so I wasn』t really away. But they took me in. And I had to earn my keep. They believed in me. I believed in them. That marriage lasted up until now. I will always, always have the deepest warmth for the city of Chicago and the support I』ve received from them. Other than what I』ve done, I can』t give back any more. And I wouldn』t ask for any more. I just want them to be able to remember the things I contributed to the city. And hopefully at some point down the road, they can have another championship just so they can compare the two. I wouldn』t be standing here without their support without a doubt.
Q: Can you talk about the rivalry with the Utah Jazz and was John Stockton the dirtiest player in the league?
I wouldn』t say Stockton was the dirtiest player in the league. I can name a few others. You can say dirty. I say he』s a tough, hard-nosed type of guy who played with every inch of his body physically and mentally. For us to beat them twice, I think says a lot about our team. Because they were a great, great team. They easily could』ve beat us twice. It was great competition between the two teams. Those guys---Stockton, Malone, Coach Sloan---represented what Utah was all about. They were great adversaries. I enjoyed competing against them. They raised my level of competition to the highest levels. The fortunate part is I ended up on top a couple of times.
Q: What would your late father James be thinking today?
He』d probably like to be standing here answering all your questions. He loved to speak for me. I think now he understands I』m a grown person. I』ve learned from him. He taught me well. If he was here today, I』m pretty sure he』d be living it up. And I think he』d be very proud of what I』ve done over my career and the choices that I』ve made, good and bad. It』s like any Father: He would probably have a face of elation and joy about things I』ve achieved in my career. He is here in spirit; I know that. When you see me, you see him, you see my Mother and my brothers and sisters. I represent my whole family. I』m sure they』re as proud as I am to be standing here in the Hall of Fame, enjoying this weekend.
Q: How do you react to being called The Greatest?
People say I was the greatest ever to play to the game. I cringe a little bit. I receive it as an opinion. But for me personally, I never played against Jerry West. I never played against Elgin Baylor. I never played against Wilt Chamberlain. Yeah, I would』ve loved to. But to say I』m better than those people is not for me to decide. I』m happy for the accomplishments and what people might say. But just to be a part of that debate is a privilege. But I would never give myself that type of accolade because I never competed against everybody in this Hall of Fame.
Q: What are your early memories of the Bulls?
When I first got to Chicago, they weren』t doing well. The only way we could go was up. We couldn』t go further down. I came from a prestigious university that was built on winning. So my attitude was to do whatever I could to help this team win. And the level of winning changed over the years. At that time winning for us was getting into the playoffs. And once we got into the playoffs, it was getting past the first round. And then it was getting to the Eastern Conference finals. And then getting to the Finals. That road happened over a period of time. We changed players, got better ones. Not to say the players when I first got there were bad. It』s just I felt we needed chemistry to change and it did over a period of years. Management did a good job of changing the personnel. We went through three coaches. Doug Collins made a big impact of trying to put together a unique team that could compete for a championship. And then Phil came in and finished it off. And I think the city has to be proud. It』s known as a hard-working environment and that happened with the Bulls. And once we got on top, we didn』t want to relinquish that. I』m glad I was a part of that. I came in when there were 6,000 people in the stands. And most of the people that were coming towards the end of my career were there when the building was selling out every single night. I didn』t want them to misunderstand where the Bulls came from and how hard the fight was to get there. So I was a little more animated and strong-voiced at the end. My teammates, if they can ever say anything about me, it was that we won. I remember having a conversation with Tex Winter, who was an unbelievable coach. I remember one game coming off the floor and I had scored like 20 points in a row to win the game. Tex reminded me there』s no 「I」 in team. I looked back and Tex and said, 「There』s an 「I」 in win. So which way do you want it?」
Q: What do you think of Kobe Bryant and LeBron James?
I see some resemblance. That』s the evolution of basketball. When I was coming up, it was always comparisons to Dr. J. I was a big Walter Davis fan. Obviously you guys know my relationship with David Thompson. How can you not see a resemblance of yourself in Kobe Bryant and LeBron James? They』re going to be fun. But don』t be a rush to try to find the next Michael Jordan. There』s not going to be another Michael Jordan. I say that in a way that times are different, the games are different, the desire to have that type of player is different. People are constantly trying to find the next Michael Jordan. First of all, you didn』t find me. I just happened to come along. And the next thing you know, here I am. So you didn』t have to find me. And you won』t have to find that next person. It』s going to happen. And I』m pretty sure you guys are going to recognize it. If you haven』t already, in e time you』ll know. And I think those guys have strong potential to be better than Michael Jordan down the road. They』re going to create their own name, their own persona. So just give it time.
Q: Have you talked to Phil Jackson about being in the Hall together and what was his influence on your career?
