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September 7 is Labor Day in the U.S., a national holiday that began more than 100 years ago to honor low paid factory workers. |
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9月7日是美国劳动节。这一始于100多年前的全国性节日是为了纪念低薪的工厂工人。 |
Labor Day also informally marks the end of summer. |
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劳动节也非正式地标志着夏天的结束。 |
Many children return to school after Labor Day, and the warm days of summer turn cooler. |
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许多儿童在劳动节之后重返校园,而夏天的温暖天气也开始转凉。 |
Many Americans celebrate the holiday with one last family meal outdoors. |
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许多美国人以最后一顿户外家庭聚餐来庆祝这个节日。 |
But Labor Day started with a struggle. |
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但是劳动节始于斗争。 |
On May 1, 1889, workers demonstrated on the streets of Paris. |
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1889年5月1日,工人们在巴黎的大街小巷示威。 |
International Labor Day was born. |
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国际劳动节诞生了。 |
Most industrialized countries in the world except the US and Canada celebrate Labor Day on the first of May. |
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全球除了美国和加拿大的大多数工业化国家都在5月1日庆祝劳动节。 |