时间:2019-02-18 作者:英语课 分类:卡卡课堂早餐英语


英语课

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nominative adj.记名的;


hold weight:站得住脚


bizarre 1 adj.离奇的;奇怪的;奇特的


unwittingly adv. 不知不觉地;


The term Nominative determinism refers to the idea that some people are attracted to certain jobs that match up with their names. Can this phenomenon 2 really hold weight? It sounds incredibly narcissistic 3 to be attracted to things that remind us of ourselves, but the research suggests that your name really does have a great influence on your life choices.

“名字决定论”指的是,有人会被与自己名字相匹配的某些工作所吸引。这种现象真的站得住脚吗?被那些让我们想起自己的事物所吸引,这听起来真是令人感到难以置信地自恋,但是研究表明,你的名字确实对你的生活选择有很大的影响。


However, sometimes the matches are so bizarre and funny, they cannot be explained. Here you can see a list of people who are unwittingly doing exactly what their names are telling them to do, along with a few others who just happen to be in the right place at the right time.

然而,有时比赛是如此奇怪和有趣,他们无法解释。在这里,你可以看到一个列表,上面列出了一些不知不觉地按照自己的名字告诉他们要做的事情,还有一些人恰好在正确的时间出现在正确的地方。



adj.奇形怪状的,怪诞的
  • They saw a bizarre animal in the lake.他们在湖中看见一个奇怪的动物。
  • The building was of bizarre construction.这建筑构造奇异。
n.现象,特殊的人,特殊的事物,奇迹
  • Beethoven was a phenomenon among many musicians.贝多芬是众多的音乐家中的天才。
  • How do you explain this phenomenon?这种现象怎样解释?
adj.自我陶醉的,自恋的,自我崇拜的
  • In the modern vocabulary, it was narcissistic. 用时髦话说,这是一种自我陶醉狂。 来自辞典例句
  • This is our Nielaoshi, a dwarf has also grown narcissistic teachers. 这就是我们的倪老师,一个长得又矮又自恋的老师。 来自互联网
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