I haven』t talked to Phil. You know he』s one of those elusive guys. I don』t know if he』s Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota. I don』t know where he is right now. Phil is one of those guys who when it was announced in March that I was going to be in the Hall of Fame, he already had a tape ready saying congratulations. And that was seven months ago. You never know what to expect from Phil. He challenged me. He challenged me at times I needed to be challenged. Mentally, he made me expand my outlook about the game, my perception of my teammates and what to expect from them. He put me in difficult positions in dealing with other players such as Dennis Rodman, but I was able to come around. That was a great learning experience for me. He』s very deserving to be in the Hall of Fame. It doesn』t surprise me that he』s still successful with the Lakers. Because I think his makeup is taking personalities and blending those personalities together. The basketball talent was already there. I think you guys realize that before Phil got to the Lakers, they had the same personnel. It』s amazing when he got there how successful that personnel became because he was able to blend those personalities together. That』s his strong point. He did it for us. I would imagine he』s going to continue doing it until he gets tired. He impacted my career. He helped me improve as a player and person.
Q: Did your 63-point game against the Celtics early in your career help your confidence moving forward?
Yep. When you look at it up to that point, there were so many media guys saying, 『He』s good. But he』s not in the same class as Magic Johnson and Larry Bird.』 After that game, I earned Larry Bird』s respect. To me, that says I was on the right track in terms of becoming a better player. Not the points that I scored because at the end of the day, we lost the game. But he gave me the type of confidence that I needed at that level from a player. That to me was the biggest compliment I had to that time.
盡管2009年名人堂已經星光熠熠，包含了大衛羅賓遜，約翰斯托克頓，傑里斯隆和C.Vivian Stringer,但是麥克喬丹的演講時間還是比其他人都要長一些。
問：你最像誰？
應該是我父親，要知道，我和他非常相似，而且這是我不能左右的，是的，毫無疑問。如果有人打算要像我，我想首先要先曬黑自己，再做個發型。我很高興我就是我自己，無論你怎麼看待
問：你最美好的籃球時光是什麼時候？
這很難說，就好像問那個孩子是你最喜歡的。我有過很多次偉大的成就，無數激動的比賽和絕殺。我很難選擇其中的一個。如果從1982年的北卡說起，那次對猶他投中的絕殺球，或者在夢之隊打球的經歷，打棒球，當然你們這些傢伙可能不認為那是一次成功的經歷。因為有太多所以很難選出一個。我很高興有這么多可以選擇的。
問：想對芝加哥的球迷說點什麼？
