2023復(fù)習(xí)正是強化復(fù)習(xí)階段，在考研英語中占了40分，所以考研英語閱讀是英語科目中重要的一項。名師老師曾建議過考研生需要堅持每天泛讀10-15分鐘的英文原刊。強烈推薦了雜志《經(jīng)濟學(xué)人》.雜志中的文章也是考研英語的主要材料來源.希望考研考生認(rèn)真閱讀，快速提高考研英語閱讀水平。 　　Business in Russia 　　俄羅斯商業(yè) 　　From bad to worse 　　每況愈下 　　Domestic and foreign firms wonder how seriousthings might get 　　國內(nèi)外的企業(yè)都想知道境況將會變得多嚴(yán)峻 　　BEFORE the current standoff between the Kremlinand the West over Ukraine, it was already clear that Russia s economic model, of strongenergy exports fuelling domestic consumption, was running out of steam. In 2007, on theeve of the global financial crisis, Russia s economy grew by 8.5%. Last year growth was ameagre 1.3%. 　　如今，克里姆林宮正與西方就烏克蘭問題僵持不下，而遠在這場風(fēng)波之前，人們就可以清楚地看到俄羅斯這種以大量出口資源帶動國內(nèi)消費的經(jīng)濟模式已是日薄西山。遙想在全球經(jīng)濟危機七夕的2007年，俄羅斯的經(jīng)濟增長水平高達8.5%，而去年這一數(shù)字卻只有3%。 　　Still, the country s population of 144m, its entry into the World Trade Organisation, itsconsumers aspiration to a Western lifestyle and its status as the R in the BRICs havepersuaded multinationals to keep investing in plants in Russia, and foreign investors to keepproviding capital to Russian firms. The attitude until recently, says Alexis Rodzianko of theAmerican Chamber of Commerce in Moscow, was that Russia s economy may be slowing,but my own prospects are pretty good. 　　然而，俄羅斯是一個擁有1.44億人口的金磚大國，不久前還加入了世貿(mào)組織，其國民也很向往西方的消費方式。這一切都促使跨國公司馬不停蹄地在俄投資建廠，國外投資者也不斷向其國內(nèi)的公司輸送資金。莫斯科美國商會會長羅德辛柯不久前表達了他的看法：俄羅斯的經(jīng)濟可能是在放慢腳步，但我本人對其還是抱有很大的期望。 　　Now the outlook for businesses there is looking gloomier. With pro-Russian separatists seizinggovernment buildings in eastern Ukraine, amid talk of a full-scale invasion, firms of all kindsfear a tightening of American-led sanctions, a cut-off of foreign lending and investment, and afurther fall in consumers confidence. 　　現(xiàn)在，人們對俄羅斯企業(yè)的發(fā)展前景感到更悲觀了。烏克蘭東部的親俄分離主義者占領(lǐng)了多處政府機關(guān)建筑，關(guān)于全面入侵烏克蘭問題的會談也正在進行中，俄羅斯國內(nèi)所有的公司都擔(dān)心以美國為首的國家會對加大對俄制裁力度，削減對俄的貸款與投資，致使國內(nèi)的消費者進一步失去信心。 　　The most immediate concern, especially for Western firms doing business in and with Russia,is the curbs the United States and the European Union have imposed on dealings with certainindividuals. Even the somewhat stronger American sanctions imposed so far are, on paper, pretty limited, says Alexander Kliment of Eurasia Group, a risk-analysis firm. But theyhave created a scare factor that is magnifying their effect. For example, shares in Novatek,a gas producer, fell sharply when the restrictions were announced, on fears it mightstruggle to do deals with foreign partners or raise capital abroad because GennadyTimchenko, a friend of Vladimir Putin s named on the American sanctions list, owns 23% ofthe company and sits on its board. If Igor Sechin, the boss of Rosneft, another energy firm, issanctioned, the effect may be similar. 　　美國和歐盟已經(jīng)對與俄羅斯特定人物的交易實施了限制，這是駐俄的和與俄有業(yè)務(wù)往來的西方公司所要面對的最迫切的難題。風(fēng)險評估公司歐亞集團的風(fēng)險評估員克利門特稱，僅從字面上看，盡管是相對更嚴(yán)厲的美國方面的制裁作用似乎十分有限，但是它們已經(jīng)催生出了一些恐懼因素，從而放大了其效力。