Ⅰ 家里自从有了弟弟妹妹我家亲戚朋友们都讨厌我,但我有没有做任何坏事,父母经常说我什么都不会我该怎么办
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日奈森亚梦(日奈森あむ) (Hinamori Amu) C:伊藤加奈惠(日本);何璐怡(香港) 日奈森亚梦
【角色】七彩的变身,最强的恋爱力量(最强LOE POWER),圣诞快乐(Happy X's),你的生日(君のBirthday),追梦的选手(梦追いRACER),カラフルハートビート (我那COLORFUL HEART BEAT), にじいろキャラチェンジ! 。( 合い言叶はOpen Heart ) 年龄:12岁 身高:cm 体重:45kg 血型:O型 生日:9月24日 星座:天秤座 喜欢的人:月咏几斗 官配:月咏几斗 【详细】初登场于第一话,故事中的女主角,圣夜学园的转校生。因外在形象和真正的自己有差距而烦恼不已。被人谈论酷毙(Cool&Spicy),其实是因不擅于表达而常被人误解为个性冷酷。爱逞强的性格,却被别人认为[酷毙]。由于母亲喜爱哥特朋克式的衣服也成为误解的日奈森亚梦主要原因。拥有Humpty Lock,披肩为理由(其实是因为不想再与同学拉开差距),拒绝加入守护者。但后来被圣夜学园小学的守护者们强制她加入而成为了其中一员 。是守护者中的Joker 。形象改造后,发卡分别变为红色桃心,蓝色黑桃,绿色梅花和黄色方块。除了可以和小兰、美琪、小丝、方块变身外还可与其他甜心变身(绘琉,依琉),喜欢月咏几斗。但是却不敢承认。漫画里因为几斗的离开才意识到周围的一切都变了,没有人比他更了解自己,只有他对我的感情是不会变的,直到心灰意冷时,从呗的口中知道几斗已经回国了便前去找他。 月咏几斗(月咏 イクト) 月咏几斗
(Tsukiyomi ikuto) C:中村悠一(日本);林谷珍();李致林(香港) 【角色】:月夜下的牵线木偶(几斗之) 年龄:17岁 身高:cm 体重:60kg 血型:AB型 生日:12月1日 星座:射手座 喜欢的人:日奈森亚梦 官配:日奈森亚梦 【详细】初登场于第一话,故事中的男主角,蓝发紫瞳的冷酷美少年。喜欢拉小提琴。属悲情人物。被误认为是“带来不幸的黑猫”。为了喜欢的人和亲人,甘愿背负不属于自己的错误和罪名,曾被很多人误解过,还为了亲人不得不做自己不愿意做的坏事,也因此遭到误解,不过后来都澄清了。开始觊觎亚梦的守护蛋的冷酷少年,有低血压。拥有Dumpty key。还在的亲人有三个,一个是和一臣再婚的母亲,还有一个是生死未卜的父亲月咏或斗。实际上真正和他一起的亲人只有妹妹月咏呗。为复活社工作(实际是复活社的三位继承人之一,另一位继承人是呗,最后一位是御前光)。变身、形象改造会都长出猫耳和猫尾巴。喜欢日奈森亚梦,在漫画末话回到日本,参加了尤佳里的婚礼,父亲也回到奏子身边,大团圆结局。 边里唯世 温柔腼腆の唯世
(Hotori Tadase) C:高木礼子(日本);张预东(香港) 【角色】:小小亮星下的小王子 年龄:12岁 身高:cm 体重:50kg 血型:B型 生日:3月29日 星座:白羊座 喜欢的人:日奈森亚梦 【详细】初登场于第一话。故事开始时5年级,担任圣夜小学守护者King。日本较好的家庭出身,学校里尊称为“王子”。被全校许多女生暗恋。擅长对亚梦使用“闪闪发光攻击”(后来被亚梦学会用来对付凪彦)也是这招让亚梦加入了守护者。但是听到别人叫自己王子时就会形象改造(日本谐音或其他语言也会),变成了自以为是的国王陛下。 目前为止唯一恢复办法是拿水桶扣在他头上数3,2,1(璃茉发明的“绝技”,后被凪彦学会) 形象改造后,他的梦想就是“征服世界”(其实是想让自己更加勇敢起来)。不过恢复原状后就会情绪失落,感到很丢脸。实际上唯世是一个非常害羞的人,非常腼腆,很怕在大庭广众面前说话。其实每天都在为做一个坚强的孩子而努力,形象改造是他平时不能展现出来的小任性。患有花粉症。金黄色短发,通称王子。因为小时候奶奶的话而想成为另一个自己从而遇见了奇迹。向日奈森亚梦抱着喜欢的心情,但只是在旁温柔的守护者。 月咏呗/星那呗(月咏呗/ほしな 呗) (Tsukiyomi Utau/Hoshina Utau) 傲娇好强の呗
C:水树奈奈(日本);林元春(香港) 【角色】《迷宫蝴蝶》(迷宫バタフライ), 《黑色钻石》( Black Diamond),《真诚之》(Heartful Song), 《与太阳相称》(太阳が似合うよ),(茜色の空),《蓝色月亮》(Blue Moon)《梦想的花蕾》(ゆめのつぼみ)。 年龄:14 身高:cm 体重:46kg 血型:B型 生日:11月9日 星座:天蝎座 喜欢的人:相马空海 官配:相马空海 【详细】初登场于第7话。14岁的中学生兼少女偶像,实力偶像派的少女手。金发双马尾,穿哥特萝莉系的衣服。复活社的成员(后退出),为了帮助几斗脱离复活社而不顾一切寻找胚胎。她的守护甜心是恶魔依琉和天使绘琉。几斗的亲妹妹。有恋兄情结,在第29集中强吻几斗。平时略冷,颇有傲娇属性,但看见几斗就会性情大变,一下子变成恋兄的可爱妹妹形象。因为与坏方块有很大的共同点的关系,与之变身。专长是借声取出坏蛋。呗是以个人手的身份唱“迷宫蝴蝶”。唱的时候会跟依琉形象改造,把听众的心灵之蛋抽出来,变成坏蛋。在与守护者的对决中绘琉、依琉和坏方块都未与她变身,才意识到守护甜心的意义。随后日奈森亚实的突然出现让她回忆年幼时身为迷的心情,与经纪人三条由佳里离开复活社。后来一直在亚梦困难时帮助净化坏蛋。过去曾一直爱慕自己的哥哥几斗,后来几斗出国后感到自己很孤独无助,空海的出现让呗不再是一个人,也由此发现自己真正喜欢上的人是相马空海,漫画里跟空海交往。 相马空海(相马 空海) 活力阳光の空海
(Sou Kukai ) C:阿部敦(日本);何志威();曹启谦(香港) 年龄:14岁 身高:cm 体重:60kg 生日:8月17日 星座:狮子座 喜欢的人:月咏呗 官配:月咏呗 【详细】:初登场于第1话。原担任J′ Chair的少年,茶褐色乱发。比亚梦大两岁(故事开始时6年级)。守护甜心是大地。形象改造时头上出现一颗五角星。足球部的主将,常因不知道要参加哪个社团而烦恼,运动神经相当好,又阳光、帅气,很受女生的欢迎。体力很强,老带着亚梦进行“跑跑大冲刺”,他对亚梦很有哥哥的感觉。于动画29话在亚梦和绘琉一起变身的时候,他和大地受到Humpty Lock的影响也一起变身,变身「Sky Jack」。有四位哥哥。喜欢月咏呗,漫画里跟呗交往。 藤咲凪彦/藤咲抚子(藤咲抚子/藤咲 なぎひこ/藤咲なでしこ) 漂亮优雅の抚子
