Бабайко• 12 января 2018
Как перевести с английского?
With the advances in technology and architecture, the world’s top 10 tallest buildings continue to change as structures become completed.
Do you have an idea of what buildings made the cut?
Спасибо.
Do you have an idea of what buildings made the cut?
Спасибо.
Кина_не_будет• 12 января 2018
Благодаря достижениям в области технологий и архитектуры десятки самых высоких зданий в мире продолжают меняться по мере завершения строительства.
У вас есть представление о том, какие здания сделані в разрезе?
У вас есть представление о том, какие здания сделані в разрезе?
ТигрЛьвович• 12 января 2018
Ответ дляКина_не_будет
Благодаря достижениям в области технологий и архитектуры десятки самых высоких зданий в мире продолжают меняться по мере завершения строительства.
У вас есть представление о том, какие здания сделані в разрезе?
У вас есть представление о том, какие здания сделані в разрезе?
Скорее представление о том, как здания выглядят в разрезе
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Бабайко
• 12 января 2018
Ответ дляКина_не_будет
Благодаря достижениям в области технологий и архитектуры десятки самых высоких зданий в мире продолжают меняться по мере завершения строительства.
У вас есть представление о том, какие здания сделані в разрезе?
У вас есть представление о том, какие здания сделані в разрезе?
made the cut ещё означает ’пройти отбор’
Кина_не_будет• 12 января 2018
Ответ дляТигрЛьвович
Скорее представление о том, как здания выглядят в разрезе
ну примерно так... видимо там даны здания, их надо начертить в разрезе. Я не вижу задания, поэтому примерно перевела
Кина_не_будет• 12 января 2018
Ответ дляБабайко
made the cut ещё означает ’пройти отбор’
нужно видеть задание, чтобы точно перевести.
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Бабайко
• 12 января 2018
Ответ дляКина_не_будет
нужно видеть задание, чтобы точно перевести.
Это текст Топ-10 самых высоких зданий мира.
автор
Бабайко
• 12 января 2018
Ответ дляКина_не_будет
нужно видеть задание, чтобы точно перевести.
Skyscrapers around the world are ranked by height. But what is a skyscraper, or what counts as a building? In 1969, the international non-profit organization by the name of Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), set the standard by announcing “The World’s Tallest Building”. Only buildings with occupiable floors – in other words, a floor that can be used – are counted, which means that non-building structures and towers don’t count! The Council maintains a list of the world’s top 100 tallest completed buildings and has four criteria: (1) the height to the structural or architectural top, (2) the height to the floor of the highest occupied floor, (3) the height to the top of the roof (although this was removed around 2009, per SOURCE), and (4) the height to the top of any part of the building.
In 1996, the world’s tallest building was defined by the height to the top of the tallest architectural structural element which included spires but not antennae. What’s the difference? Spires are considered vital parts to the design of buildings. Changes made by adding spires would substantially change the appearance and the design of the building. However, antennas can be added and removed without these consequences. Later in the 90s, architects and builders of the world’s most popular buildings became rivals, such as the Bank of Manhattan and the Chrysler Building, that added spires to make them more competitive.
With the advances in technology and architecture, the world’s top 10 tallest buildings continue to change as structures become completed. Do you have an idea of what buildings made the cut? Keep watching to see how many you know.
In 1996, the world’s tallest building was defined by the height to the top of the tallest architectural structural element which included spires but not antennae. What’s the difference? Spires are considered vital parts to the design of buildings. Changes made by adding spires would substantially change the appearance and the design of the building. However, antennas can be added and removed without these consequences. Later in the 90s, architects and builders of the world’s most popular buildings became rivals, such as the Bank of Manhattan and the Chrysler Building, that added spires to make them more competitive.
With the advances in technology and architecture, the world’s top 10 tallest buildings continue to change as structures become completed. Do you have an idea of what buildings made the cut? Keep watching to see how many you know.
Кина_не_будет• 12 января 2018
Ответ дляБабайко
Skyscrapers around the world are ranked by height. But what is a skyscraper, or what counts as a building? In 1969, the international non-profit organization by the name of Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), set the standard by announcing “The World’s Tallest Building”. Only buildings with occupiable floors – in other words, a floor that can be used – are counted, which means that non-building structures and towers don’t count! The Council maintains a list of the world’s top 100 tallest completed buildings and has four criteria: (1) the height to the structural or architectural top, (2) the height to the floor of the highest occupied floor, (3) the height to the top of the roof (although this was removed around 2009, per SOURCE), and (4) the height to the top of any part of the building.
In 1996, the world’s tallest building was defined by the height to the top of the tallest architectural structural element which included spires but not antennae. What’s the difference? Spires are considered vital parts to the design of buildings. Changes made by adding spires would substantially change the appearance and the design of the building. However, antennas can be added and removed without these consequences. Later in the 90s, architects and builders of the world’s most popular buildings became rivals, such as the Bank of Manhattan and the Chrysler Building, that added spires to make them more competitive.
With the advances in technology and architecture, the world’s top 10 tallest buildings continue to change as structures become completed. Do you have an idea of what buildings made the cut? Keep watching to see how many you know.
In 1996, the world’s tallest building was defined by the height to the top of the tallest architectural structural element which included spires but not antennae. What’s the difference? Spires are considered vital parts to the design of buildings. Changes made by adding spires would substantially change the appearance and the design of the building. However, antennas can be added and removed without these consequences. Later in the 90s, architects and builders of the world’s most popular buildings became rivals, such as the Bank of Manhattan and the Chrysler Building, that added spires to make them more competitive.
With the advances in technology and architecture, the world’s top 10 tallest buildings continue to change as structures become completed. Do you have an idea of what buildings made the cut? Keep watching to see how many you know.
Последние два предложения: У вас есть идеи , какие именно здания попали в эту десятку?
Т.е. два предложения на инглише, просто объединили в один смысл на русском.
Т.е. два предложения на инглише, просто объединили в один смысл на русском.
автор
Бабайко
• 12 января 2018
Ответ дляКина_не_будет
Последние два предложения: У вас есть идеи , какие именно здания попали в эту десятку?
Т.е. два предложения на инглише, просто объединили в один смысл на русском.
Т.е. два предложения на инглише, просто объединили в один смысл на русском.
Спасибо. Я перевела как ’какие страны попали в этот список (т.е., топ-10’.
Кина_не_будет• 12 января 2018
Ответ дляБабайко
Спасибо. Я перевела как ’какие страны попали в этот список (т.е., топ-10’.
я несколько раз перечитывала, Вы знаете тут немного не о странах... все-таки про здания, сооружения....
Но Вам виднее может.
Но Вам виднее может.
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