比方說，普京的朋友，擁有天然氣生產(chǎn)商諾瓦泰克公司23%股份的季姆琴科被列入了美國的制裁名單;制裁令甫一發(fā)出，Novatek的股價便急劇下降，因為人們擔(dān)心制裁會成為其進行國際貿(mào)易與融資的絆腳石。如果另一家的能源企業(yè)俄羅斯石油公司的老板也被制裁，其公司的股價也會有下降之虞。 　　Foreign firms fret that sanctions could also create openings for competitors. American firmsworry that the EU s softer curbs may give its companies more flexibility. The boss ofSiemens, a German engineering giant, met Mr Putin in Moscow last month. Americans andEuropeans alike worry about losing out to Asian rivals. Moscow business circles are full ofrumours of Chinese executives trying to peel off contracts by urging Russian companies notto depend on Western ones, given the possibility of further trading restrictions. 　　外國企業(yè)同樣擔(dān)心制裁會給它們的競爭對有可乘之機。美國的企業(yè)擔(dān)心歐盟方面較寬松的制裁會歐洲的企業(yè)有空子可鉆。上個月，德國電氣巨頭西門子的老板在去莫斯科拜訪了普京。歐美的企業(yè)共同的顧慮則是它們會在競爭中輸給亞洲的對手。莫斯科的商業(yè)圈充斥著這樣的謠言，說中國企業(yè)為了獲得與俄羅斯公司的合同，正敦促俄羅斯公司不要太依賴西方公司，因為貿(mào)易限制還可能會繼續(xù)增加。 　　Russian firms and politicians, in turn, are casting around Asia and elsewhere for newcustomers to replace those they fear losing from the West. Russia s deputy prime minister,Arkady Dvorkovich, said this week that the government hoped to finalise soon along-promised deal for Gazprom to sell gas to China. Rosneft is seeking to treble its exportsof oil to China. Sukhoi, a state-owned aircraft-maker, has just struck a deal to sell a fleet ofsmall passenger jets to a Chinese airline, hoping this will offset any loss of orders fromWestern carriers. But its plane, the Superjet, is chock full of key parts from American andEuropean suppliers, and thus its production is vulnerable to any tightening of sanctions. 　　而另一方面，因害怕將來會失去西方的客戶俄羅斯的公司也在亞洲和其他地區(qū)尋找新客戶。本周，俄羅斯副總理達瓦科維奇稱，俄政府希望可以盡快為俄羅斯國家天然氣公司敲定一筆向中國出售天然氣的長期合同。俄羅斯石油公司也正在設(shè)法使其出口到中國的石油銷量犯上三番。俄羅斯國營飛機制造上蘇霍伊不久前也與中國某航空公司達成了一筆銷售小型客機的協(xié)議，期望以此抵消其因與西方航空公司之間訂單減少造成的損失。但是蘇霍伊生產(chǎn)的噴氣式飛機的重要零部件大部分都來自歐美，所以一旦制裁收緊，其產(chǎn)能將受到極大影響。 　　For domestic firms, a bigger worry than the sanctions imposed so far is the risk of losingaccess to foreign loans, and what that will mean for investment, productivity and growth,says Elena Anankina of Standard Poor s, a ratings agency. Western lenders are likelyto honour existing loan deals. But they may be reluctant to provide fresh financing. Rusal,an indebted aluminium producer, is among the Russian firms most exposed to this. Somestate banks, such as Sberbank and VTB, have indicated they are ready to fill the gap left byWestern lenders. But Ms Anankina wonders how long they will be able to do so. Indeed, someRussian banks themselves depend on Western loans. With capital flight hitting 60-70 billionin the first quarter of this year alone, investment in domestic productionwhat thespluttering economy needs most of allwill be even harder to come by. 　　標(biāo)準(zhǔn)普爾分析師Elena Anankina稱，對于俄羅斯的本土企業(yè)，比起目前的這些禁令，更令它們是未來失去國外融資渠道的風(fēng)險。西方的貸方可能會完成目前的貸款協(xié)議，但是不會愿意提供新一輪的貸款。在俄羅斯眾多可能受此問題影響公司中，負(fù)債累累的俄羅斯鋁業(yè)公司可謂首當(dāng)其沖。