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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:23 | Ladies and gentlemen, it is now 80 years since my grandfather, King George VI, announced | 女士们,先生们,我祖父乔治六世国王宣布 80年过去了 |
| 0:35 | to the nation and the Commonwealth that the dreadful shadow of war has passed from our | 战争的可怕阴影从我们 |
| 0:43 | hearths and our homes. | 耳机和我们的家。 |
| 0:47 | The liberation of Europe was secured. | 欧洲获得解放。 |
| 0:52 | His words echo down through history, as all this week, and especially today, we unite | 他的话在历史中回响,就像整个这个星期,特别是今天,我们团结一致 |
| 1:01 | to celebrate and remember with an unwavering and heartfelt gratitude the service and sacrifice | 以毫不动摇和衷心的感激之情来庆祝和纪念 |
| 1:10 | of the wartime generation who made that hard-fought victory possible. | 战时的一代 使这场艰难的胜利成为可能 |
| 1:18 | While our greatest debt is owed to all those who paid the ultimate price, we should never | 虽然我们最大的债务 欠所有谁 谁付出了最终的代价, 我们不应该 |
| 1:25 | forget how the war changed the lives of virtually everyone. | 忘记战争如何改变了几乎每个人的生活。 |
| 1:32 | Now as then, we are united in giving utmost thanks to all those who served in the armed | 现在,我们团结一致,最深切地感谢所有在军队中服役的人。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Ladies and gentlemen, it is now 80 years since my grandfather, King George VI, announced | 女士们,先生们,我祖父乔治六世国王宣布 80年过去了 |
| 2 | to the nation and the Commonwealth that the dreadful shadow of war has passed from our | 战争的可怕阴影从我们 |
| 3 | hearths and our homes. | 耳机和我们的家。 |
| 4 | The liberation of Europe was secured. | 欧洲获得解放。 |
| 5 | His words echo down through history, as all this week, and especially today, we unite | 他的话在历史中回响,就像整个这个星期,特别是今天,我们团结一致 |
| 6 | to celebrate and remember with an unwavering and heartfelt gratitude the service and sacrifice | 以毫不动摇和衷心的感激之情来庆祝和纪念 |
| 7 | of the wartime generation who made that hard-fought victory possible. | 战时的一代 使这场艰难的胜利成为可能 |
| 8 | While our greatest debt is owed to all those who paid the ultimate price, we should never | 虽然我们最大的债务 欠所有谁 谁付出了最终的代价, 我们不应该 |
| 9 | forget how the war changed the lives of virtually everyone. | 忘记战争如何改变了几乎每个人的生活。 |
| 10 | Now as then, we are united in giving utmost thanks to all those who served in the armed | 现在,我们团结一致,最深切地感谢所有在军队中服役的人。 |
| 11 | forces, the uniformed services, the home front, indeed all the people of this country, the | 军队 军警部门 家园战线 这个国家的所有人 |
| 12 | Commonwealth and beyond, whose firm resolve and fortitude helped destroy Nazism and carry | 自由邦及其以外地区,其坚定的决心和毅力帮助摧毁了纳粹主义,并带来了 |
| 13 | our allied nations through to VE Day. | 我们的盟国到VE日。 |
| 14 | That debt can never truly be repaid, but we can and we will remember them. | 这种债务永远无法真正得到偿还,但我们能够并且会记住它们。 |
| 15 | Over the course of the last year, there have been 80th anniversaries across Europe, from | 在过去的一年里,整个欧洲有80个周年纪念日。 |
| 16 | the hills of Monte Cassino to the Lower Rhine at Arnhem. | 蒙特卡西诺的山丘 在阿纳姆的下莱茵河。 |
| 17 | Last June, my wife and I were profoundly moved to join veterans of D-Day at the new National | 去年六月,我的妻子和我被深深地感动,要加入新的全国D-Day的退伍军人 |
| 18 | Memorial overlooking Gold Beach, as they returned to honor their comrades who never came home. | 纪念馆俯瞰黄金海滩, 因为他们回到了荣誉 他们的战友从来没有回家。 |
| 19 | In January, as the world marked the liberation of Auschwitz, I met survivors whose stories | 1月,当世界标志着奥斯维辛的解放,我遇到了幸存者,他们的故事 |
| 20 | of unspeakable horror were the most vivid reminder of why victory in Europe truly was | 最生动地提醒人们 为什么欧洲的胜利是真正的 |
| 21 | the triumph of good over evil. | 善胜恶胜. |
| 22 | All these moments and more combine to lead us to this day when we recall both those darkest | 所有这些时刻和更多时刻 共同带领我们走到今天 当我们想起那些最黑暗的 |
| 23 | days and the great jubilation when the threat of death and destruction was finally lifted | 死亡和毁灭的威胁终于解除 |
| 24 | from our shores. | 从我们的海岸。 |
