Please translate into Chinese in professional English, thank you, you need it urgently

Simple.

4.Don't go to bed too early.

Because your body usually only lets you rest for the few hours it needs, you may also wake up too early if you go to bed too early.

Don't go to bed too early, as your body usually only lets you sleep for as long as it takes, and if you go to bed too early, you'll wake up early too.

Very vernacular translation, I didn't embellish it, but the meaning is definitely right

Don't go to bed too early.

In general, your body only asks you to sleep for a certain number of hours, so if you go to bed too early, you will also wake up too early.

Don't go to bed too early. Because your body usually only lets you sleep enough for the time it needs, if you wake up too early, you will wake up very early.

Don't go to bed too early, your body just needs to sleep enough for the time it needs, and if you sleep early, you will wake up early.

In secondary school, thanks to the encouragement of a special teacher, Cisneros improved her grades and worked for the school's literary magazineHer father encouraged her to go to university so that she could find a suitable husbandCisneros went to college, but instead of going to her husband, she found a teacher who helped her participate in Lowa's prestigious literary writing organization

She felt lonely in the university's literary club – as a poor child in Mexico, she didn't fit in with a wealthy familyThis feeling of loneliness became Cisneros"Created sounds"(Referring to her creative philosophy).

Chinese meaning: In high school, teachers, especially one, cisneros are encouraged to improve her rank and work for the school's literary magazine. Her father encouraged her to go to college because she thought it would be a good way to find a husband for her.

Cisneros attended the college instead looking for a husband, and she found a teacher who helped her enroll in the prestigious graduate writing program at the University of Iowa. In a writer's workshop at the university, however, she felt lonely --- Mexico, the United States from a poor neighborhood between students from wealthy families. Feeling so different helped Cisneros find her "creative voice".

Help you translate it as follows:

Most of the employees at the charity bazaar are volunteers, although there are often salaried managers as well. More than 90% of the goods in the charity bazaar are donated by the public. Every morning you can see bags of unwanted items in front of the store, even though the store itself doesn't advocate this, they prefer to get people to bring things in after the store opens.

The operating costs of the charity bazaar are very low: all profits go into charity work. The charity bazaar can raise $1,100,000,000 a year for drug research grants, overseas aid, and helping sick and vulnerable children, the homeless, the disabled, and more.

Where is the best place for you to spend your money? You can buy something special and satisfy your sense of morality at a good price. You fund good causes and don't cause any damage to the environment.

Most people who work in charity shops are volunteers, although there are often paid managers. More than 90% of the merchandise in the charity shop is donated by the public. Although they discourage this and advise people to bring things in while the store is open, you can still see bags with items that no one else wants to leave at the door of the store every morning.

The cost of running such a store is low, and all the income goes to charity. Charity shops can earn 110 million dollars a year to fund medical research, overseas aid, medical support and sponsorship for underprivileged children, the homeless and the disabled, among others. How can you make your money more meaningful?

You can buy something very special at a very low price and get a sense of moral honor at the same time. You're funding a good cause, and you're making a difference in our environment.

I don't understand the last sentence very well, tread lightly means catwalk, but I can't relate it to the context, so I guessed it. Excuse me if I make any mistakes.

Most of the people who work as volunteers in charity shops, although there are, are often managers who receive income. More than 90 goods were donated to the public in charity shops. Every morning you see bags of unwanted items outside the front store, although they do not encourage this, and instead of asking people to bring something when the store is open.

The store has very low running expenses: all profits go to charity work. Charity shops raise more than 100 million annually to fund (funding) medical research, overseas aid, support for sick and poor children, the homeless and disabled, and much more.

What better place to spend your money? You get something special for a good price and a good sense of morality. The funds you provide have a good cause and tread lightly on the environmental impact.

Most people who work in charity shops are volunteers, although there is usually a salaried manager. More than 90% of the goods in the charity shop are donated by the people. Every morning you can see all sorts of unwanted items being packed in bags and placed in front of the store, although this behavior is not encouraged unless people are asked to put things in the store when the door is open.

The cost of doing business is very low: all profits go to charity. The charity shop earns £1,100,000,000 a year and it goes to drug research, overseas relief, support for sick and poor children, the homeless and disabled, and much more.

How can you make better use of your finances? You get something very special for a good price, and at the same time you gain a valuable sense of social morality. You provide funds to a good project and deal.

That afternoon, they agreed to become partners. At the same time, they set a goal of opening 32 stores in 10 years. After some investigation, Buck wrote a check for $1,000.

Diluka rents a storefront in Connecticut. When they couldn't cover their start-up costs, Buck paid $1,000 again.

Then I'll help you translate:

That afternoon, they agreed to become partners and set a goal of opening 32 stores within 10 years. After doing his research, Bock wrote a check for $1,000.

DeLuca rented a storefront in Connecticut, but they couldn't afford to start it. So Bock invested another $1,000.

That afternoon, they agreed to be partners. And they set a goal: to open 32 stores in 10 years.

After doing some research, the dollar writes a check worth $1000. DeLuca rents a street shop (storefront) within Connecticut, and when they cover the start-up costs, donates another $1,000 in dollars cannot.

That afternoon, they agreed to become partners and they set a goal of opening 32 stores in 10 years. After doing some research, Buck wrote a check for $1,000. When DeLuca rented a storefront in Connecticut and found that their initial expenses weren't enough, Buck threw another $1,000 into it.

In fact, individual details are still uncertain.

However, the climb to the Pacaya volcano is not an easy task: it is 2,560 meters above sea level, and two or three blind hours on the way to the summit are in a state of "one step further, two steps back". As you climb, you'll hear the faint sound of a volcano erupting from above.

And steam. As you approach the summit of the still-erupting McKennie Volcanic Peak, the hot remnants of the recent eruption mark a path as if you are about to cross the edge of the cone, turning to the left and turning to the older, relatively safe, non-eruptive head.

Leng Xiang Wu translates very well.