"应收款"用英语怎么说?(急)

1. "应收款"用英语怎么说?(急)

应收帐款：account receivable 
应付帐款：account payable

2. 客户发了一封英文邮件.烦请各路高手尽快帮我翻译.十万火急.不胜感激.翻译完全后再加200分

这是商务方面的电子邮件吧，我是学国际贸易的，这点问题难不倒我，不过就是太长，我自己翻译，得用20分钟，但是得多给点分啊，我现在也穷，我作翻译纯当练习，不用翻译软件，请你放心好了，下面是翻译：
车辆追踪系统：

新的系统的电路板按照您的要求，减小到你所要的大小，并且安装了电子元件。
设备的外壳是由铝做的，外壳的形状设计应该象散热器的形状，因为在阿联酋的夏季平常都要四十摄食度以上。
SIM 卡应该安装到外壳的某个角落，这样不用打开，也能将SIM卡取下来
。
电路板应该可以和充电器装在一起，充电器的规格是国际通用的4.8V,1800mA，但是充电器越小越好呀
The I.C.U6&U7 的外面应该加上外散热器，
鉴于安全的考虑，对于螺丝的罗纹应该是星形状的或是五角的，这样一班的螺丝刀，打不开！
每件设备都应该放在单个盒子里，并且还得套上塑料袋，还有就是得防热（因为我们这热，人没事，可是你们的东西不行啊，哈哈）

我们将会非常感激您的急快回复：
诚挚的
公司：铝mohafiz阿联酋
国家/地区：阿拉伯联合酋长国




主题： re ：新的印刷电路板为下列服务


亲爱mr.naseer艾哈迈德

谢谢您的chematic图表，照片和集成电路规格。 
请对一些以下几个方面的问题答复我们：
1 ）天气，整个装置（印刷电路板+两集会+铝案） ，将重新设计和并且是由我们吗？ 
或在印刷电路板+组装电子元件，将重新设计和再由我们吗？ 
或只印刷电路板将被重新设计和再由我们吗？ 
注：PCB=印刷电路板
PCBA=印刷电路板+组装电子元件

2 ） 你可以让我们知道题目的装置（什么目的，该装置将被用于） ？ 
这方面的资料可以帮助我们把她设计的更准确。 

3 ）您能否给我们原来的样品？ 
因为我们需要知道层面的每个接头，显示屏等。 
我们还需要知道电子连接方法，以防万一。 

期待着您的答复 

美好的祝愿 

行了，看看时间才用了15分钟，怎么要从阿拉伯订购车辆追踪仪，中国自己生产不了吗，非得去他们那！那边老打仗，做生意不容易啊！
行了，早点答复人家吧，人家还等着呢，给你我的油箱，有问题，我可以帮忙的话，dadaolang789@yahoo.com.cn

3. 帮帮忙，英语写作。。。十万火急，急需！！

MEMO 


Mar 09,2007 


To:The whole staff


From: smally_cherry


Subject:Employees' expenses 


Dear All, 


I would like to remind you that we are in want of receipts for your claim.Please take care of asking for receipts in the future for your reimbursement, Please notice the expense payment process,please fill the application form firstly and then need different Depts manager sign,when we get your application form, Normally, within five working days, You will be informed to take your cash!I hope that you will pay attention to receipts/invoice attached your application form and be familiar with our expense payment process. 


Regards. 


Yours， 


smally_cherry

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回答完备，有事联系我！谢谢！

4. 商务英语 这篇作文怎么写，急急急，十万火急啊 ，谢谢大家了

Dear all HRM colleages:
    I got a information from Paul.He would like to hold a meeting to discuss our new training courses with you.The meeting will be start 10:45 and close 11:45.The date is 8th June, Tuesday.Please attend the meeting in boardroom on time.
    Thank you!
    亲爱的HRM同事们：
    我收到Paul的信息，他想和大家召开一个讨论我们新培训的会议。会议将在周二10:45开始，11:45结束。请准时到会议室参加会议。

5. 公司刚刚注册，但是现在基本户上没有钱，我是挂其他应收款把钱转出来还是直接按取现处理比较好？

备用金慢慢提出来,看银行的,一周2-5万元

6. 帮忙翻译一下西班牙语，请翻译成英文，十万火急在线等

1 Charge the device with its usual transformer for at least 4 hours until the LED light stops blinking .
2 The Power Bank is then prepared to give an almost complete charge to your mobile in about three hours.
勉强翻译了两句 头大 技术类的不是我强项

7. 十万火急：英文写作

Volatility in stock market shouldn't hurt China, US economy


World stock markets have been pushed down sharply by a convergence of at least four forces recently: 1) a major sell-off in China's overvalued stock market; 2) data releases that have highlighted the weakness of the US economy; 3) signs of stress in US mortgage markets; and 4) ill-timed comments by former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan about the possibility of a recession. 

