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[必]工 作 量：每人约20000字
[必]工作报酬：800元/每千中文字
[必]涉及语言：英译中
[必]所属领域：一般(家庭/生活/婚姻)
[必]文件类型：书籍
[必]截 稿 日：9/30
[必]应征期限：征3人，征到为止
[必]联络方式：站内信
[必]付费方式：书籍出版后的2个月内汇款
(预计于收到译稿后的1.5个月出版，事前会签订合约)
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[选]工作要求：1.准时交稿 2.能正确掌握语意，译文通顺流畅
[选]参考段落：
https://www.amazon.com/Happy-Singlehood-Rising-Acceptance-Celebration/dp/0520299140（提供部分段落让译者评估难度，若未提供请勿删除）
[选]试 译 文：
When I grew up and moved to New York City for my doctoral studies, I
discovered a totally different world, full of singles who seemed like “the
bold and the beautiful.” It was the fast-paced, competitive New York that
everyone hears about, but which in real life is even faster. Everyone rushed
from one thing to the next, from one sexual encounter to another, trying to
engage in “big-city life.” They did not need marriage to fit in. In fact,
meeting someone in Manhattan with a family was more the exception than the
rule. When someone said, “Hey, guys, I’m getting married” (and moving to
Queens, of course), the underlying message came in loud and clear: “I’m done
—game over.”
Looking back now, I realize how naive I was in my assessment of these two
contrasting worlds—married and single. Not everyone lived happily ever after
in the tightly knit community of my childhood neighborhood. Some members
endured divorce, including my own two brothers, while others continued life
in miserable, unhappy marriages.
[选]其他事项：
1. 有英文书翻译经验者佳。
2. 来信请简述学经历及语言能力检定证明(文字叙述即可)。
3. 此为出版社笔译案，如此次合作愉快未来会优先考虑。
4. 截稿日无法延后，如时间不能配合请勿来信。
PS. 这是同一本书拆成3份，欲请3位译者合力完成。
原则上会尽量每封信都回。但如果太多人应征，恕不一一回复。
如有其他疑问请于试译信中提出，感谢各位。
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