(Fujisaki Nagihiko/Fujisaki Nadeshiko) C:千叶纱子(日本),曾佩仪(香港) 【角色】花书信(花手纸) 年龄:12岁 身高:cm 体重:55kg 血型:AB型 生日:7月4日 星座:巨蟹座 喜欢的人:真城璃茉 官配:真城璃茉 【详细】初登场于第1话。跟亚梦同岁。原担任ueen’s Chair的人,身为男孩子,却因为家族因素以女性自居(藤咲家的男孩在小时候需以女孩的身份、姓名生活,目的是要了解女孩跳舞的步法)。女孩时留蓝紫色长发,饰着丝带。身为抚子时她的守护甜心是手鞠,形象改造后像变成了好胜的性格。五年级后到欧洲留学。在第25话中得知抚子其实是男生,第56话中唯世与空海的话再次证明了抚子是男生。凪彦想尝试着改变自己,暂时停止了练习舞蹈。由于想法的改变,手鞠回到了蛋中,并有了第二颗蛋(节奏)。第三学期归来时(海里走后)被空海和唯世胁迫以凪彦的身份成为新J ’s Chair留在圣夜学园。 结木弥耶(结木 やや) 热情稚气の弥耶
(Yuiki Yaya) C:中村知子 【角色】快长大!(大きくなぁれ!) 年龄:11岁 身高:cm 体重:42kg 血型:O型 生日:5月25日 星座:双子座 官配:三条海里 【详细】初登场于第1话。担任A ’Chair的少女,比亚梦小一岁(故事开始时4年级)。守护甜心是皮皮。发型为双马尾,配饰为大红蝴蝶结。非常喜好甜食,有着爱向旁人撒娇的个性,并以可爱的昵称称呼同伴(称亚梦为小梦,称璃茉为璃茉茉,抚子为小抚,凪彦为小凪)。但弥耶事实上十分害怕孤独寂寞。形象改造后脖子上围一根口水垫,拿着武器(变大的婴儿用具)婴儿模样,受到婴儿的性质影响,性格成为爱哭的人。很喜欢可爱的东西。弥耶的弟弟结木翼(C:泽城美雪)出生后,受到了父母的偏爱,便成了弥耶梦想成为婴儿的理由。 真城璃舞/真城璃茉(真城 りま) 娇小可爱の璃茉
(Mashiro Ri) C:矢作纱友里 【角色】最终浪漫(いつかはロマンス)。 年龄:11岁 身高:cm 体重:40kg 血型:B型 生日:2月6日 星座:水瓶座 喜欢的人:藤咲凪彦 官配:藤咲凪彦 【详细】初登场于第27话。与亚梦同班但年龄比亚梦要小一岁,与弥耶是一个年纪的。曾担任新的′Chair的少女,被弥耶称为“璃茉茉”。璃茉小时候很喜欢搞笑,会两手抓住嘴巴,很可爱。但后来因为在放学曾被,父母互相推卸责任,使璃茉的心理受到了打击,虽然父母在40话中和好了。不过最终在亚梦的开导和鼓励下恢复了爱笑的性格,但对于外人还是很冷的。运动细胞超差。擅长假哭,因为形象改造后会变成搞笑的角色遭到耻笑,而讨厌形象改造。形象改造时,右眼下方有一个绿五角星,左眼下方绿色水滴,会做出搞笑漫画中“平衡超平衡”的动作,做完后会因为害羞缩成球状。因为形象的关系,不喜欢交朋友,但因为亚梦的鼓励,让她感觉到朋友的重要。璃茉对搞笑很执着,认为“搞笑不是游戏”,一说到搞笑就十分认真,极度不能容“不到位的搞笑”有时会看到会形象改造。与亚梦、弥耶是密友,对凪彦先是讨厌(因为怕他抢走亚梦的原因),后来渐渐喜欢上了他。 三条海里(三条 海里) 认真沉稳の海里
(Sanjou Kairi ) C:斋贺弥月(日本); 龙显蕙(); 雷碧娜(香港) 年龄:10岁 身高:cm 体重:50Kg 性别:男 血型:A型 星座:双子座 官配:结木弥耶 【详细】:初登场于第27话。比亚梦小两岁,4年级时转入月班。担任新Jack’s Chair的少年。三条由佳里的弟弟。登场时是四年级生,比守护者中的谁都小,却比谁都高,所以因为身高的问题常常被当成大人,被亚梦和弥耶称为“班长”,在44话对亚梦告白过。守护甜心是武藏。是复活社呗经纪人三条由佳里的弟弟。最初成为守护者是为了找出守护者的秘密。常常因为接受到姐姐的任务而左右为难。 一之宫光
一之宫光/御前光(一之宫 ひかる) (Ichinomiya Hikaru) C:中尾衣里 年龄:6岁 血型:B型 身高:cm 体重:30kg 【详细】其实是很可爱的小孩,初登场于第92集。复活社幕后老板,也就是复活社工作人员口中的“大人”。父母的离世和童年的阴影让他变得非常冷漠和孤独,但是内心还是很渴望有人能发自内心的关爱他。是星名一臣的孙子,自幼接受星名专务的严格教育,目的是为了让他成为老板(因为光的父母在他小的时候就因出车祸而去世,星名专务与星名奏子结婚,是为了能让其自己的后代成为复活社的领导,掌管复活社,剥夺了呗以及几斗继承复活社的权力),是一个天才儿童,跟别人说话时使用变声器,所以无法知道他的真实面目。只有星名专务知道他的真实身份。喜欢收集石头(认为用石头可以填补生活的缝隙)。心灵之蛋的绘本其中的一页就是由他撕下来的,一直出现的那颗雪白发光的蛋(守护者认为的胚胎),其实是光的心灵之蛋,最后回到了光的心中。后来进入圣夜学园当一年级小学生,成为见习守护者。诞生了自己的守护蛋,是一颗金黄色的,上面点缀着白色小星星的蛋。 天河司(天河 司) (Akawa tsukasa) C:石田彰(日本); 林谷珍() 血型:B型 星座:白羊座 身高:cm 【详细】初登场于第2话。创立守护者并担任第一届King ‘ Chair,初登场时身份是天文馆。对亚梦自称「还在蛋里的小说家」。同时担任学院理事长。经常在天文馆用扑克做出预言,并且编写中的星座占卜栏目。(漫画里出现的不是他,是长大的唯世,好像是从星之道穿越过来的)。谜一样的身份。喜爱恶作剧。可制服几斗,因对猫类有特别深厚的爱好,所以很喜欢把几斗看成野猫一样,看到他就用一根逗猫棒逗他。拥有永久性的微笑。唯世的亲戚,天文知识渊博并负责管理校内的天文台,并从事文学绘本创作。著有一本名为《心灵之蛋》的儿童绘本,并影射了守护甜心存在的事实。但被复活社的老板——光私下撕掉关键的某一页(在动画中表明最后一页),集中光说是空白纸,但在漫画中是有内容的。唯世的亲戚。 二阶堂悠(二阶堂 悠)(Nikaidou Yuu) C:间岛淳司(日本);何志威();黄启昌(香港)/幼年:泽城美雪(日本) 年龄:25岁 生日:9月18日身高:cm 血型:A型 星座:处女座 喜欢的人:三条由佳里(漫画已婚) 【详细】:初登场于第2话。原本是复活社的人。每次上课都摔倒在同学面前。小时候以机器人工程师作为目标,由于老师辞职的事,加上父母也拼命反对,所以放弃了梦想。他的守护蛋因为一次失手在未出生前就被打碎,但并没有消失。为了和三条由佳里竞争谁最先发现胚胎而前来圣夜学园。后来抓亚梦的守护甜心想守护胚。可是,守护甜心小丝令他恢复信心,后来被复活社辞退,并且偶然知道了以前教他的老师近况。此后,正式担任亚梦的老师,且去追逐自己的梦想。 三条由佳里(三条 ゆかり) (Sanju Yukari) C:夏树リオ(日本) 身高:cm 血型:B型 年龄 24岁 喜欢的人:二阶堂悠(漫画已婚) 【详细】初登场于第7话。复活社的人。在中担任呗的演艺经纪人,个性骄傲,以前和二阶堂竞争谁最先发现胚胎。以前跟二阶堂交往过,但她本人把与二阶堂交往过的日子视为「人生的污点」(实际上她还是非常喜欢二阶堂的)。是三条海里的姐姐,相差十多岁。平时在复活社显得精明干练,但是一回到家里就判若两人。在动画中,关系有所改进。 露露·堂·莫鲁斯露·山本(ルル·ド·モルセール·やまもと) (Ruru·do·moruseru·yamoto) C :神田朱未 年龄:14岁 身高:cm 血型:A型 体重:49kg 星座:狮子座 【详细】14岁。