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游戏game[英][ɡeɪm] [美][ɡem] 中英文对照：宝宝都爱躲猫猫（6） 躲猫猫经久不衰的最终秘密就是，其实它并不是一款游戏。随着宝宝一天天地长大，带孩子的人会调整游戏以适合孩子新掌握的能力，使得孩子与大人都喜欢玩躲猫猫，纵然游戏相似，玩法却不一。最早的版本很简单，在孩子看到大人前，大人告诉孩子自己要来了。孩子长大后，他们懂得从大人的躲藏及反复出现找乐趣，但大概一岁多，他们逐渐学会自己躲起来，然后再出现。 这样一来，躲猫猫能够不断提供及保持一种完美平衡，介于发育中的婴儿对世界的认知、他们能控制什么及他们仍然什么感到惊讶。谢天谢地，我们大人还是很喜欢他们的笑声，不断的重复游戏并没有妨碍我们喜欢这个可以无限循环的游戏。 The final secret to the enduring popularity of peekaboo is that it isn't actually a single game. As the baby gets older their carer lets the game adapt to the babies' new abilities, allowing both adult and infant to enjoy a similar game but done in different ways. The earliest version of peekaboo is simple looming, where the carer announces they are coming with their voice before bringing their face into close focus for the baby. As the baby gets older they can enjoy the adult hiding and reappearing, but after a year or so they can graduate to take control by hiding and reappearing themselves. In this way peekaboo can keep giving, allowing a perfect balance of what a developing baby knows about the world, what they are able to control and what they are still surprised by. Thankfully we adults enjoy their laughter so much that the repetition does nothing to stop us enjoying endless rounds of the game ourselves. 中英文例句 1. What's your new game about? 您的新游戏是什么主题？ 2. It's halftime at a dallas mavericks basketball game. 这是达拉斯小牛队篮球赛的下半时。 3. Chess is a game of perfect information. 国际象棋是一种完全信息博弈。 4. Aren't we still playing the game of basketball? 我们是在谈论篮球这项运动吧？ 5. The expectations game is always tricky in politics. 期待值的把戏在政治上很微妙。 |