這是我的第二故鄉，我現在還住在這里，很多人可能以為我不住這了，但我確實還住在這里。Jonathan Kovler和Rod Thorn邀請我這個懵懂的小夥子來芝加哥，那是我第一次離開家鄉。北卡到威明頓只有2.5小時車程，因此看上去並不遠。他們把我帶入行，我開始掙錢過活。他們信任我，我也信任他們。這個關系一直延續到現在。我將永遠，永遠的熱愛芝加哥城，感謝那些支持我的球迷。除了我所做的，我沒有更多可以回報球迷的。我也不打算再索取。我只是希望大家能夠記住我給這座城市創造的貢獻。毫無疑問，沒有大家的支持我不可能站在這里。
問：你能談談死敵猶他爵士和聯盟最臟(dirtiest)的球員約翰斯托克頓嘛？
我不認為斯托克頓是聯盟最臟的球員。我可以數出很多。當然你可以說那是臟。我想說他是一個堅韌，實用型球員，他會用他的身體和智力與你對決。我們戰勝了他們兩次，我想說說我們的球隊。因為他們是一個很偉大的球隊。他們本不該很容易的打敗我們兩次。這兩支球隊的對決是經典的。那群小夥子們，斯托克頓，馬龍，教練斯隆，代表了當時猶他的全部。他們是偉大的對手。我很享受和他們的比賽。他們幫助我打到了競技的巔峰。讓我數次享受了頂峰體驗。
問：你的先父James現在會想些什麼？
他可能可以站在這里回答你所有的問題。他很喜歡談到我。我想他已經看到我長大成人。我曾是他 的學生，他教會我很多。如果他今天在這里，他應該縱情歡樂一下。我想他應該對我所做的一切感到自豪，對我做出的決定，好的還是壞的，感到自豪，和所有父親一樣：他會很高興，並且對我職業生涯獲得的成就感到滿意。他的精神在這里，我能確信這一點。當你看到我，你就看到了他，你看我的母親，我的兄弟和我的姐妹。我代表我整個家庭站在這里，我想他們和我一樣對進入名人堂感到自豪，一個美好的周末。
問：你對被稱作史上最偉大的球員如何評價？
人們說我是這項運動的歷史上最優秀的球員，對此我感到誠惶誠恐，如果作為一個觀點我可以接受。對我而言，我自己沒有和傑里韋斯特打過比賽，也沒有和埃爾金貝勒或者威爾特張伯倫打過比賽。是的，我當然希望能和他們交手。但我究竟是不是比他們出色這個問題不是我所能決定的。但是球迷這樣提起已經讓我感到莫大榮幸。但我自己真的不會那麼去認為，因為我自己和大多數名人堂球員都沒有一起比賽過。」
問：你對公牛的早期回憶是什麼？
當我第一次到芝加哥，他們做得還不夠好。我們能做的就是不斷提高，我們已經無路可退。我來自一所爭冠的著名大學籃球隊。所以我希望盡我所能幫助球隊獲勝。獲獎的難度一年比一年高。當時，對我們來說目標是進入季後賽。一旦我們進入季後賽，目標就變成了要過第一輪。然後目標變成了東部聯盟的決賽。然後是進入總決賽。這是一條常常的路。我們換了球員，有了更好隊員。不是說我剛到球隊的隊友那裡不好。只是我覺得需要化學變化，並能在較長時間保持。管理層在人事變動方面很成功。我們經歷了三個教練。科林斯提出建立一個獨特的可以競爭總冠軍的球隊，然後菲爾來了並實現了它。我為這個城市驕傲。這是一個讓人勤奮的工作環境，並碰巧在公牛隊身上應驗。一旦我們登上了頂峰，我們就不想放棄。我很高興我是其中的一部分。我來的時候，只有6000人在看台上觀看比賽。這些人中也大多出現在我職業生涯結束的告別演出中，大部分也親臨了這座體育場被出賣的那個夜晚。我希望他們都知道公牛來自哪裡，今天的榮譽經歷了怎樣的拼殺。所以我今天有一點感動，我想大聲的說。我和我的隊友們最在乎的就是我們是勝利者。我記得和泰克斯溫特的一次對話，溫特一位偉大的教練。記得那是一場比賽接近尾聲的時候，我拿到了20分即將贏得比賽的時候，溫特提醒我，比賽已經不需要我了，我回頭看了下溫特，然後說：「如果我要贏得比賽，你想怎麼做？」
問：你可以評價一下科比和詹姆斯嘛？
我看到一些他們相似的地方。這就是籃球的演變。當我出道後，人們總是那我和J博士相比較。我是Walter Davis的粉絲。顯然，你們知道我與大衛湯普森的關系。你怎麼能不看到自己和科比，詹姆斯的相似之處？他們會感到很有趣。但是，不要急於設法找出下一個邁克爾喬丹。看上去不會有下一個邁克爾喬丹。我是說，方式不同，時間不同，游戲規則，產生的球員也會不同。人們不斷努力尋找下一個邁克爾喬丹。首先，你沒有找到我。我剛好到來。而接下來你就知道，我在這里。所以你沒有找我。而且你不會發現下一個。這不會發生。我敢肯定你們是要承認它。如果還沒有準備好，你總會意識到，你們會認為這些小夥子們擁有比喬丹更好的潛力。他們將建立自己的歷史，他們就是自己。只需給他們一些時間。
問：你能談談已經在名人堂的教練菲爾傑克遜嘛，他對你的職業生涯有什麼影響？
我還沒有談到菲爾。他是一個難以捉摸的傢伙。我不知道他是在蒙大拿州，南達科他還是北達科他州。我不知道他在哪裡現在。在3月份宣布我會是名人堂的球員之一的時候，他已經准備好祝賀詞了。而7個月過去了。你永遠不知道從菲爾那裡會有什麼期望。他給我挑戰。而且是在我需要挑戰的時候給我挑戰。他讓我提高了對比賽的閱讀能力，感知隊友和並團結他們的能力。他有時讓我處理和其他球員的關系，比如羅德曼，這讓我感到很麻煩，但我能恢復過來。對我來說，這是一個很好的學習機會。他能進名人堂，這一點也不奇怪。他目前依然在湖人取得成功，我也不感到意外。因為我覺得他正在和那些小夥子們融合在一起。他們的籃球天賦已經在那裡了。我想你們應該知道在菲爾到湖人以前，他有同樣的隊員。但這些隊員在菲爾來了以後取得了令人矚目的成功，應為菲爾能夠把這些人組成一個集體。這是他的長處。當年也是這么教導我們的。我想他會一直干到退休，他對我的職業生涯產生了重大影響，他幫助我學會打球和做人。
問：你職業生涯早期和凱爾特人一役中砍下63分，這對你提高自信有幫助嗎？
是的，當你把它提到了這個高度，已經有很多媒體朋友這么說了，「他是很棒，但是還達不到同齡球員例如魔術師約翰遜和大鳥伯德的造詣」。在那場比賽以後，我贏得了伯德的重視，對我來說，那會我已經走在了成為一個更好球員的正確道路上。雖然我獲得了高分，但卻輸掉了那場比賽。但他給了我自信，那是一個我那種水平球員所需要的自信。那時，這可能是對我來說最大的鼓勵。