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躲猫猫peekaboo[英][ˌpi:kəˈbu:] [美][ˈpikəˌbu] 中英文对照：宝宝都爱躲猫猫（1） 躲猫猫游戏风行世界各地，跨越语言和文化障碍，为何它如此普遍？也许因为它是一种强大的学习工具。 遮住双眼，手再缓缓移开。这样的动作会把婴儿逗得咯咯笑，我们也就跟着这一连串笑声笑了起来。接着就开始一直玩躲猫猫，一直玩。 躲猫猫永远不会过时。现在我女儿还很小，我们玩几个小时，她看上去都很开心；在我小的时候，妈妈也和我玩躲猫猫（“你总是咯咯大笑！”她在短信中确认道。），再回溯数代，均是如此。我们生来都具不同个性，生于不同背景，也有着不同基因。那么，为什么全世界的婴幼儿还是对躲猫猫乐此不疲呢？ Peekaboo is a game played over the world, crossing language and cultural barriers. Why is it so universal? Perhaps because it’s such a powerful learning tool. One of us hides our eyes and then slowly reveals them. This causes peals of laughter from a baby, which causes us to laugh in turn. Then we do it again. And again. Peekaboo never gets old. Not only does my own infant daughter seem happy to do it for hours, but when I was young I played it with my mum ("you chuckled a lot!" she confirms by text message) and so on back through the generations. We are all born with unique personalities, in unique situations and with unique genes. So why is it that babies across the world are constantly rediscovering peekaboo for themselves? 中英文例句 1. I just did a little peekaboo with him. 我就跟他躲猫猫。 2. Atta boy...... do ya know peekaboo? 好小子……你会玩躲躲猫吗？ 3. Male person and hunger polar bear play fatal "peekaboo" 男子和饥饿北极熊玩致命“躲猫猫” 4. Playing peekaboo with your kid, you know? 和他玩躲猫猫明白吗? 5. No, no, no, l don` t want to play peekaboo. 不，不，不，我现在不想玩躲猫猫。 |