While stock markets are likely to suffer through more volatility in the next few months, the fundamentals don't point to an extended bear market. Moreover, this increased volatility will probably only have a small impact (if any) on growth. 

China's stock market correction was long overdue, but won't hurt growth. 

The nearly 9 percent drop in the Shanghai market on February 27 was relatively small compared with the huge increases in recent months. 

During 2006, the Shanghai composite stock index rose 130 percent, compared with only a 16 percent rise for the Dow Jones index. After rising steadily for much of last year, this market has experienced something of a roller coaster in the past two months. 

This volatility is largely a function of three factors. First the market is very thin the Chinese government is still the largest stockholder, and only about 10 percent of the shares are traded. Second, 70 percent of the investors are individuals who tend to be less patient and more prone to panic than institutional investors. Finally, the stock turnover in the Shanghai market is three to five times higher than the New York Stock Exchange. This means that the market's volatility is likely to remain high in the near future. Moreover, given the overvaluation of Chinese stocks, further declines in prices seem likely in the coming months. 

Despite concerns about the impact of this event, growth in China's economy will probably remain very strong in the coming year. Chinese consumers do not have large equity holdings, and most Chinese companies do not rely on the stock market for financing. 

Global Insight continues to believe that China will grow by 10 percent this year, despite the National People's Congress targeting only 8 percent for this year. 

While the government is concerned about speculative excesses in the stock market, as well as housing and real estate in Shanghai and Beijing, it is unlikely to do anything that will threaten growth. China's growth is more important to the global economy than the Chinese stock market. 

While the big drop in Shanghai's market was one of the triggers of the recent turmoil in equity markets, evidence of a "rice bowl crash" is very limited. 

To begin with, stock market capitalization in the Chinese mainland is small relative to the United States, Europe and Japan. Furthermore, the United States and other major markets are not overvalued. There is little doubt that US stock prices did rise too much in the past few months, given the outlook for sluggish growth in the US economy and single-digit increases in earnings. 

However, price/earnings ratios are now below where they were in the mid-1990s. This means that while US financial markets will likely be less calm than in the past few months, stock prices are more likely to move sideways than experience a long contraction. 

Consequently, further drops in the Shanghai market will probably have a smaller impact on the US market than occurred on February 27. 

Part of the contagion effect from the Chinese stock market to the rest of the world had to do with concerns about the potential impact on the country's growth and, therefore, the impact on export earnings of the United States, European and Japanese companies. 

While China only accounts for about 6 percent of the global economy, compared with 30 percent for the United States, the Chinese economy has generated about 15 percent of global growth in the last five years and accounts for an even higher percentage of the profits of many multinational corporations. 

This global dependence on China's economy is set to grow in the coming decades. Thus, it was no surprise that in the wake of the stock market turmoil, companies with large export exposure to China were hurt the most. 

In the final analysis, the sell-off in Shanghai was more of a wake-up call to investors, who had become too complacent about risk than the beginning of some global financial crisis. 

While the US economy will struggle in the coming months, the risk of a recession is still low notwithstanding Greenspan's comments. 

One of the larger concerns of investors is the rather shaky outlook for the US economy. Recent data have been more negative than iously expected. 

On the downside, housing is still stuck in a fairly deep recession, and a recovery is not expected until the end of the year. Prices have been falling by about 5 percent in the most overvalued markets. 

While this is beginning to attract some buyers, the inventory of unsold homes is still around seven months, which is uncomfortably high for builders. 

In the meantime, as prices slide, the sub-prime mortgage market is beginning to show signs of stress, with delinquency rates rising sharply and expected to go much higher. 

So far, the impact on the conventional mortgage market and on risk spreads in bond markets has been very limited. However, markets are quite jittery and there has been a flight to quality, as evidenced by falling government bond yields. 

