一句英語的中文意思 下段文字主要是摘錄自最近歐洲央行決定降息的新聞，請問最後一句also indicated that some policymakers had pushed for a bigger cut.是指"部分歐洲央行內部官員向調降利率進展"的意思嗎? 對於這句的理解不太清楚，希望能聽聽大家的看法，謝謝! ECB President Mario Draghi, promising to provide as much liquidity as euro zone banks need well into next year and to help smaller companies get access to credit, also indicated that some policymakers had pushed for a bigger cut. 附上新聞出處供大家參考http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/02/us-ecb-rates-idUSBRE94100520130502

The language use in German's university Now I'm applying for the exchange program and I'm wondering the University of Munster in Germany, does anyone know that the courses in College of Business are taught in English or in German? Thanks a lot!!!

Please correct a short paragraph I wrote Whenever a new semester begins, teachers usually require that students should have their own textbooks. Some students would like to buy brand-new textbooks from publishers while the others prefer used textbooks which are sold by secondhand bookstores.

How can I say it correctly in the following sentence? If I want to indicate where the news from and when did the news be issued, did I say it correctly in the following sentence? "This news is from Taipei Times on Apr 07, 2011." If I'm wrong, please correct me, thanks you!!!

What is "morning person", "night person" ,and "light sleeper" ? What is "morning person", "night person" ,and "light sleeper" ?

i want to know the specific explaination of these phrases about sleep 1. to drop off 2. to funtion better 3. to get along on 2 hours a night 4. to get to sleep 5. to go right to sleep 6. to fall asleep 7. to hit the hay 8. to lose sleep 9. a morning person 10. to be wide awake

a news about Facebook founder and I don't understand the meaning of some sententences I only quote part of the news which I don't understand so there is a link to the news below. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/25/technology/25facebook.html?_r=1&ref=technology 1.I don't understandand the word "yet" in the last sentence. PALO ALTO — Mark Zuckerberg, America’s youngest billionaire at 26, has not spent much money on himself. Forbes estimates his fortune at $6.9 billion, but Mr. Zuckerberg, chief executive of Facebook, has yet to sell any sizable portion of his holdings in the company. 2.Why does it would be more effective if the founder's name was not anonymous? (I don't understand it from "But Mr. Booker..." to "his name was attached to it" actually.) Mr. Zuckerberg says he was hoping to do just that. On the Oprah show and in a later press conference, Mr. Zuckerberg and Mr. Booker both said that the Facebook co-founder wanted to make his gift anonymous. But Mr. Booker persuaded him that the grant, which challenges New Jersey officials to raise matching funds, would be more effective if his name was attached to it. And they said that the timing was driven by factors out of their control. 3.I don't understand the word gift in the last sentence. Does it mean money here? Mr. Zuckerberg said that the $100 million would be used to start a new foundation called Startup: Education. The entire gift is earmarked for Newark and comes with no strings attached, giving “flexibility to try out new things,” he said. 4.What does "mind-boggling" mean in the last sentence? “It is truly exceptional for any age group,” said Patrick M. Rooney, executive director of the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, which tracks giving. “Clearly when you look at most philanthropists, significant gifts like these are made late in life or after death. For someone to do this in their 20s is mind-boggling.” 5.What does the word gift mean in the first sentence? Mr. Rooney said Mr. Zuckerberg’s is only the third gift of $100 million or m ore made this year in the United States. Last year, there were only six donations of that size or larger, he said. 6. I don't understand the whole paragraph,especially the sentences said by Lester M. Salamon. Besides, the word striking in the last sentence I don't know what it means either. “We have been seeing a very interesting phenomenon of dot-com billionaires making very generous gifts, in many cases with a different attitude than was in the past,” said Lester M. Salamon, director of the Center for Civil Society Studies at Johns Hopkins University. “People are striking it rich at an ever-earlier age.” 7.I don't understand the whole paragraph, especially the last sentence, "Mr. Zuckerberg is giving shares to the foundation that will be sold to other private investors, a relatively new development in Silicon Valley". But even in those situations, those individuals established their philanthropies well after their companies went public. Mr. Zuckerberg’s gift is unusual, in part, because Facebook is still privately held, and there is no public market for its shares. Mr. Zuckerberg is giving shares to the foundation that will be sold to other private investors, a relatively new development in Silicon Valley.

need some interesting topics Because there is an English conversation course, I want to find some interesting topics (or news) about these days which can be discussed with classmates. What are the topics do you suggest?

please correct these sentences There are some words use capital letters mean I'm unsure that they are correct enough to convey what I want to say in the sentences. 1.Watching the basketball games OF Taipei Deaflympics must be the best life experience I have ever had. 2.It was my first time to watch a LIVE AND FORMAL basketball game. 3.Therefore, everything was so FRESH to me and THE FEELING OF LIVE was much more different than just sitting in front of TV. 4.I was much MOVED by the players. 5.Although all of them are deaf, they still not LEAVING their dreams behind. 6.They know THAT they have to keep working and never give up so that they can achieve their goals. 7.That’s why they all did such a great job in this big event and all of them ARE BECOMING the true champions in my mind.