动画原创人物,初登场于第54话。守护甜心是娜娜。一个从法国招聘的国中转学生。能神秘珠宝,能够利用珠宝的力量对梦想的迷茫人进行语言攻击,可以把别人的心灵之蛋强行取出,形成可以操纵主人并拥有强大变身力量的“谜之蛋”。有一个子爵的后裔的奶奶,父亲为法国贵族出身的名厨,母亲为法国的著名女演员。说话隐约带名古屋腔,因此,怕被别人发现有口癖,擅长跳舞。随时间流逝抓不到胚胎,露露开始与一臣对峙,且不满为何非得和几斗与九十九合作,认为这是瞧不起自己做法。她找胚胎是为了让久未登上大屏幕的母亲重新出道,再演出更好的电影。曾为母亲做过珍贵的绿宝石项链。在守护者的帮助下,认识到自己的错误,后乘飞机回到法国。 柊立花(柊りっか ) (Hiiragi Rikka) C:江里夏(日本) 性别:女 年龄:7岁 身高:cm 体重:30kg 星座:金牛座 【详细】该角色为动画原创人物,在《守护甜心!派对》中登场,初登场于第话。是圣夜学园两年级转校生,因憧憬亚梦,所以想当守护者。虽然,起初自身,但可以看到守护甜心,并没有守护甜心但是拥有能够听见坏蛋心声的能力,但是亚梦他们并不知道在她的卧室里有大量的坏蛋躲着。是一个爱吵闹,体育很好(特别是单杠),很善良的孩子。她不仅收养坏蛋,还会为坏蛋们的事情烦恼,有一个守护甜心,叫小萤,可一次因偏心自己的守护甜心,把坏蛋气走了,后认识到错误,变身后与亚梦和方块合击Open heard,将坏蛋净化。最后被天河司正式授予圣夜学园小学守护者ueen’s chair职位并颁发皇室披肩。 山吹沙绫(山吹 沙绫) (Yabuki Saya ) C:川庄美雪 年龄:13岁 爱慕的人:相马空海 辺里唯世 【详细】圣夜学园的学生,和亚梦同届,一直是星班的学生。初登场于第一回,为原作角色。典型的千金小姐。家世、财力、容貌、才能全部有着自信。但不擅长唱。因自认为比亚梦更适合担任守护者成员而对当初转学的亚梦不满,渴望他人注意。又屡次被复活社操纵。喜欢唯世和空海。 68话因认为自己不如日奈森亚梦,而与迷之蛋变身为“日奈森 Dream”还能照着跟亚梦变身为“Gorgeous Heart”、“Gorgeous Spade”、“Gorgeous Clover”。 冴木信子(冴木 のぶ子) C:山本圭子 【介绍】初登场于第一话。灵感占卜师。翠编辑的「主妇的智慧」到现在出3次她的占卦特集,全部得到好评。本名是佐伯信子。能隐约看到守护甜心。她的占卜很灵,凡是任何事都会被她知道而且告诉守护者。守护者中的很多大事她都有帮上忙。亚梦也是看到她的节目,才会祈祷改变自己,成为一切的契机。 樱井优亚(さくらい ゆあ) (Sakurai Yoa) C:钉宫理惠 年龄:11岁 生日:9月5日 星座:处女座 血型:A型 口头禅:cheese! 【角色】秘密王妃(シークレットプリンセス) 【详细】T原创。是一名超人气小学生模特,比亚梦小一岁。弥耶的偶像。小时候和亚梦在同一个幼儿园上学。甜心为塞西露,一开始两人关系很差,后来优亚在确定了自己的理想后,关系变好。在85集被谜之蛋吞噬,变身为“ocal Singer Dream ”。在甜心旋律中,与塞西露变身成“Wonderful Singer”。
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小兰(ラン) (Ran) C:阿澄佳奈 【角色】:いいことありそう、たまご戦士しゅごボンバー 【介绍】初登场于第1话。最早从亚梦的蛋中出生的守护甜心(和亚梦变身最多次数的守护甜心)。戴粉红色太阳帽,穿粉红系的啦啦队风格的衣服,全身以红、粉色调为主,头戴红心头饰。 擅长运动,坦率的性格,讨厌安静,所以自己也安静不下来。和亚梦变身为「Amulet Heart」(守护之心|净恶之心),必杀技的武器是「Heart Rod」(心之仗),必杀技是「Spiral Heart」(回旋之心),「Heart Speeder」(速度之心),可以和变身后的唯世联合使出「Platinum Heart」(铂金之心)净化坏蛋。代表色为红色、粉色。形象改造时经常使用的咒语「Hop! Step!Jump!」 美琪(ミキ) (Miki) C:加藤奈奈絵う 【角色】:いいことありそう、たまご戦士しゅごボンバー 【介绍】初登场于第2话。亚梦的守护甜心。有艺术家气息的守护甜心。穿着前卫短裤,帽子上有黑桃头饰,总是戴着淡蓝色的包包,全身色调以蓝为主。初见看上去有点点像男孩子。总爱吐亚梦的槽。擅长绘画,喜欢艺术。讨厌被束缚。有语癖,喜欢以男生专用的ぼく自称。喜欢画下美好的事物。和亚梦变身后为「Amulet Spade」(守护黑桃),必杀技是「Colorful Canvas」(彩色油画)、「Colorful Canvas Special」(彩色画布特别版)和「Prism Music」(棱镜音乐)。代表色为蓝色。形象改造时经常使用的咒语为「Draw!Drew!Drawn!」 小丝(スゥ) (Su) C: 丰崎爱生 【角色】:いいことありそう、たまご戦士しゅごボンバー 初登场于第3话。亚梦的守护甜心。以糕点为首家务全擅长,善良的孩子,亚梦的守护甜心。有口癖,在话后面加的说。和亚梦变身后就会变成为「Amulet Clover」(守护三叶草),必杀技是「Reke Honey」(甜蜜再现)、「Reke Honey Special」(甜蜜再现特别版)「Sweet Appliue」(甜蜜镶嵌)、「Honey Bubbles」(甜蜜泡泡)。代表色为绿色。 形象改造时经常使用的咒语为「Chip!Syrup!Whip!」 戴雅/方块(ダイヤ) (Dia) C:伊藤加奈恵 【角色】:たまご戦士しゅごボンバー 【介绍】方块蛋登场于第27话。甜心第29话诞生。亚梦的守护甜心。真名戴雅。“Dia”一名是英语中“方块”——Diamond的缩写。是亚梦心底的光芒,温柔,嘴角有麦克风。 因为空海毕业,抚子留学,亚梦十分消沉,于是变成坏蛋,并离开亚梦,孵出坏甜心,头上有“×”的记。 被收集坏蛋中的呗发现,就跟随着呗,一起收集坏蛋。× 方块和呗变身成「Dark Jewel」(黑色钻石),必杀技「Shining ?Black」和「Glitter Particle」。在第43话,“×”记因为亚梦找到真正的自己并除下,且头上的方块变成了两个,和亚梦变身为「Amulet Dia」(守护方块),但因没有正式孵化并重回蛋里,话由于亚梦相信自己内心的光芒,使得方块蛋正式孵化,并再次变身,其中必杀技是「Starlight Navigation」(星之导航)「Shootingstar Shower」(流星沐浴),集时还有「Tinkle Hold」(叮当响起)。有读心术一样的能力。口头禅是「光辉」(かがやき),漫画中还有穿越时间和空间的能力。 阿夜
