马来西亚英文互译

Malaysia 英[mə'leɪʒə] 美[mə'leɪʒə] [释义] 马来西亚; 马来群岛; [例句]Stores are also planned in malaysia and singapore.该公司还计划在马来西亚和新加坡开店。It is a chance to leverage warming ties between malaysia and singapore. 这是推动马来西亚与新加坡双边关系回暖的一个良机。Honda motor stopped production in malaysia due to a lack of parts from thailand. 由于缺少一些来自泰国的零件，本田已停止了在马来西亚的生产。

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①n马来西亚人

②adj.马来西亚的;马来西亚人的

1.他定居马来西亚。

He settled in Malaysia.

2.这将改变马来西亚的政治面貌。

This would change the face of Malaysian politics.

3.我真的很努力在工作，而且我很骄傲自己是一个马来西亚人。

I work really hard, and I'm proud to be a Malaysian.

4.我参与工作的大部分学生是马来西亚人。

Most of the students I'm working with are Malaysian.

吉兰丹 马樟 D/A AZMIAH HAYATI,KAMPUNG KEMUNING, 18500 MACHANG,KELANTAN,MALAYSIA吉兰丹马樟D/A azmiah Hayati，甘榜kemuning，18500马厂，吉兰丹，马来西亚 实在翻译不出来我就用英文

= terima kasih 甭客气 = sama-sama = helo 拜拜 = selamat tinggal 早上好 = selamat pagi 下午好 = selamat tengahari 晚上好= selamat petang 晚安= selamat malam 对不起 = minta maaf

马来西亚 东南亚国家。由半岛(或西)马来西亚和东马来西亚两个地区组成，中间隔有南海，相距约650千米。西马来西亚位于马来半岛南半部，北与泰国接壤。东马来西亚位于婆罗洲岛西北部，包括沙巴和沙捞越两部分。面积：330,442平方千米。人口：约22,602,000(2001)。首都：吉隆坡。由于位处海上交通繁忙的马六甲海峡，该国人口组成十分多元化，以马来人和华人占多数，其他较小的民族有印度人、巴基斯坦人和泰米尔人。语言：马来语(官方语言)、汉语和印欧语言。宗教：伊斯兰教(国教)、佛教、道教、儒教和印度教。货币：林吉特。西马来西亚以山地为主；东马来西亚的地势由沿海平原渐升至丘陵，再升高到内陆山区。大部分陆地为雨林所覆盖。乔木作物尤其是橡胶和棕榈油是国家最重要的经济作物；稻米是主要的粮食作物。石油钻探和生产以及锡矿开采业很重要，橡胶制品、水泥和钢铁产品等制造业也占重要地位。马来西亚是君主立宪国家，两院制。国家元首是“最高统治者”，政府首脑为总理。6,000～8,000年前马来亚已有人类居住。公元2～3世纪印度的探险家首次来此时已有一些小王国存在。约1400年苏门答腊流亡者建立了马六甲城邦，后来成为一个商业和伊斯兰教的中心，1511年为葡萄牙人占领。1641年荷兰人占领马六甲。1819年英国人在新加坡岛建立殖民地，到1867年建成海峡殖民地(包括马六甲、新加坡和槟榔屿)。19世纪末，中国人开始移民马来亚。1941年日本人入侵马来亚，1942年夺取新加坡。战后由于反对英国统治，1946年成立了马来亚民族统一组织，1948年马来半岛和槟榔屿结成联邦。1957年马来亚终于脱离英国，取得独立。1963年建立马来西亚联邦。20世纪70年代末经济大为扩张，但在90年代中期遭到席卷该地区的经济衰退影响。 MalaysiaIt is composed of two regionsPeninsular, or West, Malaysia and East Malaysiaseparated by 400 mi (650 km) of the South China Sea. West Malaysia occupies the southern half of the Malay Peninsula (Malaya) and is bordered on the north by Thailand. East Malaysia lies on the northwestern part of the island of Borneo and consists of the states of Sarawak and Sabah. Area: 127,354 sq mi (329,845 sq km). Population (2002 est.): 24,370,000. Capital: Kuala Lumpur. Because it lies on the heavily traveled Strait of Malacca, the country's population is a highly diverse mix, in which ethnic Malays and Chinese form the largest groups. Smaller ethnic groups include Indians, Pakistanis, and Tamils. Languages: Malay (official), Chinese, Indo-European languages. Religions: Islam (official), Buddhism, Daoism, Confucianism, Hinduism. Currency: ringgit. West Malaysia is largely mountainous; East Malaysia has coastal plains rising to hills and then to a mountainous core. Much of Malaysia is covered by rainforest. Tree crops, notably rubber and palm oil, are the country's most important cash crops; rice is the chief staple crop. Petroleum drilling and production and tin mining are important, as is the manufacture of rubber goods, cement, and iron and steel products. Malaysia is a constitutional monarchy with two legislative houses; the chief of state is the paramount ruler, and the head of government is the prime minister. Malaya has been inhabited for 6,000–8,000 years, and small kingdoms existed in the 2nd–3rd centuries AD, when adventurers from India first arrived. Sumatran exiles founded the city-state of Malacca с 1400, and it flourished as a trading and Islamic religious centre until its capture by the Portuguese in 1511. Malacca passed to the Dutch in 1641. The British founded a settlement on Singapore Island in 1819, and by 1867 they had established the Straits Settlements, including Malacca, Singapore, and Penang. During the late 19th century, Chinese began to migrate to Malaya. Japan invaded Malaya in 1941 and captured Singapore in 1942. After Japan's defeat in 1945, opposition to British rule led to the creation of the United Malaya National Organization (UMNO) in 1946, and in 1948 the peninsula was federated with Penang. Malaya gained independence from Britain in 1957, and the federation of Malaysia was established in 1963. Its economy expanded greatly from the late 1970s, but it suffered from the economic slump that struck the area beginning in the mid-1990s.