| 25 | The celebration that evening was marked by my own late mother, who, just 19 years old, | 那天晚上的庆典是我自己的已故母亲, 她才19岁, |
| 26 | described in her diary how she mingled anonymously in the crowds across central London and, in | 在她的日记中描述了 她是如何匿名地 在伦敦中部的人群中 |
| 27 | her diary, smiles among them. | 她的日记 在他们中间微笑 |
| 28 | The rejoicing continued into the next day when she wrote, | 欢欣鼓舞地持续到了第二天 她写道: |
| 29 | 再次在人群中,Embankment, Piccadilly, 调适如此少的人, 康格德进屋, | |
| 30 | Sang till 2am, Bed at 3am. | 尚到2点,3点睡觉 |
| 31 | Ladies and gentlemen, I do hope your celebrations tonight are almost as joyful, although I rather | 女士们,先生们,我希望你们今晚的庆祝活动 几乎一样快乐,虽然我宁愿 |
| 32 | I shall have the energy to sing until 2am, let alone, for that matter, to lead you all | 我会有精力唱歌直到凌晨2点, 更别提这件事了,带领大家 |
| 33 | in a giant conga from here back to Buckingham Palace. | 从这里回到白金汉宫 |
| 34 | The Allied victory, being celebrated then as now, was a result of unity between nations, | 盟军的胜利,像现在一样,是各国团结的结果, |
| 35 | races, religions and ideologies, fighting back against an existential threat to humanity. | 种族、宗教和意识形态,反击对人类生存的威胁。 |
| 36 | Their collective endeavour remains a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when countries | 他们的集体努力仍然有力地提醒人们,如果国家 |
| 37 | stand together in the face of tyranny. | 在暴政面前站在一起。 |
| 38 | But even as we rejoice again today, we must also remember those who are still fighting, | 但即使我们今天再次欢乐 也必须记住那些仍在战斗的人 |
| 39 | still living with conflict and starvation on the other side of the world. | 仍然生活在世界另一边的冲突和饥饿之中。 |
| 40 | For them, peace would not come until months later with VJ Day, Victory in the Pacific, | 对他们来说,和平要到几个月后才能到来。 |
| 41 | which my father witnessed at first hand from the deck of his destroyer HMS Welp. | 我父亲亲眼目睹他的驱逐舰Welp号 |
| 42 | So in remembering the past, we must also look to the future, as the number of those who | 因此,在回忆过去时,我们还必须展望未来,作为人数 |
| 43 | lived through the Second World War so sadly dwindles, the more it becomes our duty to | 经历了第二次世界大战 如此悲哀的衰落 越是我们的责任 |
| 44 | carry their stories forward, to ensure their experiences are never to be forgotten. | 传承他们的故事,以确保他们的经历永远不会被遗忘。 |
| 45 | We must listen, learn and share, just as communities across the nation have been doing this week | 我们必须倾听、学习和分享,正如全国各社区本周所做的那样。 |
| 46 | at local street parties, religious services and countless small acts of remembrance and | 参加当地街头聚会、宗教仪式和无数小型纪念活动 |
| 47 | celebration. | 庆祝 |
| 48 | And as we reach the conclusion of the 80th anniversary commemorations, we should remind | 当我们结束80周年纪念活动时,我们应该提醒 |
| 49 | ourselves of the words of our great wartime leader, Sir Winston Churchill, who said meeting | 我们伟大的战时领袖温斯顿·丘吉尔爵士的言辞 |
| 50 | jaw to jaw is better than war. | 下巴到下巴比战争好 |
| 51 | In so doing, we should also rededicate ourselves not only to the cause of freedom, but to renewing | 在这样做时,我们不仅应重新致力于自由事业,而且还应振兴 |
| 52 | global commitments to restoring a just peace where there is war, to diplomacy and to the | 在有战争的地方恢复公正和平、外交和 |
| 53 | prevention of conflict. | 预防冲突。 |
| 54 | For as my grandfather put it, we shall have failed and the blood of our dearest will have | 因为正如我祖父所说,我们将会失败,我们最亲爱的血也会失败 |
| 55 | flowed in vain if the victory which they died to win does not lead to a lasting peace founded | 如果他们为赢得胜利而牺牲的胜利不能导致建立持久和平,那将徒劳无功 |
| 56 | on justice and established in goodwill. | 正义和善意。 |
| 57 | Just as those exceptional men and women fulfill their duty to each other, to humankind and | 正如这些杰出的男女履行对彼此、对人类和人类的责任一样, |
| 58 | to God, bound by an unshakable commitment to nation and service, in turn it falls to | 以坚定不移的对国家和服务的承诺为依托 |
| 59 | us to protect and continue their precious legacy so that one day hence generations yet | 我们保护并继承他们的宝贵遗产,以便有朝一日至今 |
| 60 | unborn may say of us, they too bequeathed a better world. | 还没出生的人可能会说,他们也留下了一个更美好的世界。 |
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