阿夜(ヨル) (Yoru) C:泽城美雪 【介绍】初登场于第1话,月咏几斗的守护甜心。有猫耳和尾巴,穿肉垫手套和猫脚长筒皮靴。十字架、拘束皮带附著的裤子和的朋克风格的衣服。爱的野猫造型,拥有与猫类交流的能力,非常喜欢绒线球和逗猫棒,爱吃鱼干,很难对付狗,喜欢玩弄别人。是几斗渴望而诞生出来的守护甜心,可以与几斗变身成「Black Lynx」(黑色山猫),必杀技是「Slash Claw」(乌鸦斩)。有“喵”的口头禅。 几斗还有一个守护蛋,是在控的那段时间的一个纯黑色的蛋,未孵出甜心,邪恶的化身,变身为「Death Label」(死亡标记)。必杀技「Darknight Storm」(暗黑风暴),小提琴变作镰刀。在与复活社的决战中,因为被变身为Aumlet Dia的亚梦救了出来,使其与阿夜一起和几斗变身为「Sevenseas Treasure」(七海珍宝),必杀技是「Emerald Line」(翠色剑锋) 奇迹(キセキ) (Kiseki) C:三宅华也 【介绍】初登场于第一话。唯世的守护甜心。样子和唯世相似。和唯世一样患有花粉症。戴王冠,穿着斗篷,性格蛮横娇羞。总把自己称为王,称其它守护甜心和守护者(唯世除外)为庶民。似乎对其他人总是很关心,也很了解唯世,有令人赞举的举动(见81话),和唯世变身是「Platinum Royal」(白金圣皇),必杀技是「White Decoration」( 雪白净饰)和「Holy Crown 」(神圣王冠)、「Holy Crown Special」(神圣王冠加强版) 依琉(イル) (Iru) C:今野宏美 【介绍】初登场于第14话,月咏呗的守护甜心,是小恶魔,但是是一个善良的甜心,喜欢恶作剧。 与呗的变身为「Lunatic Charm」(月之魅)。必杀技为「Nightre Lorelei」(恶梦妖精)和「Lilin Trident」(恶魔三叉戟)。 在第42话,与亚梦变身成「Amulet Devil」(守护恶魔),必杀技是「Devil's Tune」(恶魔之音) 依琉·绘琉
绘琉(エル) (Eru) C:氷青 【介绍】初登场于第28话,呗的守护甜心。 外表是天使的模样,头顶的天使光环是恋爱雷达。拥有可以自己的意志与持有者,进行强制发动变身的能力。在第29话与亚梦变身成「Amulet Angel」(守护天使)。必杀技为「White Flag」和「White Flag W Plan」在第33话和亚梦变身的另一技能「Angel Wink」。第35话中,与亚梦变身又有一技能「爱的修复光线」。第43话与呗变身为「Seraphic Charm」(纯洁之魅),必杀技为「Angel Cradle」(天使摇篮)和「White Wing」(圣洁羽翼) x方块(xダイヤ) (bazidia) C:伊藤加奈惠
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大地(ダイチ) (Daichiyi) C :吉野裕行 手鞠(てまり) (daili) C : 柚木凉香 节奏(リズム) 手鞠·节奏·嘻嘻
(Rizumu) C:宫田幸季 皮皮(ぺぺ) (Pepe) C : 古山贵实子 武藏(ムサシ) (Musasi) C:冈本信彦 娜娜(ナナ) (Nana) C:柚木凉香 小萤 (Hotaru) C:佐藤聪美
Ⅱ 大学英语四级常用单词表
a art.一(个);每一(个)
abandon vt.丢弃;放弃,抛弃
ability n.能力;能耐,本领
able a.有能力的;出色的
abnormal a.不正常的;变态的
aboard ad.在船(车)上;上船
about prep.关于;在…周围
above prep.在…上面;高于
abroad ad.(在)国外;到处
absence n.缺席,不在场;缺乏
absent a.不在场的;缺乏的
absolute a.绝对的;纯粹的
absolutely ad.完全地;绝对地
absorb vt.吸收;使专心
abstract a.抽象的 n.摘要
abundant a.丰富的;大量的
abuse vt.滥用;虐待 n.滥用
academic a.学院的;学术的
academy n.私立中学;专科院校
accelerate vt.(使)加快;促进
acceleration n.加速;加速度
accent n.口音,腔调;重音
accept vt.vi.接受;同意
acceptable a.可接受的,合意的
acceptance n.接受,验收;承认
access n.接近;通道,入口
accessory n.同谋,从犯;附件
accident n.意外的;事故
accidental a.偶然的;非本质的
accommodate vt.容纳;供应,供给
accommodation n.招待设备;预定铺位
accompany vt.陪伴,陪同;伴随
accomplish vt.达到(目的);完成
accord vt.使一致;给予
accordance n.一致;和谐;授予
accordingly ad.因此,所以;照着
account n.记述;解释;帐目
accumulate vt.积累 vi.堆积
accuracy n.准确(性);准确度
accurate a.准确的,正确无误的
accuse vt.指责;归咎于
accustom vt.使习惯
accustomed a.惯常的;习惯的
ache vi.痛;想念 n.疼痛
achieve vt.完成,实现;达到
achievement n.完成;成就,成绩
acid n.酸;酸的,酸性的
acquaintance n.认识;了解;熟人
acquire vt.取得;获得;学到
acre n.英亩(=6.07亩)
across prep.横过;在…对面
act vi.行动;见效 n.行为
action n.行动;作用;功能
active a.活跃的;积极的
activity n.活动;活力;行动
actor n.男演员;演剧的人
actress n.女演员
actual a.实际的;现行的
actually ad.实际上;竟然
acute a.尖的,锐的;敏锐的
ad n.广告
adapt vt.使适应;改编
add vt.添加,附加,掺加
addition n.加,加法;附加物
additional a.附加的,追加的
address n.地址;演说;谈吐
adequate a.足够的;可以胜任的
adjective n.形容词 a.形容词的
adjust vt.调整,调节;校正
administration n.管理;管理部门
admire vt.钦佩,羡慕,赞赏
admission n.允许进入;承认
admit vt.承认;准许…进入
adopt vt.收养;采用;采取
alt n.成年人 a.成年的
advance vi.前进;提高 n.进展
advanced a.先进的;高级的
advantage n.优点,优势;好处
adventure n.冒险;惊险活动
adverb n.副词
advertisement n.广告;公告;登广告
advice n.劝告;忠告;意见
advisable n.明智的;可取的
advise vt.劝告;建议;通知
aeroplane n.飞机