More troubling is recent evidence of increasing risk aversion by the corporate sector. As a result, capital spending, which was supposed to be an engine of growth this year, is sputtering. 

Similarly, because of the US housing recession and sluggish auto sales, the manufacturing sector is caught in the middle of a major inventory adjustment cycle. Weaker inventory accumulation accounted for half of the downward revision in fourth quarter US growth from 3.5 percent to 2.2 percent. Further efforts by US businesses to cut inventories are likely to keep growth weak in the first half of this year. 

On a more positive note, consumer confidence and consumer spending seem to be holding up. This is largely thanks to steady jobs and income growth. In particular, despite the troubles in the manufacturing sectors of the economy, the service sectors are still doing pretty well. 

Another source of strength for the US economy is exports, which have been growing at double-digit rates. Further weakness of the dollar, along with strong growth in other parts of the world, means that the US will enjoy export-led growth this year and probably for the next few years. 

Global Insight predicts that US economic growth in the first half of this year will be between 2 percent and 2.5 percent. However, we expect growth in subsequent quarters to accelerate modestly, as the housing downturn eases. For the year as a whole, growth will likely be around 2.5 percent. 

Despite Greenspan's comments, the risks of a recession are still quite low. While growth could weaken further, if the housing downturn gets worse or companies become more risk averse, it would take one or more big shocks to trigger a recession. 

Global Insight assesses the probability of a US recession at 15 percent to 20 percent. Unless the recent stock market volatility in the US turns into an extended bear market, the impact on growth will be very limited. The 3.3 percent drop in the Down Jones index on February 27 was only the 268th largest drop on record. Increased volatility is unlikely to have an impact on consumer spending, but could make companies a little more risk averse. 

The Federal Reserve's job has once again become more difficult. 

Until recently, the Fed was expected to keep interest rates at current levels for an extended period of time. 

However, the recent market turmoil has increased the downside risks and the odds that the Fed may cut rates in the late spring or over the summer. 

Two types of events could influence the Fed's decision about an interest rate cut. First, Federal Reserve Chair Ben S. Bernanke and his colleagues may have no choice but to ease rates if the US economy decelerates further, because of a deeper recession in housing or more weakness in capital spending. 

Second, they could move even more aggressively if stock prices fall by a large amount in the next few weeks and months. In the past 20 years, the Fed has moved decisively to limit the damage from large stock market crashes. 

Right after the 22.6 percent drop in the Dow Jones index on October 19, 1987, Greenspan assured markets that enough liquidity would be provided to ensure that financial markets would not freeze up. This set the stage for 4.4 percent growth in the following year. 

In the final analysis, while the most likely scenario is for the United States to avoid a recession, growth will be weak and financial waters very choppy. 

The writer is chief economist of Global Insight, a leading international economic and financial forecasting firm 

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Abstract
Two critical problems that the standard GARCH model suffers when modelling on the volatility of China’s stock market, non-stationarity and spuriously high persistence, are brought to light. It is justified that the SWARCH model is superior to conventional GARCH model, which can adequately model the volatility evolution process of Shanghai stock market and achieve better forecasting performance. The empirical results also indicate that the volatility models with Student t distribution perform better than their Gaussian counterparts. There exists huge difference in terms of conditional variance among the low, medium and high volatile regimes. Meanwhile, the Shanghai stock market was dominated by the low-volatile regime in the past 16 years. Finally, the well acknowledged asymmetric leverage effect is rejected to be in presence in Shanghai stock market. Econometric findings are explained and discussed in the context of events occurred in the market and by using the theory of behavioural finance.

8. 高分请英文高手帮忙，十万火急

Dear Prof.xxx:
It is such a pleasure to receive your email. I am xxxx, the only boy in your interviews in Beijing in November 5. Your introduction of the university and your speech has given me a very good impression of this university.I believe it is the right place for me to improve my myself in various aspects. Therefore, i have actually decided my major and filled out the application form. Besides, i am sorting out other documents now. my application will be sending from China in five days. In the mean time, i am trying to improve my English by listening to English radios and reading National Geography magazine online and some other English newspapers everyday.Apart from that, i also write some short articles. I hope i will make some progress befor my January IETLS test. In addition, i also agree with your opinion that i should enroll the language course despite the result of my IETLS test befor entering the university, so that i can enjoy my study on my major better.
 
Looking forward to become one of yor students.

your sincerece:
xxxxx