Now, the country’s immunization program faces a backlash of public distrust that critics say has been magnified by the government’s ingrained secrecy.
如今這個國家的免疫接種系統面臨公眾強烈的不信任,評論人士稱,這種情緒被政府一貫以來的隱瞞作風放大了。http://cn.nytimes.com/china/20160419/c19chinavaccine/dual/
提問:"backlash" (激烈的反感等)漏譯。
"ingrained " (根深的)是"一貫以來"嗎?
The faulty vaccines have become the latest lightning rod for widespread, often visceral distrust of China’s medical system, as well as a rebuff to what many Chinese critics see as President Xi Jinping’s bulldozing, top-down rule.
在中國,人們往往普遍對醫療體系極不信任感,這次的問題疫苗事件無疑成為了最新話題;此外許多中國評論人士認為,疫苗事件是對習近平主席嚴厲的、自上而下的統治的冷漠回應。
lightning rod noun [C] US 原意為避雷針, 轉為"被攻擊、批判的替身":上
文指散播不信任之"傳輸管道"。someone or something that takes all the blame for a situation, although other people or things are responsible too:
In a harsh economic climate, raises for teachers have become a lightning rod for criticism.
"visceral" distrust不是"極不信任感",而是"直覺的、本能的"不信任。
visceral
知性でなく)本能から生じる;直観的な,本能的な,感情的な;心[腹]の底からの(◆gut の婉曲語)
- a visceral
- 本能的反応
- a visceral [ , repug- ]
- 虫が好かないこと
- visceral.
- 同情とは腹の底からわいてくるものだ.
ingrained
adjective
1 (of beliefs) so firmly held that they are not likely to change:
Such ingrained prejudices cannot be corrected easily.
The belief that you should own your house is deeply ingrained in British society.
2 Ingrained dirt has got under the surface of something and is difficult to remove:
The oil had become ingrained in his skin.
1 〈偏見・迷信・気性・習慣などが〉深く染み込んだ,しっかり植えつけられた,根深い;生得の,生まれつきの;全くの
- ingrained
- 根深い迷信
- ingrained
- 身に染みついた習慣
- ingrained stubbornness
- 持ち前の頑固さ.
- 2 〈特に,よごれが〉糸[繊維]の中まで染み込んだ. (また engrained)
backlash
- 音節
- báck • làsh
- [名詞]
- 1 反発,(急激な)反動,跳ね返り.
- 2 (社会的・政治的な)激しい反発,反感
- backlash
- (白人の黒人に対する)反発.
- 3 〔機械〕 バックラッシュ.
- (1)(歯車の間の)すき間,あそび.
- (2)(機械の間の)あそび,がた.
- 4 〔釣り〕 (リールの回転が速すぎるために起こる)釣り糸のもつれ.
- ━━ [自動詞]
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