英語致辭(精選多篇)

第一篇：英語致辭

李源潮出席曼德拉追悼活動並致辭

國家副主席李源潮代表習近平主席，以中國政府和中國人民的名義，對曼德拉逝世表示深切哀悼。並在追悼會上用英語致辭，寄語新南非和中南關係。李源潮說，曼德拉是新南非的締造者，是非洲人民的驕傲，他爲非洲的民族解放、團結合作、發展進步貢獻了畢生精力。他開創的事業後繼有人，南非人民不斷取得國家發展建設重要成就。曼德拉是中南關係的奠基人之一，中國人民永遠不會忘記他對中南友好、中非關係做出的重要貢獻。

李源潮最後用英文詮釋“偉人已逝，精神永存。(原文："finally,i'd like to say although the great man has left ,mandela thought and his spirit will live forever")對曼德拉先生最好的追思與紀念就是弘揚他的精神，繼承他的事業。

第二篇：銀監會2014英語致辭 簡介

銀監會2014年年報劉主席致辭

chairman’s statement主席致辭

2014 was the most difficult year for china since the new century, with economic development being seriously challenged. in the wake of the severe shock rendered by the global financial crisis, world economy experienced twists and turns, and global financial market remained volatile. as the global economy slipped into deep recession, china’s economic performance was by no means de-coupled. against the backdrop, china’s central government resolutely steered the nation to face up to the challenges and overcome the unprecedented adversities. thanks to these efforts, downturn of the economy was reined in successfully, and the economy was placed back on track of an overall recovery and sustained development.

implementing macroeconomic adjustment policies

china’s central government responded to the fallout of the global financial crisis in a timely manner by adopting a host of measures to support sustained growth, boost domestic demand, adjust economic structure and improve people’s livelihood. the implementation of these policies required swift, resolute and effective endeavors. on its part, the cbrc instructed all banks to take into account the macroeconomic adjustments in providing credit support for the real economy, while holding on firmly to risk controls in the course of credit supply. in the first quarter when economic growth was mostly unsatisfactory, the banking sector provided a monthly average of rmb1.5 trillion of new loans, which contributed significantly to shoring up the economic recovery and preventing enterprises from falling due to broken liquidity chain. with the economy being re-stabilized, the cbrc timely guided the banking industry to bring credit expansion back on a normal track since the second quarter. hence, credit supply slowed down steadily for the rest of the year, matching up sensibly with economic recovery pace.

in the meantime, the cbrc required banking institutions to actively optimize credit portfolio and allocation, so as to give bank credit a full play in the transformation and restructuring of the national economy. specifically, banking institutions were urged to increase the agricultural and sme loans, develop green credit, support energy-saving enterprises and projects, provide consumer credit for purchasing first homes, household appliances, automobiles and agricultural equipments, and facilitate key projects in line with national industrial policies. overall, the banking industry played a pivotal role in underpinning economic recovery and restructuring in 2014.

enhancing supervisory effectiveness

bearing in mind the mandate of conducting risk-based supervision, the cbrc remained vigilant against the embedded risks accumulated in the course of rapid credit expansion in 2014. meanwhile, effective countermeasures were taken in a timely nst the credit risks associated with banks’ lending to local government funding platforms (lgfps), the cbrc specified three ‘bottom lines of defense‘. firstly, banks are forbidden to extend package loans. secondly, banks are prohibited from signing loan contracts with local governments to fund the projects with large contractual values but lack of commercial viability. thirdly, banks are restricted in lending to the lgfps recognized for insufficient equity, unsound corporate governance, weak internal controls, inefficient risk management, or unsatisfactory fund management and utilization.

as for credit risks associated with real estate loans, the supervisory requirements are no less resolute and stringent. first of all, banks are required to follow the supervisory guidance in adjusting the down payment and mortgage rates. in case of providing residential mortgages, banks should interview and sign the contract with the borrowers in person, and should pay visit to the resident property in question in order to curb speculative investment. when lending to real estate projects, banks should examine the self-raised funds of the projects with due diligence. besides, credit to property development companies should be managed on a consolidated basis rather than on a standalone basis. where property developers are found to be in material violation of laws or regulations, banks are forbidden to grant loans regardless of the form and terms of loans. on top of the above requirements, loan disbursement procedures should be further refined to ensure the loans are disbursed to the ultimate beneficiary, while the flow of loans should be monitored, reviewed and properly controlled in order to prevent the misappropriation of loans.

