星沙到长沙南站:大家好请大家把下面一段话帮我翻译成中文,谢谢

A common terminology for the world-wide web is simply "The Web". The Web is an idea that grew out of other Internet resources but is often used incorrectly as a metaphor for the Internet. When you use your modem to ‘go-online’, you do not connect to the Web. Instead, you connect to the Internet and are then able to use your browser to access Web facilities. Also, you can access Web information within your company’s intra-network or intranet, believe it or not. I suppose that this is one of the reasons for using the word "Web" instead of "World-Wide Web." If you set up a Web server on your private internal network, users connected to the network can access information on that server in the same way we access information via the Internet. Referring to internal information accessible via internal web servers as the "Web" is a little stretch or is impractical but is actually correct. You see the breakdown of such a case if we continued to refer to the "Web" as the "World-Wide Web." After all, your little network may not even be connected to the global Internet.