英语
英语翻译翻译:视错觉理论(Optical Illusions Theory)的研究起源于19世纪初,如今它已经不只是研究人类感知力(perception)的重要工具,更是能丰富大众娱乐体验的奇妙现象.但是,当人们通过科学家的研究成果体验种种令人惊叹的视错觉的同时更应当意识到:真正能引导我们通向真实的途径,绝不是“相信亲眼所见”.不要让你探究真相的心,终止在双眼的愚弄上.创作灵感来自Akiyoshi KITAOKA教授的研究成果————————————————————————————给分的标准:1.通顺易懂

2019-04-16

英语翻译
翻译:
视错觉理论(Optical Illusions Theory)的研究起源于19世纪初,如今它已经不只是研究人类感知力(perception)的重要工具,更是能丰富大众娱乐体验的奇妙现象.但是,当人们通过科学家的研究成果体验种种令人惊叹的视错觉的同时更应当意识到:真正能引导我们通向真实的途径,绝不是“相信亲眼所见”.
不要让你探究真相的心,终止在双眼的愚弄上.
创作灵感来自Akiyoshi KITAOKA教授的研究成果
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给分的标准:
1.通顺易懂
2.最尊重原意
3.语调正式,句式严谨
4.“不要让你探究真相的心,终止在双眼的愚弄上.”这一句要押韵.
可以根据具体情况改变原文断句方式,但不宜过长.
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优质解答
相信我的译文是最佳答案,其中一大优点是尊重原意,“信”是我翻译的第一宗旨:
The research on the Optical Illusions Theory started in the early nineteenth century. Today, it has become not only an important tool for studying human perception, but also a marvelous phenomenon that enriches the general public’s entertainment experience. However, while people are experiencing various amazing optical illusions thanks to the fruits of research by scientists, they should realize even more that the real path to truth is absolutely not "believing what you see".
Don’t let your mind searching for the truth,
Be stopped by your eyes that make you a fool.
另一选择:
Don’t let your truth-searching mind,
Be stopped by your fooling eyes that are blind.
Inspired by Prof. Akiyoshi Kitaoka’s research results
相信我的译文是最佳答案,其中一大优点是尊重原意,“信”是我翻译的第一宗旨:
The research on the Optical Illusions Theory started in the early nineteenth century. Today, it has become not only an important tool for studying human perception, but also a marvelous phenomenon that enriches the general public’s entertainment experience. However, while people are experiencing various amazing optical illusions thanks to the fruits of research by scientists, they should realize even more that the real path to truth is absolutely not "believing what you see".
Don’t let your mind searching for the truth,
Be stopped by your eyes that make you a fool.
另一选择:
Don’t let your truth-searching mind,
Be stopped by your fooling eyes that are blind.
Inspired by Prof. Akiyoshi Kitaoka’s research results
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