affair n.事情,事件;事务
affect vt.影响;感动
affection n.慈爱,爱;爱慕
afford vt.担负得起…;提供
afraid a.害怕的;担心的
Africa n.非洲
African a.非洲的 n.非洲人
after prep.在…以后;次于
afternoon n.下午,午后
afterward ad.后来,以后
again ad.又一次;而且
against prep.倚在;逆,对着
age n.年龄;时代 vt.变老
agency n.经办;代理;代理处
agent n.代理人,代理商
aggressive a.侵略的;好斗的
ago ad.以前
agony n.极度痛苦
agree vi.同意;持相同意见
agreement n.协定,协议;同意
agriculture n.农业,农艺;农学
ahead ad.在前;向前;提前
aid n.帮助,救护;助手
aim vi.瞄准,针对;致力
air n.空气;空中;外观
aircraft n.飞机,飞行器
airline n.航空公司;航线
airplane n.飞机
airport n.机场,航空站
alarm n.惊恐,忧虑;警报
alcohol n.酒精,乙醇
alike a.同样的,相同的
alive a.活着的;活跃的
all a.全部的 prep.全部
allow vt.允许,准许;任
alloy n.合金;(金属的)成色
almost ad.几乎,差不多
alone a.单独的 ad.单独地
along prep.沿着 ad.向前
aloud ad.出声地,大声地
alphabet n.字母表,字母系统
already ad.早已,已经
also ad.亦,也;而且,还
alter vt.改变,变更;改做
alternative n.替换物;取舍,抉择
although conj.尽管,虽然
altitude n.高,高度;高处
altogether ad.完全;总而言之
aluminium n.铝
always ad.总是,一直;永远
a.m (缩)上午,午前
amaze vt.使惊奇,使惊愕
ambition n.雄心,抱负,野心
ambulance n.救护车;野战医院
America n.美洲;美国
American a.美洲的 n.美国人
among prep.在…之中
amongst prep在…之中(=among)
amount n.总数;数量;和
ampere n.安培
amplify vt.放大,增强;扩大
amuse vt.逗…乐;给…娱乐
analyse vt.分析,分解,解析
analysis n.分析,分解,解析
ancestor n.祖宗,祖先
anchor n.锚 vi.抛锚,停泊
ancient a.古代的,古老的
and conj.和,又,并,则
angel n.天使,神差,安琪儿
anger n.怒,愤怒 vt.使发怒
angle n.角,角度
angry a.愤怒的,生气的
animal n.动物,兽 a.动物的
ankle n.踝,踝节部
announce vt.宣布,宣告,发表
announcer n.宣告者;播音员
annoy vt.使恼怒;打搅
annual a.每年的 n.年报
another a.再一个的;别的
answer vt.回答;响应;适应
ant n.蚂蚁
anticipate vt.预料,预期,期望
anxiety n.焦虑,忧虑;渴望
anxious a.忧虑的;渴望的
any a.什么,一些;任何的
anybody prep.任何人
anyhow ad.无论如何
anyone pron.任何人
anything pron.任何事物;一切
anyway ad.无论如何
anywhere ad.在什么地方
apart ad.相隔;分开;除去
apartment n.一套公寓房间
apologize vi.道歉,谢罪,认错
apology n.道歉,认错,谢罪
apparatus n.器械,仪器;器官
apparent a.表面上的;明显的
appeal vi.&n.呼吁;申述
appear vi.出现;来到;似乎
appearance n.出现,来到;外观
appetite n.食欲,胃口;欲望
apple n.苹果,苹果树
appliance n.用具,器具,器械
applicable a.能应用的;适当的
application n.请求,申请;施用
apply vt.应用,实施,使用
appoint vt.任命,委任;约定
appointment n.任命;约定,约会
appreciate vt.欣赏;领会;感谢
approach vt.向…靠近 n.靠近
appropriate a.适当的,恰当的
approval n.赞成,同意;批准
approve vt.赞成,称许;批准
approximate a.近似的 vt.近似
approximately ad.近似地,大约
April n.四月
Arabian a.阿拉伯的
arbitrary a.随心所欲的;专断的
architecture n.建筑学;建筑式样
area n.面积;地区;领域
argue vi.争论,争辩,辩论
argument n.争论,辩论;理由
arise vi.出现;由…引起
arithmetic n.算术,四则运算
arm n.臂;臂状物;武器
army n.军队;陆军
around prep.在…周围
arouse vt.引起,唤起;唤醒
arrange vt.筹备;整理;调解
arrangement n.整理,排列;安排
arrest vt.逮捕,拘留;阻止
arrival n.到达;到来;到达者
arrive vi.到达;来临;达到
arrow n.箭;箭状物
art n.艺术,美术;技术
article n.文章;条款;物品
artificial a.人工的;娇揉造作的
artist n.艺术家,美术家
artistic a.艺术的;艺术家的
as conj.当…的时候
ash n.灰,灰末;骨灰
ashamed a.惭愧(的);羞耻(的)
Asia n.亚洲
Asian a.亚洲的 n.亚洲人
aside ad.在旁边,到旁边
ask vt.问;要求;邀请
asleep a.睡着的,睡熟的
aspect n.方面;样子,外表
assemble vt.集合,召集;装配
assembly n.集合;集会;装配
assess vt.对(财产等)估价
assign vt.指派;分配;指定
assignment n.任务,指定的作业
assist vt.援助,帮助;搀扶
assistant n.助手,助理;助教
associate vi.交往 n.伙伴,同事
association n.协会,团体;联合
assume vt.假定;承担;呈现
assure vt.使确信;向…保证
astonish vt.使惊讶,使吃惊
astronaut n.宇宙航行员,宇航员
