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Google is once again reaching out a helping hand all the way across the globe. This time in the form of Chromebooks.
谷歌再次在全球范圍內伸出援助之手。這次捐贈的是Chromebook筆記本。
Google's calling it Project Reconnect. And the company hopes it does just that--reconnects refugees in Germany with their old life.
谷歌稱之為“項目重連”，希望在德國的難民能恢復過去的生活。
The philanthropic arm of the tech giant announced it's donating 5.3 million dollars to the cause to partner with nonprofits to distribute 25,000 Chromebooks.
谷歌的慈善機構宣布捐贈530萬美元給非營利組織伙伴，分發 25,000臺Chromebook筆記本。
The director of Google.org wrote in a blog post: "As they make it through a dangerous journey, the first thing refugees need is to find shelter, food and access to care. But soon enough, they have to learn the local language, acquire skills to work in a new country and figure out a way to continue their studies — all in an effort to reclaim and reconnect with the lives they had before."
谷歌主管在博客中寫道：“他們度過了一段非常危險的旅程，難民們需要做的第一件事是尋找住所、食物和醫療。但很快，他們必須學習當地的語言，掌握在新國家的工作能力，并找到繼續學習的方法，這一切都是為了重新找回他們過去的生活?！?/p>
Wired reports the devices won't be handed out to individuals but will be used in Internet cafes and for other educational events.
《連線》雜志報道，這些設備不會分發給個人，可以在網吧和其他教育活動中使用。
This isn't Google's first effort to pitch in overseas. Last fall, the company pledged to match donations to nonprofits providing food and shelter to refugees in need. The company also launched Crisis Info Hub, a mobile site with information about lodging, transportation and more.
這不是谷歌在海外的第一次伸出援助。去年秋天，谷歌承諾向非營利組織捐贈食物和住所給需要幫助的難民。該公司還推出了“危機信息中心”，一個提供住宿，交通和更多的信息的移動點。
Google hopes the first Chromebooks will be up and running in Germany by March.
谷歌希望第一批Chromebook筆記本3月能在德國運行。
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