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Olympic history could be rewritten as International Olympic Committee (IOC) officials have re-tested urine samples from the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games and found more than 75 athletes to be guilty of doping.
国际奥委会官员近日对2008和2012年奥运会的尿样进行重新检测，发现超过75名运动员涉药，这一发现或导致奥运史被改写。
Most of the athletes are from Russia and other Eastern European countries. At least 40 won medals.
这些违规运动员大多来自俄罗斯和其他东欧国家。至少有40人当时获得了奖牌。
The number will go up as disciplinary proceedings continue.
随着纪律审查程序的进行，预计人数还将攀升。
The IOC has so far stripped 28 Olympians of their medals and re-awarded them to others.
截至目前，国际奥委会已剥夺了28名运动员的奖牌并将其重新颁发给其他运动员。
"This completely rewrote my Olympics story," said Chaunte Lowe, an American high jumper who participated in four Summer Games but had never won a medal but now will receive a bronze medal for the 2008 Olympics.
美国跳高运动员查恩特·洛维说道：“这完全改写了我的奥运故事。”她曾参加过4届夏季奥运会，却从没赢得过奖牌，但现在她将会获得一枚2008年奥运会的铜牌。
Accompanying the joy of her belated recognition, she said, was an awareness of the losses she's suffered.
但是据洛维表示，伴随这份迟来的认可而来的是意识到她曾经遭受的损失。
In 2008, her husband was laid off. The couple's house in Georgia was foreclosed on that year, something Lowe said she believes would not have happened had she distinguished herself in Beijing.
2008年，她的丈夫被解雇了。那一年这对夫妻在佐治亚的房子也被没收了，而洛维认为如果她在北京奥运会上证明了自己的话，这一切就不会发生了。
"The numbers are just impossible, incredible," said Gian-Franco Kasper, an executive board member of the International Olympic Committee. "We lose credibility."
国际奥委会执行董事会成员吉安·佛朗哥·加斯普说道：“这一数字简直是不可能、不可思议。我们失去了可信性。”