at prep.在…里;在…时
athlete n.运动员;田径运动员
Atlantic a.大西洋的 n.大西洋
atmosphere n.大气;空气;气氛
atmospheric a.大气的;大气层的
atom n.原子;微粒;微量
atomic a.原子的;原子能的
attach vt.缚,系,贴;附加
attack vt.&vi.&n.攻击,进攻
attain vt.达到,获得,完成
attempt vt.尝试,试图 n.企图
attend vt.出席;照顾,护理
attention n.注意,留心;注意力
attentive a.注意的;有礼貌的
attitude n.态度,看法;姿势
attract vt.吸引;引起,诱惑
attraction n.吸引;吸引力;引力
attractive a.有吸引力的
attribute vt.把…归因于 n.属性
audience n.听众,观众,读者
August n.八月
aunt n.伯母,婶母,姑母
aural a.耳的,听觉的
Australia n.澳大利亚
Australian a.澳大利亚的
author n.作者,作家
authority n.当局,官方;权力
auto n.(口语)汽车
automatic a.自动的;机械的
automation n.自动,自动化
automobile n.汽车,机动车
autumn n.秋,秋季
auxiliary a.辅助的;附属的
available a.可利用的;通用的
avenue n.林荫道,道路;大街
average n.平均数 a.平均的
aviation n.航空,航空学
avoid vt.避免,躲开;撤消
await vt.等候,期待
awake a.醒着的 vt.唤醒
award n.奖,奖品;判定
aware a.知道的,意识到的
away ad.离开,远离;…去
awful a.令人不愉快的
awfully ad.令人畏惧的;很
awkward a.笨拙的;尴尬的
ax n.斧子
axis n.轴,轴线;中心线
B
baby n.婴儿;孩子气的人
back ad.在后;回原处;回
background n.背景,后景,经历
backward a.向后的;倒的 ad.倒
bacteria n.细菌
bad a.坏的,恶的;严重的
badly ad.坏,差;严重地
badminton n.羽毛球
bag n.袋,包,钱包,背包
baggage n.行李
bake vt.烤,烘,焙;烧硬
balance vt.使平衡;称 n.天平
ball n.球,球状物;舞会
balloon n.气球,玩具气球
banana n.香蕉;芭蕉属植物
band n.乐队;带;波段
bang n.巨响,枪声;猛击
bank n.银行;库;岩,堤
banner n.旗,旗帜,横幅
bar n.酒吧间;条,杆;栅
barber n.理发师
bare a.赤裸的;仅仅的
bargain n.交易 vi.议价;成交
bark n.吠叫声 vi.吠,叫
barn n.谷仓;牲口棚
barrel n.桶;圆筒;枪管
barrier n.栅栏,屏障;障碍
base n.基础,底层;基地
basic a.基本的,基础的
basically ad.基本上
basin n.盆,洗脸盆;盆地
basis n.基础,根据
basket n.篮,篓,筐
basketball n.篮球;篮球运动
bat n.球拍;短棍;蝙蝠
bath n.浴,洗澡;浴缸
bathe vt.给…洗澡;弄湿
bathroom n.浴室;盥洗室
battery n.电池;一套,一组
battle n.战役;斗争 vi.作战
bay n.湾;山脉中的凹处
B.C. (缩)公元前
be aux.v.&vi.是,在,做
beach n.海滩,湖滩,河滩
beam n.梁;横梁;束,柱
bean n.豆,蚕豆
bear n.熊;粗鲁的人
bear vt.容忍;负担;生育
beard n.胡须,络腮胡子
beast n.兽,野兽;牲畜
beat vt.&vi.打,敲;打败
beautiful a.美的,美丽的
beauty n.美,美丽;美人
because conj.由于,因为
become vi.变成;成为,变得
bed n.床,床位;圃;河床
bee n.蜂,密蜂;忙碌的人
beef n.牛肉;菜牛
beer n.啤酒
before prep.在…以前;向…
beg vt.&vi.乞求;请求
beggar n.乞丐,穷人
begin vi.开始 vt.开始
beginner n.初学者,生手
beginning n.开始,开端;起源
behalf n.利益,维护,支持
behave vi.表现,举止;运转
behavior n.行为,举止,态度
behind prep.在…后面
being n.存在;生物;生命
belief n.信任,相信;信念
believe vt.相信;认为
bell n.钟,铃,门铃;钟声
belong vi.属于,附属
beloved a.为…的爱的 n.爱人
below prep.在…下面(以下)
belt n.带,腰带;皮带;区
bench n.长凳,条凳;工作台
bend vt.使弯曲 vi.弯曲
beneath prep.在…下方
beneficial a.有利的,有益的
benefit n.利益;恩惠;津贴
berry n.浆果(如草莓等)
beside prep.在…旁边
besides ad.而且prep.除…之外
best a.最好的;最大的
bet vt.&vi.&n.打赌
betray vt.背叛;辜负;泄漏
better a.较好的 ad.更好地
between prep.在…中间
beyond prep.在…的那边
Bible n.基督教《圣经》
bicycle n.自行车,脚踏车
big a.大的,巨大的
bike n.自行车 vi.骑自行车
bill n.账单;招贴;票据
billion num.万亿(英)
bind vt.捆绑;包扎;装钉
biology n.生物学;生态学
bird n.鸟,禽
birth n.分娩,出生;出身
birthday n.生日,诞生的日期
biscuit n.(英)饼干;(美)软饼
bit n.一点,一些,小片
bite vt.咬,叮,螫;剌穿
bitter a.痛苦的;严寒的
bitterly ad.苦苦地;悲痛地
black a.黑色的;黑暗的
blackboard n.黑板
blade n.刀刃,刀片;叶片
blame vt.责备,把…归咎于
blank a.空白的 n.空白
blanket n.毛毯,毯子,羊毛毯
blast n.爆炸,冲击波 vt.炸
blaze n.火;闪光 vi.燃烧
bleed vi.出血,流血;泌脂
blend vt.&vi.&n.混和
bless vt.为…祝福
blind a.瞎的;盲目的
block n.街区 vt.堵塞,拦阻
