景区标识语翻译（1）
湖区水深，注意安全。
Deep water! Beware.
珍惜文物古迹，勿乱刻乱涂。(——提示：“珍惜……”这些都不用翻出来)
No graffiti!
购票中请当面清点票款，门票售出，恕不退
款。
Check the change before you leave. No
refund for tickets sold.
游客必须每人持票入内，废票、伪造票不得
入内。
Admission by valid tickets only.
爱护草坪，足下留情。
Keep off the grass.
心触一片净土，爱博一片蓝天。——提示：这种比较有“文采”的标识语，翻译的时候就返璞归真，直接意译。
Keep the environment clean.
禁止停车，违者拖走。
Tow away zone!
未经允许，不准停车。
Assigned parking only.
禁止摆卖。
No venders.
当心触电。
Danger! High voltage.
暂停服务请谅解。Temporarily clod. Sorry for the
inconvenience.
六点停止入园。
Last admission: 6:00
狗便后，请清理。
Clean up after your dog.
需要帮助，请按按钮/请按铃
Press/Ring for assistance
小心碰头——提示：（千万别说Be careful of your head或者Mind your head ）
Caution: low ceiling
小心台阶间跨度
Mind the gap
仅作火警安全出口
Fire exit only
请勿在此倒垃圾
No littering
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请勿在本餐厅内进食非麦当劳食品——（提
示：这个翻译真的很巧妙，而且很委婉）Seating rerved for consumption of
McDonald's food only
限时停车Time Limit Parking
综合商店Variety Store
邮购服务Mail Order Retailing
蔬菜水果店Grocery Store
超值享受Best Value
数量有限售完为止Subject to Availability 山路多弯道，行车须安全Twists Ahead. Drive with Care.
碧水清清，却亦无情Danger: Deep Water(or: Deep Water! Beware!)
禁止携带犬只入内Dogs Not Allowed
戴好防护镜和安全帽Safety Glass & Hard Hats Required
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