Упражнение

Переведите следующие предложения с обобщенно-личным мес­тоимением one:

А

1. One should take the precautions mentioned.

2. One believes that the procedure described above will
simplify the experiment.

3. One may well ask why the two sheets of paper fly
apart.

Б

4. It takes one much time to make all the necessary
calculations.

5. The evidence provided by the author makes one believe
that his hypothesis rests on sound foundation.

6. The figures presented involve one in the problems of
modern statistics.

В

7. One is to make a lot of experiments to make sure
that his observation is adequate.

8. When making experiments of this kind one is faced
with still another difficulty.

9. The computer allows one to make calculations in a
short time.

10. One cannot fail to observe that the advance in
technique grows more rapid.

11. If one is caught in the open without any protection
from a storm that promises to be of considerable electric
violence, there is little to be done or that need to be done
in the way of protection.

12. One can still make meaningful measurements, if he
stays in the region where he knows how to correct for the
effects of collision or magnetic fields.

13. In order to apply the method mentioned one needs
to know the location and shapes of the singularities, hence
one is almost always restricted to analytic models.

Повторение one — слова-заместителя существительного и обобщенно-личного местоимения

Упражнение

Переведите следующие предложения. Укажите функцию слова one:

1. Instead of numbers one might use symbols for
numbers — algebra instead of arithmetic.

2. Even the fastest of the heavy molecules move slowly
compared with the light ones.

3. The steady state of the gas is supposed to be one
which gives no one direction preference over another.

4. One may well ask why the number b and a are not
identical, since they arise from much the same kind of
process.

5. A moment's reflection is enough to convince one that
the speeds found are not only possible, but reasonable.

6. Fast molecules do not diffuse through the rest as fast
as their speed would lead one to expect.

7. If one wishes to know whether or not a certain
compound is present, one simply looks for a peak from that
compound which would be expected in an otherwise clear
region of the spectrum.