Taojin Advanced Postgraduate Entrance Exam English FullDictionary

Author: Qin Yin
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: When studying for postgraduate entrance exams, many candidates often feel the same: the explanations frequently quote a lot of English originals, with long passages of mixed Chinese and English, and the explanation for a single question can even be longer than the translation of the entire passage. Reading such explanations is like doing another longer, harder, and more tedious reading passage, severely testing the reader's patience and causing great distress. Taojin Advanced Postgraduate English Full discards this inefficient explanation method, eliminates the practice of quoting a lot of English originals, and instead provides concise Chinese explanations supplemented by English keywords/phrases from the original text. Candidates not only study twice as fast but also understand more easily. At the same time, this book not only provides the full translation of the reading comprehension passage but also thoughtfully includes the complete translations of the "English Knowledge Application" and translation questions, allowing candidates to gain a deeper understanding of the original text. This book is part of the Taojin Advanced Postgraduate series, and its positioning, explanations, and key insights represent the book's newly created "Three-Step Progression" exam-taking mindset for postgraduate English, helping candidates navigate the maze of questions and conquer the challenges of the exam. The book ingeniously incorporates "Diagrammatic and Positioning Explanations," using illustrations to clarify the main structure of the reading passage and the relationship between question design and point positioning, making it immediately apparent. Through this learning method, candidates can gradually master the skill of quickly locating key points, enabling them to tackle any reading passage with ease.