英语口译常用的笔记符号
Note-taking symbols and abbreviations for your reference
一、做口译笔记时的注意事项
1.口译笔记应记要点，切忌求记“全”。口译笔记是记忆的延伸或补充，不应也不必取代记忆。口译笔记的主要内容是概念、命题、名称、数字、组织机构和逻辑关系（如大小、先后、正反、上下、升降、因果关系等），笔记单位以表达意群的词语和符号为主。
2.口译笔记求快求精，但不可潦草。
3.口译笔记可使用来源语，也可使用目标语，也可以双语兼用。只要有利于口译的准确性和流利性，不必拘泥于某种文字或符号。例如，“联合国大会”可笔录为“UN”或“联大”。
4.口译笔记使用大量常见略语，例如：cf（compare），Co （company），eg（for example），
etc（and so on），esp（especially），ie（that is），max （maximum），
min（minimum），ref（reference），std（standard），usu （usually），等。
二、常用速记符号
速记是一项特殊的技巧，速记语言是由一套完整的符号组成的体系。在口译实践中逐步掌握一些简单的速记符号是有益的。
口译成功与否在很大程度上取决于译员在口译表达前对感知的信息进行记录的能力。记录分为“脑记”和“笔记”两种。
人脑的记忆由短时记忆和长时记忆两部分组成。顾名思义，短时记忆是一种操作性的暂时记忆，长时记忆属于一种储存性的永久记忆。影响一个人短时记忆的因素很多，其中最主要的因素是记忆内容的意义性。即便是当感知的信息有意义时，人的短时记忆只可容纳由二十多个单词组成的句子，或者一组十位数的数字。因此，对于口译工作者来说，完全依赖人脑的记忆能力是危险的，记笔记便显得十分重要。
in Note taking
Use only the
abbreviations that fit your needs and that you will remember easily. A good idea is to introduce only a few abbreviations into your note taking at a time.
Symbols helpful in math -- these are commonly used in texts and
references.
S =
sum
f =
frequency
Leave out periods in standard abbreviations.
cf =
compare
e.g. =
example
dept =
department
Use only the first syllable of a word.
pol =
politics
dem =
democracy
lib =
liberal
cap =
capitalism
Use entire first syllable and only 1st letter of 2nd syllable.
pres =
presentation
subj =
subject
ind =
individual
cons =
conservative
Eliminate final letters. Use just enough of the word to form a recognizable abbreviation.
assoc =
associate
biol = biology
info = information
ach = achievement
chem = chemistry
max = maximum
intro = introduction
conc = concentration
min =
minimum
rep =
repetition
Omit vowels, retain only enough consonants to give a recognizable
skeleton of the word.
ppd =
prepared
prblm =
problem
estmt =
estimate
bkgd =
background
gvt =
government
Use an apostrophe in place of letters.am't =
amount
cont'd =
continued
gov't =
government
educat'l =
educationalForm the plural of a symbol or abbreviated word by adding s.
chpts =
chapters
egs =
examples
fs =
frequencies
intros =
introductions
Use g to represent ing endings.
ckg =
checking
estg =
establishing
decrg =
decreasing
exptg =
