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Stephen和Stefan有区别吗？
Stephen和Stefan的区别是用法不同，名称来源不同，名称寓意不同。 一、用法不同 1、Stephen：Stephen用于正式场合。 示例：Oh Stephen darling, how can I ever thank you for being so kind? 译文：哦，亲爱的斯蒂芬，你对我这么好，叫我怎么感谢你呢？ 2、Stefan：Stefan用于非正式场合。 示例：No, thanks. let's listen to our tape stefan. 译文：不用了，谢谢。我们来听一下录音，斯蒂芬。 二、名称来源不同 1、Stephen：Stephen来源于古英语。 2、Stefan：Stefan来源于德语。 三、名称寓意不同 1、Stephen：Stephen寓意独立，上进，具备领导性。 2、Stefan：Stefan寓意严肃，爱思考，精明。
古代奥运会与现代奥运会的区别(英文)
1、ancient Olympic Games began about the year 776BC in Greece.Some of thegames were:running,jumping and wrestling.Woman were not allowed to take part in the games.Then the Olympic Games stopped at about the year 393AD. 2、In 1896,the first modern Olympic Games was held in Athens,Greece.Since then many countries have successfully held the Olympics,such as France,Gremany,Canada,the USA,Spain and Australia.After more than a century the Games returned to its home again in 2004. 3、The motto of the Olympic Games is"Faster,Higher,Stronger."It means that sportsman should try to run faster,jump higher and throw further.They do their best to win medals.China has got the chance to hold the 29th Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008.Let us look forward to the great moment. 中文翻译：古代奥运会始于公元前776年在希腊的奥运会。一些是：跑步，跳远和摔跤。女人是不允许参加奥运会的游戏。然后停了一年393ad。1896，第一届现代奥运会在雅典举行，然后许多国家成功地举办了奥运会，如法国，德国，加拿大，美国，西班牙和澳大利亚。 经过一个多世纪的游戏，回到家又在2004。奥运会的格言是“更快、更高、更强”，这意味着每一个运动员都应该努力跑得更快，跳得更高，更进一步，他们会尽最大努力去赢得奖牌。在2008北京奥运会上，中国有机会举办第二十九届奥运会，让我们期待伟大的时刻。 扩展资料： 1994年，在纪念奥运百年活动期间，国际奥委会以英文、法文在内部出版了仅1000本《奥林匹克宣言》小册子，以此公布这份珍贵手稿的存在。2008年01月02日，为纪念顾拜旦诞辰145周年，中、法、英3种文字的《奥林匹克宣言》全球首发庆典在北京举行。 在《奥林匹克宣言》手稿遗失百年后，在中国进入奥运年时，经国际奥委会罗格主席和版权所有人法国达马侯爵同意，文明杂志社全球首次出版发行了中法英三种文字的《奥林匹克宣言》。 标志奥林匹克运动会有一系列独特而鲜明的象征性标志，如奥林匹克标志、格言、奥运会会旗、会歌、会徽、奖牌、吉祥物等，这些标志有着丰富的文化含义，形象地体现了奥林匹克理想的价值取向和文化内涵。 奥林匹克五环标志，它由5个奥林匹克环套接组成，有蓝、黑、红、黄、绿5种颜色。五环的含义是象征五大洲的团结以及全世界的运动员以公正、坦率的比赛和友好的精神在奥林匹克运动会上相见。 《奥林匹克宪章》规定，奥林匹克标志、奥林匹克会旗、奥林匹克格言和奥林匹克会歌的产权属于国际奥委会专有。国际奥委会可采取一切适当措施使奥林匹克标志、旗、格言和会歌在各国和国际上获得法律保护。 奥林匹克会旗于1913年由顾拜旦亲自设计，长3米，宽2米。1914年为庆祝现代奥林匹克运动恢复20周年，在巴黎举行的奥林匹克代表大会上首次升起。1920年安特卫普奥运会正式采用。奥林匹克会旗上面是蓝黑红三环，下面是黄绿两环。 奥林匹克格言（亦称奥林匹克口号。奥林匹克运动有一句著名的格言：“更快、更高、更强”。这一格言是顾拜旦的好友、巴黎阿奎埃尔修道院院长迪东（Henri Didon）在他的学生举行的一次户外运动会上，鼓励学生们时说过的一句话，他说：“在这里，你们的口号是：更快、更高、更强。” 参考资料:百度百科—奥林匹克运动会
(英文)简述奥运会的历史
The games were held every four years during August and September and the word "Olympiad", which referred to the four year intervals between competitions, was commonly used to measure time. The first documented Olympic champion was a man named Coroebus, a cook from Elis who won the sprint race in 776 BC. Historians believe that the games had already existed for at least 500 years prior to that date. The Olympic Games originally featured only one event: a race called the "stade", equal to a distance of about 210 yards. By 728 BC two additional races had been added, comparable to the 400 meter and 1,500 meter races of the modern games. The Olympics came to include wrestling, boxing and the pentathlon, as well as specialized events for soldiers and heralds. It was only in 472 BC that the events were spread out over a period of four to five days, previously they had all taken place on a single day.