blood n.血,血液;血统
bloom n.花;开花,开花期
blossom n.花,开花 vi.开花
blow vi.吹,吹动;吹响
blue a.蓝色的 n.蓝色
board n.板 vt.上(船、车等)
boast vi.自夸 vt.吹嘘
boat n.小船,艇;渔船
body n.身体;主体;尸体
boil vi.沸腾;汽化vt.煮沸
bold a.大胆的;冒失的
bolt n.螺栓;插销 vt.闩门
bomb n.炸弹 vt.轰炸
bond n.联结,联系;公债
bone n.骨,骨骼
book n.书,书籍 vt.预定
boot n.靴子,长统靴
booth n.货摊;公用电话亭
border n.边,边缘;边界
bore vt.使厌烦;钻,挖
born a.天生的;出生的
borrow vt.借,借用,借人
bosom n.胸,胸部;内心
boss n.老板,上司 vt.指挥
both pron.两者(都)
bother vt.烦扰,迷惑 n.麻烦
bottle n.瓶,酒瓶;一瓶
bottom n.底,底部,根基
bough n.树枝
bounce vi.反跳,弹起;跳起
bound a.一定的;有义务的
boundary n.分界线,办界
bow n.弓;蝴蝶结;鞠躬
bowl n.碗,钵;碗状物
box n.箱,盒;包箱
box vi.拳击,打拳
boy n.男孩,少年;家伙
brain n.脑,脑髓;脑力
brake n.闸,刹车 vi.制动
branch n.树枝;分部;分科
brand n.商品;烙印 vt.铭刻
brandy n.白兰地酒
brass n.黄铜;黄铜器
brave a.勇敢的,华丽的
bread n.面包;食物,粮食
breadth n.宽度,幅度;幅面
break vt.打破;损坏;破坏
breakfast n.早饭,早餐
breast n.乳房;胸脯,胸膛
breath n.气息,呼吸;气味
breathe vi.呼吸 vt.呼吸
breed n.品种 vt.使繁殖
breeze n.微风,和风
brick n.砖,砖块;砖状物
bridge n.桥,桥梁;桥牌
brief a.简短的;短暂的
bright a.明亮的;聪明的
brighten vt.使发光;使快活
brilliant a.光辉的;卓越的
brim n.边,边缘;帽沿
bring vt.带来;引出;促使
brisk a.活泼的;清新的
bristle n.短而硬的毛;鬃毛
Britain n.不列颠,英国
British a.不列颠的,英联邦的
brittle a.脆的;易损坏的
broad a.宽的,阔的;广泛的
broadcast n.广播,播音
broken a.被打碎的,骨折的
bronze n.青铜;青铜制品
brood n.同窝幼鸟 vt.孵(蛋)
brook n.小河,溪流
broom n.扫帚
brother n.兄弟;同事,同胞
brow n.额;眉,眉毛
brown n.褐色,棕色
bruise n.青肿,伤痕;擦伤
brush n.刷子,毛刷;画笔
brute n.禽兽,畜生
bubble n.泡 vi.冒泡,沸腾
bucket n.水桶;吊桶;铲斗
bud n.芽,萌芽;蓓蕾
build vt.建筑;建立;创立
building n.建筑物,大楼;建筑
bulb n.电灯泡;球状物
bulk n.物体,容积,大批
bull n.公牛;雄的象
bullet n.枪弹,子弹,弹丸
bunch n.束,球,串;一群
bundle n.捆,包,束;包袱
burden n.担子,重担;装载量
bureau n.局,司,处;社,所
burn vi.烧,燃烧 n.烧伤
burst vt.使爆裂 vi.&n.爆炸
bury vt.埋葬,葬;埋藏
bus n.公共汽车
bush n.灌木,灌木丛,矮树
business n.商业,生意;事务
busy a.忙的,繁忙的
but conj.但是,可是
butcher n.屠夫;屠杀者
butter n.黄油;奶油
butterfly n.蝴蝶
button n.扣子;按钮 vt.扣紧
buy vt.买,购买 vi.买
by prep.在…旁;被,由
c
cabbage n.洋白菜,卷心菜
cabin n.小屋;船舱,机舱
cabinet n.橱,柜;内阁
cable n.缆,索;电缆;电报
cafe n.咖啡馆;小餐厅
cafeteria n.自助食堂
cage n.笼;鸟笼,囚笼
cake n.饼,糕,蛋糕
calculate vt.计算;估计;计划
calculation n.计算,计算结果
calculator n.计算器,计算者
calendar n.日历,历书;历法
call vt.把…叫做;叫,喊
calm a.静的,平静的
camel n.骆驼
camera n.照相机,摄影机
camp n.野营,营地,兵营
campaign n.战役;运动
campus n.校园,学校场地
can aux.v.能,会,可能
can n.罐头,听头;容器
Canada n.加拿大
Canadian a.加拿大的
canal n.运河;沟渠;管
cancel vt.取消,撤消;删去
cancer n.癌,癌症,肿瘤
candidate n.候选人;投考者
candle n.蜡烛;烛形物;烛光
candy n.糖果;砂糖结晶
cannon n.大炮,火炮;榴弹炮
canoe n.独木舟,皮艇,划子
canteen n.小卖部;临时餐室
canvas n.粗帆布;一块油画布
cap n.帽子,便帽;帽状物
capable a.有能力的,有才能的
capacity n.容量;能力;能量
capital n.资本,资金;首都
captain n.陆军上尉;队长
captive n.俘虏,被监禁的人
capture vt.捕获,俘获;夺得
car n.汽车,小汽车,轿车
carbon n.碳
card n.卡,卡片,名片
care vi.关心,介意 n.小心
career n.生涯,职业,经历
careful a.仔细的;细致的
careless a.粗心的,漫不经心的
cargo n.船货,货物
carpenter n.木工,木匠
carpet n.地毯,毡毯,毛毯
carriage n.客车厢;四轮马车
carrier n.运输工具;运载工具
carrot n.胡罗卜
carry vt.携带;运载;传送
cart n.二轮运货马车
carve vt.刻,雕刻;切开
case n.情况;事实;病例
case n.箱(子),盒(子),套
cash n.现金,现款
cassette n.盒式录音带;盒子
cast vt.投,扔,抛;浇铸
castle n.城堡;巨大建筑物
casual a.偶然的;随便的
cat n.猫,猫科,猫皮
catalog n.目录,目录册
catch vt.捉住;赶上;领会
cathedral n.总教堂;大教堂
