年屠宰100万羽鹅加工项目(编辑修改稿)

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and m uni cate with each other. At fi rst the Engl i sh spoken i n Engl and between about AD 450 and 1150 was very di fferent the Engl ish spoken today. It was based more on Germ an than the Engli sh we speak at present. Then gradual y between about AD800 to 1150, Engl i sh becam e l es l i ke germ en because those who rul ed Engl and spoke fi rst Danish and later French. These new settl ers enri ched the Engli sh l anguage and especial y i ts vocabul ary. So by the 1600’s Shakespeare was abl e to make use of a wider vocabul ary than ever before. In 1620 some British settl ers m oved to Am eri can. Later i n the 18th century som e Bri tish peopl e were taken to Austral i a too. Engli sh began to be spoken i n both countri es. Fi nal ly by the 19th century the l anguage was settl ed. At that ti m e two bi g changes i n Engli sh spel ing happened: fi rst Sam uel Johnson wrote hi s di cti onary and l ater N oah Webster wrote The Am erican Di cti onary of the Engli sh Language. The l atter gave a separate i denti ty to Am eri can Engl i sh spel i ng. Engli sh now i s al so spoken as a forei gn or second l anguage i n South Asi a. For exam pl e, Indi a has a very l arge num ber of fl uent Engl ish speakers because Bri tai n rul ed Indi a from 1765 to 1947. duri ng that tim e Engl i sh becam e the l anguage for governm ent and educati on. Engli sh i s al so spoken i n Si ngapore and Malaysia and countri es i n Afri ca such as South Afri ca. Today the num ber of peopl e l earni ng Engli sh i n Chi na is i ncreasi ng rapi dly. In fact, Chi na m ay have the largest num ber of Engli sh l earners. Wil l Chi nese Engl ish devel op its own identity? O nl y tim e wi l tel . STAN DARD EN GLISH AN D DIALECTS What i s standard Engli sh? Is i t spoken in Bri tai n, the US, Canada, Australi a, Indi a and N ew Zeal and? Bel i eve it or not, there i s no such thi ng as standard Engl i sh. Many peopl e beli eve the Engli sh spoken on TV and the radi o is standard Engli sh. Thi s i s because i n the earl y days of radio, those who reported the news were expected to speak excel ent Engl i sh. H owever, on TV and the radio you wil hear di fferences i n the way peopl e speak. When peopl e use words and expressi ons di fferent from the “standard language”, it is cal ed a dial ect. American Engl ish has many dial ects, especial y the Midwestern, southern, Afri can Ameri can and Spani sh di al ects. Even i n som e parts of the USA, two peopl e from neighbouri ng towns speak a li ttl e di fferently. Am eri can Engl i sh has so m any di alects because peopl e have e from al over the worl d. Geography al so pl ays a part in m aking di alects. Som e people who li ve i n the m ountains of the eastern USA speak wi th an ol der ki nd of Engl i sh di al ect. When Am eri cans m oved from one pl ace to another, they took thei r di al ects wi th them. So people from the m ountai ns i n the southeastern USA speak wi th al m ost the sam e dial ects as peopl e i n the northwestern USA. The USA i s a l arge country i n whi ch m any di fferent di al ects are spoken. Al though many Americans move a l ot, they stil l recognize and understand each other’s dial ects. TH E O XFO RD EN GLISH DICTION ARY You may thi nk that Engl i sh dicti onaries have been used for m any, m any centuri es. The spel li ng of Engli sh has al ways been a problem but i t was m ore of a probl em in the days before a di cti onary. Then peopl e coul d spel l word i n di fferent ways whi ch you mi ght fi nd i t i nteresti ng. But it m ade readi ng Engli sh m uch m ore di ffi cul t. So di cti onari es were i nvented to encourage everybody to spel the same. In fact, an Engl ish dictionary like the kind you use today wasn’t made until the time of the l ate Qing Dynasty. There m en di d most of the i m portant earl y work on di cti onari es: Sam uel Johnson, N oah Webster, and Jam es Murray. These m en spent nearl y al of their l ives trying to col ect words for their dictionaries. For them, it wasn’t onl y a job。 it was a wonderful journey of di scovery. The l argest di cti onary i n the worl d i s the O xford Engl ish Di ctionary, or O ED for short. The i dea for this di cti onary cam e from an im portant meeting i n Bri tai n i n 1857. Twentytwo years l ater, O xford Uni versi ty asked Jam es Muray to be the editor of i ts new di cti onary. Murray had never been to col ege. At the age of fourteen, he left hi s vil age school i n Scotl and and taught hi msel f whil e worki ng i n a bank. Later he becam e a great teacher. After Oxford gave hi m the job, Murray had a place bui lt i n the garden behind his house to do his work. Part of i t was one meter underground. In winter i t felt l ike a barn, he had to wear a heavy coat and put his feet 1第一章 总 论 项目提要 项目单位基本情况 项目单位名称： 吉林三江牧业有限公司 所有制形式： 有限公司 企业财务状况： 公司注册资金 500万元，截止到 2020年 3月底，公司资产总计 万元，其中固定资产 万元，流动资产，流动负债。 项目建设内容 项目名称： 年屠宰 100 万 羽 鹅加工项目 建设性质：扩建（新增） 建设地点： 吉林省双辽市茂林镇 建设规模：项目建成后， 年屠宰能力达到 100 万 羽 鹅。 主要建设内容： 建设 屠宰加工车间 1000平方米、冷库 400平方米、待宰棚 500 平方米 ，配备相关的公用工程。 项目建设方案 技术来源及先进性： 公司经多年的努力，已培养一批专业技术人才，已初具科研开发能力，依托中国畜产品加工研究会、吉林农业大学、中国农科院等科研单位，聘请家禽养殖、疾病防疫、饲料加工、鹅肉深加工方面的著名专家教授合作，开展科研与产品研发，在科研开发上具有一定优势。 进度安排：。 10 Jul y 1942 When we ari ved at Pri nsengracht, we went qui ckl y upstai rs and the hi di ng pl ace. We cl osed the door behi nd us and we were al one. Margot had e faster on her bi cycl e and al ready wai ti ng for us. Al l the room s were ful of boxes. They l ay on the fl oor and the beds. The l ittl e room was fil l ed wi th bedcl othes. We had to start cl eari ng up at once, if we wi shed to sl eep i n fortabl e beds that ni ght. Mum m y and Margot were not abl e to hel p. They were tired and l ay down on their beds. But Daddy and I, the two “hel per” of the famil y, started at once. The whole day we unpacked the boxes, fil ed the cupboards and tidied, until we w。