我青睐画画和跳舞这句话的英文该怎样读用语音读 (我尤其喜欢画画)
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我青睐画画和跳舞这句话的英文该怎样读用语音读
I like drawing and dancing.
词语释义：
英[drɔː(r)ɪŋ]美[drɔɪŋ]
英[dɑːnsɪŋ]美[dænsɪŋ]
有；吃；喝，的英文怎样发音？还有小的；少的怎样读？
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英文小说的6种写作套路
英文小说的6种写作套路
置信同窗们在学习英语的时刻都有听教员说过“多看英文版的小说”，上方网我为大家带来英文小说的6种写作套路，一同来看看吧!
英文小说的6种写作套路
If youre ever reading a book or watching a movie and get the distinctfeeling youve come across the story before – or even better, can predict exactly whats going to happen next –there could be a good reason for that.
假设你在读书或许看电影时明晰地觉失掉这个故事素昧平生——或许更凶猛的，你能准确预测出前面会出现些什么——嗯，这种觉得可不是毫无依据的。
Computer scientists have siftedthrough the language of more than 1,700 works of fiction and discovered that English literature consists of just six kinds of emotional arcsthat make up nearly all of the most well-known stories.
计算机迷信家们在测查了1700多部小说后，发现英语(精品课)文学中只蕴含六种情感弧线，而简直一切的名著都是由它们导致的。
While literary theorists have for centuries characterised and counted the basic plots and structures that writers use in stories, its unlikely theres ever been such a rigorousscientific analysis of English fiction like this before.
虽然若干世纪以来，文学切实家们不时在钻研作家写故事时运行的基本情节和结构，剖析它们的特色，历数其种类，但如同此前素来没有针对英语小说做过如此谨严的迷信剖析。
Researchers from the Computational Story Laboratory at the University of Vermont mined the complete text of some 1,737 fiction works availableon Project Gutenberg, an online collection of more than 50,000 digital books in the public domain. By analysing the sentimentof language used in chunks of text 10,000 words long in each of these texts, the researchers were able to registerthe emotional ups and downs for the stories as a whole. Negativewords like poverty, dead, and punishment dragged the sentiment down, while positiveterms like love, peace, and friend brought it up.
佛蒙特大学“计算机故理想验室”的钻研员们从古登堡方案(Project Gutenberg是一个线上书库，内含5万多本公版电子书)上找到了大概1737部全文小说，他们将这些文本分红文本块，每个文本块蕴含1万个单词，而后剖析其中的言语情感，最终得出故事全体的情感坎坷。
“贫苦”、“死亡”、“处罚”等消极词汇会使情感变得高涨，而“恋情”、“敌对”、“情谊”之类踊跃词汇会使情感变得高昂。
Doing this for over 1,700 books and chartingthe dynamics of each text, the team discovered that all stories basically boil down to one of a set number of emotional patterns. We find a set of six core trajectorieswhich form the building blocks of complex narratives, the authors write in their study.
钻研团队在依照这种方法将1700多本书逐本剖析、并画出每本书的灵活曲线图之后，他们发现一切的故事最后基本上都会归纳到几种情感形式中的一种。
钻研报告中写道：“咱们发现有6种外围的情感轨迹，它们是导致复杂叙事大厦的砖瓦。
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According to the researchers, those six core emotional arcs are:
依据钻研人员的说法，这6种外围境感弧线包括：
·Rags to riches(An ongoing emotional rise, eg. Alices Adventures Under Ground)
“白手起家型”(继续的情感下跌，如《爱丽丝公开奇遇记》)
·Tragedy, or riches to rags(An ongoing emotional fall, eg. Romeo and Juliet)
“喜剧型”或许“家道中落型”(继续的`情感着落，如《罗密欧与朱丽叶》)
·Man in a hole(A fall followed by a rise)
“穴人型”(先着落后下跌)
·Icarus(A rise followed by a fall)
“伊卡洛斯型”(先下跌后着落)
·Cinderella(Rise–fall–rise)
“灰姑娘型”(下跌-着落-下跌)
·Oedipus(Fall–rise–fall)
“俄狄浦斯型”(着落-下跌-着落)
Interestingly, based on download statistics from Project Gutenberg, the researchers say the most popular stories are ones that use more complex emotional arcs, with the Cinderella and Oedipus arcs registering the most downloads. Also popular are works that combine these core arcs together in new ways within one story, such as two sequentialMan in a hole arcs stuck together, or the Cinderella arc coupled with a tragic ending.
幽默的是，钻研人员说：依据从古登堡方案下载的数据来看，最受欢迎的故事往往运行了较为复杂的情感弧线，“灰姑娘型”和“俄狄浦斯型”囊括了大少数下载作品。
另外，还有一些很受欢迎的作品是以一种新的方式将几种情感弧线联合在一个故事里，比如说延续出现两个“穴人型”，或许在“灰姑娘型”前面加上一个喜剧开头。
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