唐诗《春晓》的22种英译【春眠不觉晓，处处闻啼鸟。
夜来风雨声，花落知多少。
】（唐孟浩然《春晓》）①I awake light-hearted this morning of spring. / Everywhere round me the singing of birds –/ But now I remember the night, the storm, / And I wonder how many blossoms were broken. (Witter Bynner & Kiang Kang-hu) ②Into my slumber in spring steal beams of morning, / and now to my ears come the voices of birds all around. / Yet I heard the sounds of winds and rains in the night, / I wonder how many flowers are fallen down to the ground. （万昌盛王僴中）③Oversleeping in spring I missed the dawn; / Now everywhere the cries of birds are heard. / Tumult of wind and rain had filled the night — / How many blossoms fell during the storm? （张廷琛& Bruce M. Wilson）④O’er spring drowse, lo! The morning dawns, / And everywhere b irds’ songs call. / It rained last night, and winds rustled so — / Plenty, me thinks, the blossoms’ fall. （林同济）⑤ Slumbering, I know not the spring dawn is peeping, / But everywhere the singing birds are cheeping. / Last night I heard the rain dripping and wind weeping, / how many petals are now on the ground sleeping? （吴钧陶）⑥Spring slumber slips by till daybreak, / Around me the birds are chirping awake. / Now I recall last night the wind and the rain, / And wonder how many petals have fallen. （刘军平）⑦Unconscious of dawning in the spring, / I hear birds crying all around. / There was sound of wind and rain all night; / How many flowers have fallen aground? （赵甄陶）⑧I wake to find the spring morn bright, / And hear birds singing all around. / Wind and rain was heavy last night, / How many flowers fell aground? （杨纪鹤）⑨This morn of spring in bed I’m lying, not to awake till birds are crying. After one night of wind and showers, how many are the fallen flowers! （许渊冲）⑩I slept in spring, unconscious of the dawn, / When songs of birds were heard on every lawn; / At night came sounds of rain and wind that blew, / How many a blossom fell no one knew！（许渊冲）⑪In springtide’s dreams the dawn is sweetly drowned; / Till everywhere the songs of birds resound. / I heard last night the rush of wind and rain. / How many flowers have fallen to the ground? （许渊冲）⑫Late! This spring morning as I awake I know. / All around me the birds are crying. The storm / last night, I sensed its fury, How many, / I wonder, are fallen, poor dear flowers!（翁显良）⑬I scarcely knew it was dawn, So sound was the sleep of spring; / Everywhere there was birdsong. / All night long was the sough of wind and rain; / How many flowers have fallen to the ground? （翁显良）⑭How suddenly the morning comes in spring! / On every side you hear the sweet birds sing: / Last night amidst the storm —Ah, who can tell, / With wind and rain, how many blossoms fell? （翁显良）⑮Sleeping in the spring, one hardly knows it’s daylight, / Birds are heard everywhere trilling. /There’ve been sounds of wind and rain in the night, / How many blossoms have been falling? （翁显良）⑯I slept in spring not conscious of the dawn, / But heard the gay birds chattering all round, / I remember, there was a storm at night. / Pray, how many blossoms have fallen down? （翁显良）⑰Sleeping in spring oblivious of dawn / everywhere I hear birds / after the wind and rain last night / I wonder how many petals fell (Red Pine) ⑱Asleep in the spring, dawn comes to me unawares; / I hear the birds singing all round. / When night comes there’s the sound of wind and rain; / Who knows how many blossoms fall to the ground. (Peter Harris)⑲I scarcely knew it was dawn, / So round was the sleep of spring; / Everywhere there was birdsong. / All night long was the sough of wind and rain; / How many flowers have fallen to the ground? （刘师舜1967）⑳How suddenly the morning comes in Spring! / On every side you hear the sweet birds sing. / Last night amidst the storm – Ah, who can tell, / With wind and rain, how many blossoms fell? (DAWN IN SPRING John Turner) 21.In drowsy spring I slept till daybreak / When the birds cry here and there, I awake. / Last night I heard a storm of wind and rain, / How many blossoms have fallen again? （《中国翻译》杂志2001年第2期）22. This spring morning in bed I’m lying / Not awake till I hear birds crying. / After one night of wind and showers / How many are the fallen flowers? （《中国翻译》杂志2001年第2期）注：这是本人正在编著的《汉英翻译大辞典》中的一个词条。