俄羅斯的一些國家銀行如Sberbank和VTB表示，它們已經(jīng)準(zhǔn)備好去填補西方貸款機構(gòu)離去后留下的空白。但是Anankina懷疑這些銀行不能堅持很長時間。事實上，一些俄羅斯銀行自身還需要依靠外國資本。僅本年第一季度，俄羅斯的資本流出量就高達6-7千萬美元;現(xiàn)在俄羅斯的經(jīng)濟處于困難時期，國內(nèi)的生產(chǎn)比以往任何時候都急需投資，這一變故將使該需求更難得到滿足。 　　The fallout from Russia s annexation of Crimea and further stoking of unrest in easternUkraine has put downward pressure on an already weakening rouble. On its face, acheaper currency should be a boon to domestic producers. Visiting Moscow this month,Carlos Ghosn, the boss of Renault-Nissan, a global carmaker which is buying control ofAvtoVAZ, the maker of Lada cars, argued that the weak currency will be an advantage forlocal brands. 　　由于俄羅斯吞并克里米亞，還不斷加劇烏克蘭東部的緊張局勢，給本已日漸疲軟的盧布又增加了下行的壓力。從表面上看，貶值的貨幣對于國內(nèi)的生產(chǎn)商來說是有益的。雷諾日產(chǎn)的老板戈恩在本月出訪俄羅斯稱疲軟的貨幣會是本土品牌的優(yōu)勢。目前雷諾日產(chǎn)正試圖控股奧托瓦茲，后者是拉達汽車的生產(chǎn)者。 　　But thinking that a weak rouble is the way forward is the wrong paradigm, arguesYaroslav Lissovolik of Deutsche Bank. Many Russian manufacturers, like Sukhoi, depend onimports for inputs and equipment. And in any case, many are running near full capacity andwill be unable to grab market share from foreign rivals without money to invest in increasingoutput. 　　但是，德意志銀行的利梭沃里克說貨幣貶值是進步的想法是典型的錯誤。他指出，俄羅斯的許多生產(chǎn)商同蘇霍伊一樣，需要依靠國外的資金和設(shè)備。所以，如果沒有投資來提高產(chǎn)出，即使俄國企業(yè)開足馬力進行生產(chǎn)，也很難從外國競爭對手那里搶占市場份額。 　　This confluence of economic bad news will hit a few industries first and hardest: consumergoods, construction, property and banking. Demand for the roughly half of Russian steelthat goes to building projects at home will drop. Car sales, dependent on the availability ofbank loans, will probably fall. Already a softening market has led Ford to consider cuttingproduction at its joint venture with Sollers, a Russian firm. Even a continuation of thecurrent stand-off between the Kremlin and the West would be bad enough for business. Butthings may well get far worse. 　　這些接連發(fā)生的經(jīng)濟問題會首先打擊也是打擊得最狠的使這些行業(yè)：日常消費品，房地廠和銀行。俄羅斯將近一半的鋼材輸送給國內(nèi)的建筑業(yè)，而這一需求將會下降。需要銀行貸款來之稱的汽車銷售數(shù)量也可能下跌。俄羅斯本已縮水的汽車市場讓福特的削減了其在俄的合資公司索萊爾的產(chǎn)量。現(xiàn)在俄與西方持續(xù)對峙的局勢對俄羅斯的商業(yè)造的成負(fù)面影響已經(jīng)夠嚴(yán)重的了，但是情況可能還會變得更糟糕。 　　詞語解釋 　　1.run out of 用完;耗盡 　　Should they run out of battery charge half-way totheir destination, what will they do? 　　如果他們汽車上的電池在半路上用完電，他們該怎么辦? 　　It will run out of money this year without freshcash, and markets are charging punitive rates forborrowing. 　　它會在今年把錢用完，又沒有新的現(xiàn)金注入，而市場也在對貸款收取懲罰性利率。 　　2.financial crisis 財務(wù)危機 　　The financial crisis put an abrupt end to that expansion. 　　但金融危機使這種擴張戛然而止。 　　Will china have a financial crisis? 　　中國會出現(xiàn)金融危機嗎? 　　3.deal with 與交易;應(yīng)付;對待 　　Talkback: what helps you deal with career anxiety? 　　反饋：哪些措施對你處理職場焦慮有幫助? 　　I d be interested to hear how other bosses deal with this. 　　我很想知道其他老板是怎么應(yīng)付過來的。 　　4.worry about 擔(dān)憂，煩惱 　　I worry about these five qualities. 　　我擔(dān)心的是他們是否具備上述五項素質(zhì)。 　　They have their own challenges and lives to worry about. 　　他們有他們自己的挑戰(zhàn)和生活去操心呢。