Participation in the Olympic Games was originally limited to free born Greeks, but as Greek civilization was spread by the conquests of Alexander the Great, the Games drew entrants from as far away as Antioch, Sidon and Alexandria. While the only official prize was a wreath or garland, successful athletes were supported by the governments of their cities and devoted much time to training. Most of the competitors were, in fact, professionals. After the Roman conquest of Greece in the second century BC, the Olympic Games suffered a decline in popularity and importance, but the Games persisted until AD 393, when the Roman emperor Theodosius I ordered their abolition.
The idea of reviving the Olympic Games originated with Baron Pierre de Coubertin, a 29 year old French aristocrat who first publicly raised the issue in 1892. At a conference on international sport held in Paris in 1894, Coubertin managed to convince delegates from 49 organizations representing nine countries to vote in favor of an Olympic revival. His chief allies in this effort were Dimitrios Vikelas of Greece and Professor William M. Sloane of the United States. The organizers had planned the first modern Olympics for 1900 in Paris, but later decided to move the date forward to 1896 and to change the venue to Athens, though the local government of the Greek capital was initially hostile to the idea. Coubertin and his colleagues of the newly formed International Olympic Committee eventually prevailed, and the first Olympic Games of the modern era were inaugurated by the King of Greece in the first week of April 1896.
The Games of 1896, 1900 and 1904 were loosely organized and did not feature national teams produced by rigorous selection. The 1908 Games, held in London in a newly built 66,000 seat stadium, were the first where the events were organized by the relevant authorities in each athletic discipline. More than 2,000 athletes from 22 nations competed in 100 events. The 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm drew more then 2,500 competitors from 28countries and featured the first women's swimming events. No Games were held in 1916 due to World War I, but the Games enjoyed strong growth after the war, with 44 nations participating in the 1924 Olympics in Paris. At the1928 Games in Amsterdam there were more than 290 women among the 3,000athletes, more than double the number that took part in 1924. The Olympic Games were suspended again for 12 years because of World War II, resuming in 1948 in London. The post-war era saw steady growth in the number of countries and athletes competing and a dramatic increase in women's events.
Politics began to intrude on the Games in a serious way at the 1972 Olympics in Munich, where Palestinian terrorists attacked Israeli athletes in the Olympic Village. Sixty nations boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympics to protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, while the Soviets and some of their allies retaliated by declining to take part in the 1984 Games in Los Angeles. The end of the Cold War has eliminated the largest source of political conflict, and most Olympic controversies in recent years have centered on accusations
花 在字典里的解释有哪些？
在英语字典上可作以下解释:
flower
n.
1. 花;花卉;开花植物[C]
2. 精华,精英[the S][J][(+of)]
3. 开花;盛时[U]
vi.
1. 开花
2. 【书】发育,成熟;繁荣
vt.
1. 使开花
2. 用花装饰
s打头的能骑的玩具单词
tin soldiers, toy soldiers 小锡兵
trainset 小火车
skip 打水漂儿
catapult 弹弓 (美作:slingshot)
cops and robbers 警察与小偷
popgun 玩具枪
doll 娃娃
doll's house 小家家
to skip 跳绳
skipping rope 跳绳用绳子
ball 球
tag 捉人游戏
hide and seek 藏猫猫
hopscotch 跳房子
hoop 铁环
stilts 高跷
spinning top 抽陀螺
kite 风筝
plasticene, plasticine 橡皮泥
meccano 组合玩具,装配玩具
aeromodelling 航模
scooter 速可达,单脚滑行车
swing 秋千
slide 滑梯
sledge 雪撬 (美作:sled)
snowball 雪球
snowman 雪人
yo-yo 约约
diabolo 空竹
THE CHRISTMAS DAY圣诞节
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS圣诞装饰物
christmas wreath圣诞花环
christmas trees 圣诞树
christmas gift圣诞礼品
christmas garland圣诞花环
christmas crafts圣诞工艺
decorations装饰品
decorate box装饰盒
lamp decorations 灯饰物
holiday decorations 节日装饰物
decorative paper 装饰纸品
fashion decorations 时尚饰品
jewellery box首饰盒
home decorations家族装饰工艺品
hang decorations挂饰
gold fashions金饰
silver fashions银饰
hair decorations发饰
ornaments,jeadgear,jewelry首饰
repoussage,repousse work 凸纹饰物
ratable,altarpiece 组塑,祭坛装饰
toy 玩具
electronic toys 电动玩具
plastic toys 塑料玩具
intelligence toys 益智玩具
staff toys 毛绒玩具
stuffed toy 填充玩具
Dolls 娃娃
electronic toys 电动玩具
Outdoor leisure 户外娱乐
Handicrafts 手工艺品
plastic toys 塑料玩具
intelligence toys 益智玩具
stuff toys 毛绒玩具
soft toys 软体类玩具
stuffed toy 填充玩具
fancy toy 益智玩具
Capsule Toys 扭蛋
Shokugan 食玩
Action Figure 可动人形
Designer Toys 潮流玩具
vinyl Toy 搪胶玩具
Brick 积木人
garage kits 首版
military figure 兵人
bust 胸像