to address the impact of the global financial crisis and maintain the soundness of the banking industry, the cbrc attached equal importance to macroand micro-prudential supervision, strengthened counter-cyclical supervisory measures, and refined prudential supervisory toolkit. in terms of microprudential supervision, banking institutions were required to ensure efficient capital replenishment, limit cross-holding of subordinated debts, control large exposures, adjust ltv ratio dynamically, andadopt dynamic provisioning practices. on the front of macro-prudential supervision, the cbrc focused on updating supervisory policies on banks’ credit supply in tandem with changing macroeconomic situations, applying stress tests to assess industry-wide risks, further raising banks’ awareness of macroeconomic risks, and intensifying cooperation and information sharing with other government tested by the global financial crisis, the cbrc’s practices in holding on to china-specific supervisory principles as well as china’s approach to applying simple, basic and useful supervisory ratios and methods proved effective and useful. the chinaspecific

principles include combining rule-based and principle-based supervision, integrating micro- and macro-prudential supervision, expanding the scope of supervision and preventing cross-border and crosssector risk contagion. such principles and approaches are adopted based on our past experiences, both reflective of china’s specific circumstances and largely consistent with the recent international recommendations on financial regulatory reform. hence, we will continue such supervisory practices with appropriate updates, so as to better serve the broader endeavors of financial reform and sustained economic development in china.

promoting mechanism building foreffective supervision

in 2014, remarkable progress was made in mechanism building for effective supervision. after a wide range of consultations, the cbrc released a set of rules on loan disbursement and management, includingthe provisional rules governing the management of fixed assets loans, the provisional rules governing the management of working capital loans, the provisional rules governing the management of retail loans and the guidelines on project financing (‘three rules and one guidelines‘), which marked a milestone in the transformation of loan management practices of china’s banking sector. the ‘three rules and one guidelines‘ require banking institutions to foster the concept of disbursing loans based on real economic demands, and establish the lending processes and procedures in which the functions of marketing, review, disbursement and management of loans are properly segregated. the purpose is to standardize loan disbursement practices, reinforce loan management and ensure that credit is properly disbursed to underpin the development of real economy.

apart from the reform of loan management practices, the cbrc continued to strengthen other aspects of the regulatory framework and enforcement. guidelines were issued on the management of the key risks faced by the banking industry, including operational risk, liquidity risk, interest rate risk in the banking book, and reputational risk. supervisory framework on it risk was also developed. onsite examination and off-site surveillance functions continued to improve, with the on-site examination analysis system (east) being applied in trial operations and the off-site surveillance system (oss) being updated to enable consolidated supervision. implementation of the basel ii forged ahead. along the process, the existing supervisory rules were reviewed, evaluated and amended where necessary. in particular, in-depth reviews were made on the rules pertaining to corporate governance, compensation schemes, capital replenishment, leverage, liquidity, systemically important institutions and financial conglomerates, among others, with corresponding guidelines being issued or amended. in 2014, the cbrc became full member of the financial stability board (fsb) and the basel committee on banking supervision (bcbs).

facilitating balanced and sustaineddevelopment of the banking industry

the overall strength and international competitiveness of china's banking industry have been significantly elevated since the onset of reform and opening up, especially in the last seven years. this has enabled the banking system to maintain sound performance in 2014 even against the headwinds of the global financial crisis. as of end-2014, total assets of the banking industry reached rmb78.8 trillion, up by 26.2 percent compared with the beginning of the year. the average risk-weighed capital adequacy ratio (car) of commercial banks was 11.4 percent. the stock and ratio of non-performing loans (npls) falling to rmb497.3 billion and 1.58 percent respectively. the provisioning coverage ratio of commercial banks reached 155 percent, up by 38.6 percentage points from the year beginning. net profit (after-tax) was rmb668.4 billion and return on equity (roe) was 16.2 percent. three large commercial banks in china, the industrial and commercial bank of china, construction bank of china and bank of china were ranked within world’s top five by capitalization. in 2014, banking sector reform continued. china development bank, the export-import bank of china, the agricultural bank of china, the postal savings bank of china and the new-type rural financial institutions as well as the 4 banking asset management companies all pressed ahead with reform and restructuring. opening up of the banking sector proceeded smoothly, with domestic banks prudently expanding overseas presence, foreign banks actively broadening services into china’s western regions, hong kong and macao banks permitted to open application-free inter-city subbranches within guangdong province. last but not the least, major progress was made in enhancing the banking supervisory cooperation cross the strait.