　　2023復(fù)習(xí)正是強化復(fù)習(xí)階段，在考研英語中占了40分，所以考研英語閱讀是英語科目中重要的一項。名師老師曾建議過考研生需要堅持每天泛讀10-15分鐘的英文原刊。強烈推薦了雜志《經(jīng)濟學(xué)人》.雜志中的文章也是考研英語的主要材料來源.希望考研考生認(rèn)真閱讀，快速提高考研英語閱讀水平。 　　Business in Russia 　　俄羅斯商業(yè) 　　From bad to worse 　　每況愈下 　　Domestic and foreign firms wonder how seriousthings might get 　　國內(nèi)外的企業(yè)都想知道境況將會變得多嚴(yán)峻 　　BEFORE the current standoff between the Kremlinand the West over Ukraine, it was already clear that Russia s economic model, of strongenergy exports fuelling domestic consumption, was running out of steam. In 2007, on theeve of the global financial crisis, Russia s economy grew by 8.5%. Last year growth was ameagre 1.3%. 　　如今，克里姆林宮正與西方就烏克蘭問題僵持不下，而遠在這場風(fēng)波之前，人們就可以清楚地看到俄羅斯這種以大量出口資源帶動國內(nèi)消費的經(jīng)濟模式已是日薄西山。遙想在全球經(jīng)濟危機七夕的2007年，俄羅斯的經(jīng)濟增長水平高達8.5%，而去年這一數(shù)字卻只有3%。 　　Still, the country s population of 144m, its entry into the World Trade Organisation, itsconsumers aspiration to a Western lifestyle and its status as the R in the BRICs havepersuaded multinationals to keep investing in plants in Russia, and foreign investors to keepproviding capital to Russian firms. The attitude until recently, says Alexis Rodzianko of theAmerican Chamber of Commerce in Moscow, was that Russia s economy may be slowing,but my own prospects are pretty good. 　　然而，俄羅斯是一個擁有1.44億人口的金磚大國，不久前還加入了世貿(mào)組織，其國民也很向往西方的消費方式。這一切都促使跨國公司馬不停蹄地在俄投資建廠，國外投資者也不斷向其國內(nèi)的公司輸送資金。莫斯科美國商會會長羅德辛柯不久前表達了他的看法：俄羅斯的經(jīng)濟可能是在放慢腳步，但我本人對其還是抱有很大的期望。 　　Now the outlook for businesses there is looking gloomier. With pro-Russian separatists seizinggovernment buildings in eastern Ukraine, amid talk of a full-scale invasion, firms of all kindsfear a tightening of American-led sanctions, a cut-off of foreign lending and investment, and afurther fall in consumers confidence. 　　現(xiàn)在，人們對俄羅斯企業(yè)的發(fā)展前景感到更悲觀了。烏克蘭東部的親俄分離主義者占領(lǐng)了多處政府機關(guān)建筑，關(guān)于全面入侵烏克蘭問題的會談也正在進行中，俄羅斯國內(nèi)所有的公司都擔(dān)心以美國為首的國家會對加大對俄制裁力度，削減對俄的貸款與投資，致使國內(nèi)的消費者進一步失去信心。 　　The most immediate concern, especially for Western firms doing business in and with Russia,is the curbs the United States and the European Union have imposed on dealings with certainindividuals. Even the somewhat stronger American sanctions imposed so far are, on paper, pretty limited, says Alexander Kliment of Eurasia Group, a risk-analysis firm. But theyhave created a scare factor that is magnifying their effect. For example, shares in Novatek,a gas producer, fell sharply when the restrictions were announced, on fears it mightstruggle to do deals with foreign partners or raise capital abroad because GennadyTimchenko, a friend of Vladimir Putin s named on the American sanctions list, owns 23% ofthe company and sits on its board. If Igor Sechin, the boss of Rosneft, another energy firm, issanctioned, the effect may be similar. 　　美國和歐盟已經(jīng)對與俄羅斯特定人物的交易實施了限制，這是駐俄的和與俄有業(yè)務(wù)往來的西方公司所要面對的最迫切的難題。風(fēng)險評估公司歐亞集團的風(fēng)險評估員克利門特稱，僅從字面上看，盡管是相對更嚴(yán)厲的美國方面的制裁作用似乎十分有限，但是它們已經(jīng)催生出了一些恐懼因素，從而放大了其效力。