http://epaper.edu.tw/learning.aspx?classify_sn=1&period_num=517
house arrest (名詞) 軟禁 |
After spending almost 24 years under house arrest, Burma’s pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi was finally freed in late 2010. This June, after more than 20 years after being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, she arrived in Norway’s capital, Oslo, ahead of a ceremony to mark the honor.
在被軟禁將近24年之久後,緬甸民主鬥士翁山蘇姬終於在2010年底重獲自由。今年六月,在獲頒諾貝爾和平獎超過20年後,她終於踏上挪威首都----奧斯陸---親自接受這項榮譽。 |
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isolation (名詞) 孤立;隔絕 |
Aung San Suu Kyi’s two-week-long trip to Europe could be seen as another milestone for Burma’s political progress. It’s also taken as a sign of her confidence in the government of President Thein Sein, who has pursued a course of reform since coming to power last year. In her long-delayed acceptance speech, she praised the power of this honor for both shattering her sense of isolation and shining an enduring spotlight on the injustices in her military-controlled homeland.
翁山蘇姬這為期兩周的歐洲之行可以視為是緬甸政治進步的一個里程碑。同時也顯示她對去年上任的Thein Sein政府追求改革之路的信心。在她延遲了21年的獲獎感言中,她表示這項殊榮改變了她自認為被世界遺棄的想法,並讓世人持續關注緬甸軍政府不公不義的行為。
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