encouraging financial innovations in a safeand sound manner

in 2014, the cbrc pushed forward commercial banks’ pilot engagement in cross-sector financial activities. banks are allowed to make equity investment in insurance companies on a trial basis, with the investment by any one bank being limited to one insurance company. other pilot schemes were also rolled out, including allowing listed banks to trade bonds in the stock exchanges and to invest in financial leasing companies. pilot program for establishing consumer finance companies was officially launched to support the efforts in boosting domestic demand and stimulating the economy. a new department was set up within the cbrc to coordinate the supervision of credit guarantee firms, so as to alleviate the loan guarantee difficulties of the smes. furthermore, innovation on low carbon financial products and green credit was advocated.

while encouraging financial innovation, the cbrc also adopted effective measures to prevent associated risks. banks are required to spin off the cross-sector activities if the roa and roe gained from such activities are below the average of corresponding sectors. the overriding principle for financial innovation is that innovation must serve the real economic needs, with the cost being

carefully accounted, risk being effectively managed and information being sufficiently disclosed.

guiding the industry to provide qualityservices and fulfill social responsibility

in 2014, the cbrc guided the banking industry towards improving services and alleviating the crisis’ negative impact on banking industry and economy. commercial banks were encouraged to establish strategic business units (sbus) for small enterprises lending. licensing policy for small- and mediumsized commercial banks was adjusted to encourage their increased presence and services in rural areas. intensified efforts were dedicated to extend coverage of financial services in under-banked and unbanked areas. preparations for securing quality financial services for the 2014 shanghai world expo and the16th asian games in guangzhou were also the key focuses of the cbrc’s work in 2014.

supervisory efforts were also made to guide the banking industry to earnestly protect the interests of financial consumers and undertake social responsibilities. banks were encouraged to play their role in the reconstruction of the earthquakestricken regions by providing the needed credit support and streamlining the lending and npl writeoff procedures. banks were also called for to promote financial education, assist with the job creation for home-coming migrant rural workers and the young population, and improve financial services for the disadvantaged customers.

looking forward: vigilant and prepared

despite the encouraging signs in the world economy and global financial market, a recovery on firm ground is yet to land and stay. for the chinese economy, endogenous forces driving the rebound remain insufficient and structural imbalances stay acute. the banking sector is facing equally daunting challenges in the course of running the business and managing risks, as new problems and old ones are coexisting and intertwined. domestically, soundness of the banking sector is being tested by the increasing pressure of npls rebound, by the potential credit risks associated with lending to the lgfps, and by the real estate sector and industries with excess capacity. internationally, fundamental flaws underlined by the recent global financial crisis have not been resolved. supervisors are still seeking for effective solutions to address such regulatory issues as too-big-tofail, systemic risks, cross-sector risk contagion, toxic assets stuck with the banking system, un-regulated shadow banking and quasi-banking institutions. in the meantime, trade protectionism and disputes, sovereign debt crisis, high unemployment rate and potential capacity overhang all point to the possibility of new challenges to the world economy. vigilance is thus called for on the possible impact of these postcrisis threats.

coming through the global financial crisis, china’s banking sector has stepped onto a new level. we have full confidence in the progress and rise of china’s banking sector, but we remain cool-headed about the weaknesses to be addressed and fixed. as an ancient chinese poem says, there will be a day when we brave the strong wind and surge the mountains high waves, hoist a sky-reaching sail to voyage on the vast blue sea. our pursuit for the safety and soundness of china’s banking sector is non-stop.

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about the cbrc

our mandate, objectives & missions-------------

mandate：regulating and supervising banking institutions and their business operations in china.

objectives：to protect fair competition in banking industry and enhance the industry’s competitiveness, and thereby promoting the safety and soundness of banking industry and maintaining public confidence in the banking sector.

supervisory missions：protecting the interests of depositors and consumers and maintaining market confidence through prudential supervision; increasing public knowledge about modern financial products, services and the related risks through education and information disclosure; and reducing banking-related crimes to maintain financial stability.

our philosophy, approach & criteria-------------

supervisory philosophy：conducting consolidated and risk-based supervision, ensuring the supervised institutions establish effective risk management and internal control systems, and enhancing transparency.

supervisory approach：conducting prudential supervision to ensure accurate loan classification, sufficient loss provisioning, acceptable profitability and adequate capital.

supervisory criteria：enabling financial stability while facilitating financial innovation; enhancing the international competitiveness of the banking sector; setting appropriate supervisory criteria and standards and refraining from unnecessary restrictions; encouraging fair and orderly competition; subjecting both the supervisors and supervised institutions to a well-defined system of accountability; and allocating supervisory resources in acost-efficient manner.