比方說，普京的朋友，擁有天然氣生產(chǎn)商諾瓦泰克公司23%股份的季姆琴科被列入了美國的制裁名單;制裁令甫一發(fā)出，Novatek的股價便急劇下降，因為人們擔(dān)心制裁會成為其進行國際貿(mào)易與融資的絆腳石。如果另一家的能源企業(yè)俄羅斯石油公司的老板也被制裁，其公司的股價也會有下降之虞。 　　Foreign firms fret that sanctions could also create openings for competitors. American firmsworry that the EU s softer curbs may give its companies more flexibility. The boss ofSiemens, a German engineering giant, met Mr Putin in Moscow last month. Americans andEuropeans alike worry about losing out to Asian rivals. Moscow business circles are full ofrumours of Chinese executives trying to peel off contracts by urging Russian companies notto depend on Western ones, given the possibility of further trading restrictions. 　　外國企業(yè)同樣擔(dān)心制裁會給它們的競爭對有可乘之機。美國的企業(yè)擔(dān)心歐盟方面較寬松的制裁會歐洲的企業(yè)有空子可鉆。上個月，德國電氣巨頭西門子的老板在去莫斯科拜訪了普京。歐美的企業(yè)共同的顧慮則是它們會在競爭中輸給亞洲的對手。莫斯科的商業(yè)圈充斥著這樣的謠言，說中國企業(yè)為了獲得與俄羅斯公司的合同，正敦促俄羅斯公司不要太依賴西方公司，因為貿(mào)易限制還可能會繼續(xù)增加。 　　Russian firms and politicians, in turn, are casting around Asia and elsewhere for newcustomers to replace those they fear losing from the West. Russia s deputy prime minister,Arkady Dvorkovich, said this week that the government hoped to finalise soon along-promised deal for Gazprom to sell gas to China. Rosneft is seeking to treble its exportsof oil to China. Sukhoi, a state-owned aircraft-maker, has just struck a deal to sell a fleet ofsmall passenger jets to a Chinese airline, hoping this will offset any loss of orders fromWestern carriers. But its plane, the Superjet, is chock full of key parts from American andEuropean suppliers, and thus its production is vulnerable to any tightening of sanctions. 　　而另一方面，因害怕將來會失去西方的客戶俄羅斯的公司也在亞洲和其他地區(qū)尋找新客戶。本周，俄羅斯副總理達瓦科維奇稱，俄政府希望可以盡快為俄羅斯國家天然氣公司敲定一筆向中國出售天然氣的長期合同。俄羅斯石油公司也正在設(shè)法使其出口到中國的石油銷量犯上三番。俄羅斯國營飛機制造上蘇霍伊不久前也與中國某航空公司達成了一筆銷售小型客機的協(xié)議，期望以此抵消其因與西方航空公司之間訂單減少造成的損失。但是蘇霍伊生產(chǎn)的噴氣式飛機的重要零部件大部分都來自歐美，所以一旦制裁收緊，其產(chǎn)能將受到極大影響。 　　For domestic firms, a bigger worry than the sanctions imposed so far is the risk of losingaccess to foreign loans, and what that will mean for investment, productivity and growth,says Elena Anankina of Standard Poor s, a ratings agency. Western lenders are likelyto honour existing loan deals. But they may be reluctant to provide fresh financing. Rusal,an indebted aluminium producer, is among the Russian firms most exposed to this. Somestate banks, such as Sberbank and VTB, have indicated they are ready to fill the gap left byWestern lenders. But Ms Anankina wonders how long they will be able to do so. Indeed, someRussian banks themselves depend on Western loans. With capital flight hitting 60-70 billionin the first quarter of this year alone, investment in domestic productionwhat thespluttering economy needs most of allwill be even harder to come by. 　　標(biāo)準(zhǔn)普爾分析師Elena Anankina稱，對于俄羅斯的本土企業(yè)，比起目前的這些禁令，更令它們是未來失去國外融資渠道的風(fēng)險。西方的貸方可能會完成目前的貸款協(xié)議，但是不會愿意提供新一輪的貸款。在俄羅斯眾多可能受此問題影響公司中，負(fù)債累累的俄羅斯鋁業(yè)公司可謂首當(dāng)其沖。