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发表于 2010-3-16 01:54:45
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16# speedzshaw
Perhaps no other thing has such power to lift the poor out of his poverty, the wretched out of his misery, to make the burden-bearer forget his burden, the sick his sufferings, as sports. The very nature of sport, which has a natural origin? (Exactly what kind of origin would be a 'natural' origin? One that's related with plants and animals? One that's not artificial? Or conversely, do you have an example of something that has an 'unnatural origin'? Such vague phrases can be very confusing because you're not expressing enough of what you were exactly thinking about.) , reveals the laws regulating the real world (Again, this seems to be a favourite phrase of Chinese students that means 'the realistic world', but it just makes no sense in many contexts - as if there's actaully a 'fake world' somewhere! In your context, I guess the phrase to use would be 'the physical world'.), and people recognize life in doing sports. And for me, I agree entirely that people can learn lessons from sports.
To leap off (I'd guess you mean to say 'jumpstart', as in 'to jumpstart the discussion'.), in doing sports, of course, the primary thing is to be the winner. Human beings are also animals, evolved after numerous generations yet retaining some of the traits of animals, which is pursuing the priority (In, or of, what? The priority in mating? In dividing territories? In the pecking order?). Just as the motto of Olympic Games teaches us: higher, faster, and stronger, then we have mount-climbers (If you're talking about climbers who climb mountains as a sport, then they are called 'mountaineers'.) gallantly surmounting the Qomolangma and treating every difficulty with ease. In doing sports, we, taking continuous formal exercises and maybe receiving professional inculcation (This word means to teach by repetition and scolding. Well, professionals do that, I guess.), enhance our capacities and thus the probability to win on the courts (Not all sports activities involve courts, I guess. Chess certainly does not. Or maybe it does, depending on what you think 'courts' and 'sports' mean..). While in real life, similarly we have to pursue for better achievements in examinations or work. Besides, not only does winning a game, but also how to adjust one’s feelings when one's nervous, formidable? (Who's formidable? The 'one' in the sentence? To be 'formidable' is to be 'scary', but I think you were actually trying to say something more like 'scared'.) or after failure, teaches us how to behave. And that well explains why Bruce Lee could use his Jeet Kune Do to unveil philosophical ideas in life. (Good point.)
Secondly, in doing sports, everyone shows a spirit of teamwork (Even in 100-m sprints? Not all sports involve teamwork as far as I see..). Due to improved scientific technologies and the complicated modern society, people in increasing numbers are demanded to work accompanied with others to make an achievement. Needless to mention the world striking projects???, like the Human Genome Project or the Apollo Project (Oh. 'world striking'..now I see you probably meant something like 'projects that had the world's attention'..), in which scientists from all over the world majored in distinctive fields gather to do researches funded by the government (THE government of which country?), we ourselves in our universities, when taking a participating in competitions, are obliged to work side by side with partners, regulated by captains, to strive till the end. In sports, solitary life is always not welcomed (Tell that to Usain Bolt. But again, one could argue that he needs his competitors as helpers..). How could we, say, when we form a soccer team (I realize that you often do this kind of interjections in the middle of sentences. It's okay in spoken English, especially in lengthy, academic discussions, but know that these are extremely irritating in written English.), ever win a game if every one of us who took the pride of in personal performance and got the ball hogged it to themselves himself and took whatever shots they he could? (Did it ever occur to you, when you were writing this, that the very idea of 'taking pride in personal performance' versus 'hogging A ball' to 'themselves', is absurd?) No, it's the team score at the end that matters and determines who wins the game. If the team wins, they all win. (Here you need to relate back to the question a bit. Stopping at the sports level is not complete enough.)
Furthermore, doing sports reveals the depth of athletes' determination which accounts for the persistence of people's very actions of doing sports and of course physical fitness. Earnest Hemingway once wrote in his The Old Man and The Sea, that man can only be destroyed but not defeated. People in the plight always burst out with surprising conviction. Yet we’re always acknowledged? (I'm not sure what you're trying to particularly express by using 'acknowledge' here. Won't a simple 'hearing about' do?) always cases of people committing suicide, especially juveniles, who are much more vulnerable to pressure. However, compared with the fighters on the sports fields, their behaviors appear so ignorant. Lance Armstrong, champion of Tour de France, suffering from testicular cancer, fears nothing and precipitantly (This word means to be moving with violent speed, with lack of due deliberation, and often indicates a premature action rather than a positive one.) ventured to win over the cancer and laurel seven times in a row; eyes back on the UEFA EURO in 2000: French players stuck to every fiber of persistence they could muster and tied the match right before the match it was about to end. Could they ever be shuttered by difficulties in real life characters? (Characters? Why 'characters'?)? I don’t think so. Only the fortitude (This is a noun. You need an adjective here.) can be the winner in sports field, only the valorous (This form is less commonly seen. Consider 'valiant'.) can be the winner in life.
To sum up, no matter engaged in ourselves or solely watching others doing, we can catch a glimpse of our own, and until we spell out our whole individuality. (This is not a complete sentence.) Doing sports interprets life.
总结:
这位童鞋你的语言句式词汇量灰常诗意灰常华丽引经据典说理论述都很好但是你那些不恰当的用词实在是让我读到头大啊。。
You seem to have accumulated a lot of resources and vocabulary from what you're read and heard, but you just don't have the mastery over many of the words you tried to use..and you end up using them inapproriately. When you wish to use a word, please check that you know it expresses exactly what you wish to convey. Often nuisances make huge differences. |
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