第三篇：七一班班主任元旦英語致辭

七一班班主任元旦英語致辭

hello, everybody.

as 2014 comes to an end and we look ahead to 2014, i want to wish everyone a happy ，healthy and progressive new year.

time flies，busy days come and go as we are growing up. i remembered that when you come to this school，you are all smart like little deer. you all walk around our school yard to watch the trees，grass，and flowers with curious eyes. today you are all still young but you are a little more adult than before.

we get together to work here because of the dreams and the same goals. so we become friends of each other.

there are 34 lovely students in our class. it’s a happy and harmonious family. everyday there are things i was moved happening . and everyday you are growing up happily. i give my best wishes to you silently. i hope you study hard，well，and make progress.

now it is the golden time for you to study. you should have great hopes and dreams and achieve them with the help of the knowledge. you also should have honest attitude to make you do your duty energetically. regard books as our friends，regard knowledge as our partners，try our best sincerely，we get over more and more difficulties on the way to knowledgeable sea.

new year is coming. it’s new，we should welcome it with new faces. dear students，would you please not make mistakes in the future？there is nothing important except making progress. have a choice， and you’ll have a successful tomorrow.

we have only one youth. during the time that is full of energy，do with your heart. if you waste it， will give you a pity forever. be sure to have your own hopes and hold on to them，you will have ahappy future.

at last，wish you everything is well in 2014. happy new year to you all.

thank you.

december 28, 2014

第四篇：英語常用歡迎致辭

英語常用歡迎致辭 生活常識

it’s a great pleasure to have you here with us.我們很高興能請到您

i’m so pleased to have met you/ it’s been my pleasure meeting you.我很高興見到您。

i’m delighted to make you acquaintance.我很高興能與您相識。

i’m glad /happy/delighted to have the pleasure of meeting you in my hometown.我很高興能在我的家鄉接

待您。

welcome to….

we appreciate very much that you have come to visit our city in spite of the long and tiring journey. you must be our long-expected guest,professor green from university of pittsburgh!您一定是我們期盼已

久的客人---….吧。

it gives me such a great pleasure to meet…

it is with great pleasure that i extend a warm welcome to the chinese provincial trade delegation.

i am very happy that you are here to attend…

it is my privilege and great pleasure to host this banquet in honor of …(in sb.’s honor)

china warmly welcomes visitors from all over the world.

customers from various countries and regions are warmly welcome to establish and develop business

contacts. 熱烈歡迎世界各地客商來此進一步加強合作，建立和發展貿易關係

i am delighted to be with you here in the hong kong special administrative region of china on this

beautiful evening

i wish to express, on behalf of the chinese government and people, warm welcome to all of you who

have come here for the fortune global forum 2014 sponsored by aol time warner.

it’s a great pleasure to have you here with us.我們很高興能請到您

i’m so pleased to have met you/ it’s been my pleasure meeting you.我很高興見到您。

i’m delighted to make you acquaintance.我很高興能與您相識。

i’m glad /happy/delighted to have the pleasure of meeting you in my hometown.我很高興能在我的家鄉接

待您。

welcome to….

we appreciate very much that you have come to visit our city in spite of the long and tiring journey. you must be our long-expected guest,professor green from university of pittsburgh!您一定是我們期盼已

久的客人---….吧。

it gives me such a great pleasure to meet…

it is with great pleasure that i extend a warm welcome to the chinese provincial trade delegation.

i am very happy that you are here to attend…

it is my privilege and great pleasure to host this banquet in honor of …(in sb.’s honor)

china warmly welcomes visitors from all over the world.

customers from various countries and regions are warmly welcome to establish and develop business

contacts. 熱烈歡迎世界各地客商來此進一步加強合作，建立和發展貿易關係

i am delighted to be with you here in the hong kong special administrative region of china on this

beautiful evening

i wish to express, on behalf of the chinese government and people, warm welcome to all of you who

have come here for the fortune global forum 2014 sponsored by aol time warner. 歡迎致辭

尊敬的來賓 honored/ distinguished guests

代表 on behalf of

以……的名義 in the name of …

古話 an old saying

有朋自遠方來不亦樂乎？ isn’t it a great joy to have friends from afar?