俄羅斯的一些國家銀行如Sberbank和VTB表示，它們已經(jīng)準(zhǔn)備好去填補西方貸款機構(gòu)離去后留下的空白。但是Anankina懷疑這些銀行不能堅持很長時間。事實上，一些俄羅斯銀行自身還需要依靠外國資本。僅本年第一季度，俄羅斯的資本流出量就高達6-7千萬美元;現(xiàn)在俄羅斯的經(jīng)濟處于困難時期，國內(nèi)的生產(chǎn)比以往任何時候都急需投資，這一變故將使該需求更難得到滿足。 　　The fallout from Russia s annexation of Crimea and further stoking of unrest in easternUkraine has put downward pressure on an already weakening rouble. On its face, acheaper currency should be a boon to domestic producers. Visiting Moscow this month,Carlos Ghosn, the boss of Renault-Nissan, a global carmaker which is buying control ofAvtoVAZ, the maker of Lada cars, argued that the weak currency will be an advantage forlocal brands. 　　由于俄羅斯吞并克里米亞，還不斷加劇烏克蘭東部的緊張局勢，給本已日漸疲軟的盧布又增加了下行的壓力。從表面上看，貶值的貨幣對于國內(nèi)的生產(chǎn)商來說是有益的。雷諾日產(chǎn)的老板戈恩在本月出訪俄羅斯稱疲軟的貨幣會是本土品牌的優(yōu)勢。目前雷諾日產(chǎn)正試圖控股奧托瓦茲，后者是拉達汽車的生產(chǎn)者。 　　But thinking that a weak rouble is the way forward is the wrong paradigm, arguesYaroslav Lissovolik of Deutsche Bank. Many Russian manufacturers, like Sukhoi, depend onimports for inputs and equipment. And in any case, many are running near full capacity andwill be unable to grab market share from foreign rivals without money to invest in increasingoutput. 　　但是，德意志銀行的利梭沃里克說貨幣貶值是進步的想法是典型的錯誤。他指出，俄羅斯的許多生產(chǎn)商同蘇霍伊一樣，需要依靠國外的資金和設(shè)備。所以，如果沒有投資來提高產(chǎn)出，即使俄國企業(yè)開足馬力進行生產(chǎn)，也很難從外國競爭對手那里搶占市場份額。 　　This confluence of economic bad news will hit a few industries first and hardest: consumergoods, construction, property and banking. Demand for the roughly half of Russian steelthat goes to building projects at home will drop. Car sales, dependent on the availability ofbank loans, will probably fall. Already a softening market has led Ford to consider cuttingproduction at its joint venture with Sollers, a Russian firm. Even a continuation of thecurrent stand-off between the Kremlin and the West would be bad enough for business. Butthings may well get far worse. 　　這些接連發(fā)生的經(jīng)濟問題會首先打擊也是打擊得最狠的使這些行業(yè)：日常消費品，房地廠和銀行。俄羅斯將近一半的鋼材輸送給國內(nèi)的建筑業(yè)，而這一需求將會下降。需要銀行貸款來之稱的汽車銷售數(shù)量也可能下跌。俄羅斯本已縮水的汽車市場讓福特的削減了其在俄的合資公司索萊爾的產(chǎn)量?，F(xiàn)在俄與西方持續(xù)對峙的局勢對俄羅斯的商業(yè)造的成負(fù)面影響已經(jīng)夠嚴(yán)重的了，但是情況可能還會變得更糟糕。 　　詞語解釋 　　1.run out of 用完;耗盡 　　Should they run out of battery charge half-way totheir destination, what will they do? 　　如果他們汽車上的電池在半路上用完電，他們該怎么辦? 　　It will run out of money this year without freshcash, and markets are charging punitive rates forborrowing. 　　它會在今年把錢用完，又沒有新的現(xiàn)金注入，而市場也在對貸款收取懲罰性利率。 　　2.financial crisis 財務(wù)危機 　　The financial crisis put an abrupt end to that expansion. 　　但金融危機使這種擴張戛然而止。 　　Will china have a financial crisis? 　　中國會出現(xiàn)金融危機嗎? 　　3.deal with 與交易;應(yīng)付;對待 　　Talkback: what helps you deal with career anxiety? 　　反饋：哪些措施對你處理職場焦慮有幫助? 　　I d be interested to hear how other bosses deal with this. 　　我很想知道其他老板是怎么應(yīng)付過來的。 　　4.worry about 擔(dān)憂，煩惱 　　I worry about these five qualities. 　　我擔(dān)心的是他們是否具備上述五項素質(zhì)。 　　They have their own challenges and lives to worry about. 　　他們有他們自己的挑戰(zhàn)和生活去操心呢。