• Suppose you are moving after five years, you took out a thirty-year mortgage and you're moving after five years.

    假设你已经偿还了五贷款,你的贷款总期限是30年,你已经还了五

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  • because my uncle has lived there for the past 30 years or something, and

    我的叔叔在那里生活了将近30年

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  • We're to be focusing on building alliances to develop secure energy supplies for the next 20 to 30 years.

    我们应该集中精力发展联盟,保证能源供应安全,在今后的20到30年

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  • I guess most people think thirty years is long enough, but that's the way mortgages go ever since.

    我猜大多数人都认为30年足够长了,这是抵押贷款的演变过程

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  • And then, in 1934, it was Ernest Rutherford -by the mid-30s, J. J. Thompson had retired.

    之后在1934,在30年代中期,是卢瑟福,汤姆逊退休了。

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  • It is kind of haunting when you think it's only 1831 when he writes this, and that Civil War is still 30 years away: "Slavery brutalizes the black population and debilitates the white.

    这段话在人们脑海中挥之不去,因为他写下这段话时才1831,离开内战爆发还有30年时间,"奴隶制残害了黑人,也削弱了白人

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  • If you have that sort of high-level, this is where we're going, this is the vision, this is the next 30 days and three months and six months and a year maybe, it makes it very, very easy to set priorities and for all of the edges of the company to set their own priorities to do the right thing.

    如果你做到这么高水准的内部交流,就与我们的前进方向不谋而合,这就是未来,这是接下来30天,3个月,半或是1的前景,这让公司各部门的人,做正确的事,设立工作重点,变得非常容易。

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  • I should've been counting down--35, 30, 25 and so forth.

    我应该在倒计时--3530年,25等等。

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  • And what happened is, over a 30-year or so period, the industry really shifted to be one where industry standards started to come into play, the customers started to have a bigger role.

    经过了30年左右,这个行业发生了变化,出现了产业标准,消费者的角色也越来越重要。

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  • It's just the beginning now, after, you know, thirty years, so

    这仅仅是个开始,这是30年的计划

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  • During the past 30 years, China maintained a very high growth rate in terms of GDP.

    在过去的30年里,中国保持了极高的GDP增长率。

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  • Good scene. It's good because I think it conveys something of the flavor of Machiavelli's thought in Italy for 30 years under the Borgias.

    我觉它好是因为片中涵盖了,一些马奇亚维利思想的味道,即意大利在,Borgias,家族,统治下的30

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  • Now today, the standard mortgage, which you would probably get when you buy your first house, is not fifteen or twenty--it's thirty years.

    今天,标准的抵押贷款,当你买第一套房子时你或许就能得到,期限不是15或者20,而是30年

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  • That's because, well, when you buy your first house you might be twenty-five, so thirty years brings you to age fifty-five; that's close enough to retirement.

    这是因为,你可能在25岁时买第一套房子,当还清30年的贷款时你已经55岁了,都快退休了

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  • But if most people who are good borrowers, who know what they're doing, want these, they want a conventional thirty-year mortgage because it will fix a mortgage payment for the rest of the thirty years and you have nothing to worry about.

    但是如果大多数人是优质借款人,他们知道自己在做什么,他们会选择普通30年期抵押贷款,因为在剩余的30年时间里,抵押贷款的偿付是固定的,你不需要为它担心

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  • People have been working with x-rays for about 30 years by this time.

    到现在为止,人类和X射线打交道大约30年了。

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  • I think it was partly the New Deal legislation that made it very strong in the United States.

    我觉得部分上是因为罗斯福新政,使得30年期限在美国非常流行

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  • A typical home--a conventional thirty-year-- this is what most people get today and that's--except for subprime.

    一个典型的住宅,期限一般是30年,除了次级贷款之外,今天大部分抵押贷款期限都是30年

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  • Adjustable rate mortgages have a long term -they might last for thirty years -but the interest rate is not fixed for the whole thirty years.

    可调利率抵押贷款的期限很长,也许会长达30年,但是利率在30年间并不是固定的

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  • The amount that we're spending for the year ending June 30,2008 is $843 million -that represents 37% of revenues--and we're projecting expenditures for the following year of $1.15 billion.

    截至200086月30日,我们的支出是8亿4千3百万美元,占了收入的37%,我们明的支出预算是11亿5千万

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  • For the ten years ended June 30,2005, it returned 9.9% per year and then the average return for the actively managed equity fund was 9.6% per year, so we're back to that thirty basis points.

    截至20056月30日的10间,该指数收益率为9.9%,而主动管理型股权基金的平收益率为9.6%,我们落后30个基点

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  • When you first bought the house they told you what the mortgage payment was and they're fixing that forever, well for thirty years.

    最初你买这套房子的时候,他们已经告诉你每月偿还额是多少,在未来30年里这是固定的

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  • If you look at the Frank Russell data and I just cited ten-year returns ending June 30,2005, so that period started in 1996 -well,in 1996 there were 307 managers that reported returns.

    看看罗素公司的数据,我引用了从1996开始,截至20056月30日的十收益,在1996有307位经理人公布收益

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  • Just as I foreshadowed, if you look at the difference between the first and third quartile in the bond market -these are active returns over a ten-year period again ending June 30,2005 -and the fixed income market, the difference between first and third quartile is a half a percent per annum.

    如我之前所示,如果观察,债券市场中的第一和第三个四分位数,四分位数即统计学中,把所有数值由小到大排列并分成四等份三个分割点位置分别就是三个四分位数 考虑十期的主动型的收益,截止于20056月30日,在债券这个固定收益市场,第一和第三个四分位数,每只差0.5%

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  • You pay every year a fixed amount on your house to the mortgage originator and then after so many-- n is 30 years, typically--you would then have paid it off.

    你每都在你的房子上支付一定数目的偿款,给抵押商然后,数后,设n是30年,一般来说你已经能偿清贷款了

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