听写
Even for strike-proneckenFrance, this has been a busy week. On Tuesday, teachers, postal workers and firefighters poured into the streets, protesting for better salaries and working conditions. On Wednesday, the tobacconists went to on strike against the a new anti-smoking law. Meanwhile, students have blockedtraffialy roughly 40 universities nationwide, to express their discontent about government plans to grant higher educationaltuitions institutes greater atonemyautonomy. But it was is a mess massive of transportation strike. Now in a its the second week, that has caused the most damage. Although Unions in and government officials have begun negotiating reforms to special pensions and more trains are running, the strike continues disnol to snarl traffic, particularly in the Paris area. The unrest carries all the classic French ingredients. The government purposes proposes reforms, the French protest, the government backs down. But this time around, the country’s chief executive is Nicolas S. Surveys show a stunning majority of French support their hard-charging new president, as he tries to end special pension perks, benefiting a small slice of the population, most of them brele rail and utility workers. On Sunday, several thousand protestors even demonstrated against the strikes, and autidyan oddity in the a country will work outwhere walkouts usually evokes sentiments of solidarity against the authorities.

生词
prone有…癖的，易…的，有…倾向的；易害…的 (to)。
autonomy自治；自治权。
snarl使(线、发等)缠结，弄乱。
oddity怪人；奇妙的东西。
evoke唤起；引起，招致。

翻译
即使是对于经常发生罢工的法国，这也是繁忙的一周。星期二，教师，邮递员，消防员走上街道，要求提高工资，改善工作条件。星期三，烟草制造商继续抗议政府的新反吸烟法。同时，学生阻塞了全国40个大学，对政府计划给予教育机构更多自主权表示不满。但更为严重的是交通行业。现在罢工已经进入第二周，引发了更多破坏。尽管工会和政府官员已经开始协商奖金的改革，一些火车恢复了运营，但罢工继续影响着交通，特别是在巴黎地区。在罢工的场面中我们能看到所有经典的法国式元素：政府提议改革；人民反对游行；政府求全让步。但这一次，人民将矛头指向了萨科奇。调查显示强势新总统的终止特殊补贴的计划有利于一小部分人，其中多数是铁路和基础设施部门的工人，从而赢得了相当多法国人的支持，星期天，几千人甚至游行反对罢工，这对于这个通常以游行唤起公众对于当局不满情绪国家来说十分少见。

总结
翻译的太晕了，现在听写的速度太不行了，得加油了。还是错了不少。还有人催着，急啊急的……法国人的生活真是太好了……罢工完了又要过节了吧……