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Mr Davis asked a friend to grease the wheels so he could borrow money from the bank.
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戴维斯先生请一个朋友去疏通关系以便使他能从银行里借到钱。 |
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Mr Davis insists that McKinsey was innocent of any wrongdoing.
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戴维斯先生坚称,麦肯锡没有任何不法行为。 |
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Mr Davis is the first McKinsey managing director to lead the firm from outside the US, although the spare, unlived-in look of his London loft office hints at how much time he has spent elsewhere since McKinsey's senior partners elected him as their head a
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但他在伦敦的那间顶层办公室看上去空空荡荡,没人使用,这意味着自一年前麦肯锡的高级合伙人选他为公司领导人以来,他有很多时间都不在伦敦。 |
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Mr Davis says business is now picking up, both for McKinsey and its clients.
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戴维斯先生说,如今麦肯锡及其客户的业务都在回升。 |
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Mr Dawkins advocates the idea that religion is a by-product of mental abilities that evolved for other purposes.
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道金主张,宗教是发展作其他用途的心智能力的副产品。 |
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Mr Dawkins is an atheist, an evolutionary biologist and an eloquent communicator about science, three passions that have allowed him to construct a particularly comprehensive case against religion.
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道金是一位无神论者、进化论生物学家,及自然科学的雄辩家,此三种热情令他对宗教发起了尤为彻底的反对。 |
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Mr Dawkins suggests the source is a combination of genetic instincts, which evolved because morals allowed humans to benefit more efficiently from co-operation, and a cultural Zeitgeist.
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道金提出,道德之来源是遗传性本能(由于道德使人类获益于更有效的合作,从而发展为本能代代相传)及当代文化思潮的相互结合。 |
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Mr DeLay wants to restore his reputation and assert his place as a leading conservative.
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德来希望重建信誉,并声言他是保守派的领袖人物。 |
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Mr DeLay, in contrast, has little personal charisma.
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反之,德来缺少个人魅力。 |
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Mr Dimas said: “Whatever way you look at it, the benefits of clean air far outweigh the costs.
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迪马斯先生表示:“不管你怎么看,洁净空气的好处远超过为其付出的代价。 |
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Mr Dion, a former environment minister, portrayed the deal as a non-partisan gesture designed to give the increasingly popular green agenda more prominence.
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戴恩先生,这位前任环境部长,将这个协议描绘成一个超越党派之争的姿态,而此设计将给予日渐受到欢迎的绿色进程更多的关注。 |