週年慶典 an anniversary celebration

歡迎會 a welcoming party

歡送會 a send-off party

熱情好客 gracious hospitality

盛情邀請 gracious invitation

大會 conference

研討會 seminar

座談會，論壇 forum

峯會 summit

招待會 reception

禮堂 auditorium

開幕辭 opening speech

閉幕辭 closing speech

祝酒辭 toast

能夠……我深感榮幸i’m honored and privileged to ….

向…表示熱烈的歡迎和誠摯的感謝 to extend my warm welcome and heartfelt thanks to sb.

向…表示祝賀 to congratulate sb on sth

向…表示感謝 to appreciate sb for doing sth

向大會就……問題進行講話 to address the meeting/conferenceon the topic of …我期待着… i’m looking forward to sth/ doing sth

我提議爲…乾杯 i’d like to propose a toast to sth

annual 年度的

recognize and honor 表揚並嘉獎

staffs and faculty members 教職員工

excel 超出，突出

scale new heights 再攀新高

serve... heart and soul 全心全意的服務

take delight and pride in… 爲…… 感到高興和驕傲

to observe 慶祝

take some time out of one’s tight schedule 百忙中抽空

a new millennium 新千年

countdown 倒計時

在這月光明媚的夜晚on this beautiful moon-lit evening

歡聚一堂 to have…with us

有朋自遠方來，不亦樂乎。it is such a delight to have friends coming from afar.乒乓外交the pingpong diplomacy

時多時少,起伏 ups and downs

非常牢固的互利關係solid and mutually beneficial relationship.

到期expiring

爲……乾杯propose a toast to

記者會 press conference

慶祝：to celebrate/observe; in celebration of; in commemoration of

表示/表達…歡迎/感謝/祝賀/問候/邀請：to express/extend…welcome/thanks/congratulations/greetings/invitation

碩果累累： rewarding/fruitful/yield high…returns/

顯著增長：… has increased by leaps and bounds/ have a remarkable growth /increase dramatically

翻兩番： quadruple; be/become four times as …as it was/used to be

充分發揮： make the best use of …/ give full play to…/ take the advantage of…

a major consideration: 重要考慮因素

充滿現代活力full of dynamism of the modern era

喜慶的時刻 a festive moment

歡樂的時刻 a joyous occasion

應……的邀請 at the invitation of sb.

在……的陪同下 in the company of

代表團的各位成員 members of the delegation

與會者 participants

召開記者招待會 to call a press conference

交流的平臺 a platform for communication

日新月異 to change with every passing day

重申我方觀點 to reiterate our opinion/ standing

有建設性 constructive

接風洗塵 to give/ host a dinner for the arrival of sb.

向……轉達來自……的祝賀 to bring to a the congratulations from b

以……結束我的講話 i’d like to end my speech with …

致以衷心的祝賀和最美好的祝願 to express one’s sincere congratulations and best wishes

祝……圓滿成功！ wish…… a complete success

第五篇：關於學習英語的演講致辭

mere exposure to english will not enable you to speak english. if you want to drive you have to get in the car and drive, if you want to dance you have to turn on the music and dance, if you want to swim you have to jump in the water and swim. in fact, swimming is the perfect comparison to learning english.

you can’t learn to swim by sitting in a room and reading books about swimming skills. in order to be a swimmer you’ve got to conquer you fear, you’ve got to survive and suck in water, yell for help, you’ve got to lose face many times before you can make it. but, to be a good swimmer you’ve got to practice again and again. to be a great swimmer you have to practice for years until you can harmonize every part of your body and mind.

let’s do it! let’s yell together! speaking english is a piece of cake! make your chinese muscle international!

僅僅浸泡在英語書堆裏是不能幫你說英語的。如果你想學會開車，你就要鑽進車裏，開起來；如果你想學跳舞，你就要打開音樂，跳起來；如果你想游泳，你就要跳進水裏，遊起來。事實上，把學英語比作游泳是最恰當不過了，光是坐在家裏，閱讀一些有關游泳技巧的書，這樣是學不會游泳的。爲了學會游泳，你必須戰勝恐懼，你必須求生存，嗆水，喊救命，丟無數次的臉，這樣才能學會遊。但是，要想遊得好，你必須不斷地訓練，如果要成爲出色的游泳能手，你必須練上好幾年，直到你大腦和身體的各部分變得非常和諧。

讓我們立即行動，讓我們一起大喊，說英語是小菜一碟，把你的中國肌肉變成美國肌肉！

（編者注：這篇文章是我們爲大家準備的“超級經典”特別奉獻。大家一定要十遍、百遍、千遍地學習，朗讀並脫口而出！）