cattle n.牛;牲口,家畜
cause n.原因,理由;事业
cave n.山洞,洞穴,窑洞
cease vi.&vi.&n.停止,停息
ceiling n.天花板,顶蓬
celebrate vt.庆祝;歌颂,赞美
cell n.细胞;小房间
cellar n.地窑,地下室
cement n.水泥;胶泥 vt.粘结
cent n.分;分币;百
centigrade a.百分度的
centimetre n.公分,厘米
central a.中心的;主要的
centre n.中心;中枢 vt.集中
century n.世纪,百年
ceremony n.典礼,仪式;礼节
certain a.确实的;肯定的
certainly ad.一定,必定;当然
certainty n.必然;肯定
certificate n.证书,证件,执照
chain n.链,链条,项圈
chair n.椅子;主席
chairman n.主席;议长,会长
chalk n.白垩;粉笔
challenge n.挑战;要求,需要
chamber n.会议室;房间;腔
champion n.冠军,得胜者
chance n.机会,机遇;可能性
change n.改变,变化;零钱
channel n.海峡;渠道;频道
chapter n.章,回,篇
character n.性格;特性;角色
characteristic a.特有的 n.特性
charge vt.索价;控告 n.费用
charity n.施舍;慈善事业
charming a.迷人的,可爱的
chart n.图,图表;海图
chase n.追逐,追赶,追求
cheap a.廉价的;劣质的
cheat vt.骗取;哄 vi.行骗
check vt.检查;制止 n.检查
cheek n.面颊,脸蛋
cheer vt.使振作;欢呼
cheerful a.快乐的,愉快的
cheese n.乳酪,干酪
chemical a.化学的 n.化学制品
chemist n.化学家;药剂师
chemistry n.化学
cheque n.支票
cherry n.樱桃;樱桃树
chess n.棋;国际象棋
chest n.胸腔,胸膛;箱子
chew vt.咀嚼,嚼碎
chicken n.小鸡,小鸟;鸡肉
chief a.主要的;首席的
child n.小孩,儿童;儿子
childhood n.童年,幼年;早期
childish a.孩子的;幼稚的
chill vt.使变冷 n.寒冷
chimney n.烟囱,烟筒;玻璃罩
chin n.颏,下巴
China n.中国
china n.瓷器,瓷料
Chinese a.中国的 n.中国人
chocolate n.巧克力;巧克力糖
choice n.选择,抉择
choke vt.使窒息;塞满
choose vt.选择,挑选;情愿
chop vt.砍,劈;切细vi.砍
Christian n.基督教徒;信徒
Christmas n.圣诞节
church n.教堂,礼拜堂;教会
cigarette n.香烟,纸烟,卷烟
cinema n.电影院;电影,影片
circle n.圆,圆周;圈子
circuit n.电路;环行;巡行
circular a.圆的;循环的
circulate vt.使循环 vi.循环
circumference n.圆周,周长,圆周线
circumstance n.情况,条件;境遇
citizen n.公民;市民,居民
city n.城市,都市
civil a.公民的;文职的
civilization n.文明,文化;开化
civilize vt.使文明;教育
claim vt.声称,主张;索取
clap vi.拍手 vt.拍,轻拍
clarify vt.澄清,阐明
clasp n.扣子,钩子;别针
class n.班,班级;阶级
classical a.古典的;经典的
classification n.分类;分级;分类法
classify vt.把…分类
classmate n.同班同学
classroom n.教室,课堂
claw n.爪,脚爪,螯
clay n.粘土,泥土;肉体
clean a.清洁的;纯洁的
clear a.清晰的 vt.清除
clearly ad.明白地,清晰地
clerk n.店员;办事员,职员
clever a.聪明的;机敏的
cliff n.悬崖,峭壁
climate n.气候;风土,地带
climb vi.攀登,爬 vt.爬
cloak n.斗篷;覆盖(物)
clock n.钟,仪表
close vt.关,闭;结束
closely ad.紧密地,接近地
cloth n.布;衣料;桌布
clothe vt.给…穿衣服
clothes n.衣服,服装;被褥
clothing n.衣服,被褥
cloud n.云;云状物;阴影
cloudy a.多云的;云一般的
club n.俱乐部,夜总会
clue n.线索,暗示,提示
clumsy a.笨拙的;愚笨的
coach n.长途公共汽车
coal n.煤,煤块
coarse a.粗的,粗糙的
coast n.海岸,海滨(地区)
coat n.外套,上衣;表皮
cock n.公鸡;雄禽;旋塞
code n.准则;法典;代码
coffee n.咖啡,咖啡茶
coil n.(一)卷;线圈 vt.卷
coin n.硬币;铸造(硬币)
cold a.冷的;冷淡的 n.冷
collapse vi.倒坍;崩溃,瓦解
collar n.衣领,项圈
colleague n.同事,同僚
collect vt.收集 vi.收款
collection n.搜集,收集;收藏品
collective a.集体的;集合性的
college n.学院;大学
Ⅲ c开头的英文单词,50个就行,带意思,不用音标
cab n. (美)出租车
cabbage n. 卷心菜,洋白菜
cafe n. 咖啡馆; 餐馆
cafeteria n. 自助餐厅
cage n 笼;鸟笼
cake n. 蛋糕,糕点;饼
call n. 喊,叫;电话,通话 v. 称呼;呼唤;喊,叫
calm a. 镇静的; 沉着的 v. 镇静; 沉着
camel n. 骆驼
camera n. 照相机;摄像机
camp n. (夏令)营 vi. 野营; 宿营
can1 (could) can't = can not modal v. 可能;能够;可以 不能
can2 a garbage can a can opener n. (美)罐头;罐子 (美)垃圾桶 开罐器
Canada* n. 加拿大
Canadian a. 加拿大的;加拿大人的 n. 加拿大人
canal n. 运河;水道
cancel vt. 取消
cancer n. 癌
candle n. 蜡烛
candy n. 糖果
canteen n. 餐厅;食堂
cap n. (无檐的或仅在前面有檐的)帽子;(瓶子的)盖;(钢笔等的)笔套
capital n. 首都,省会;大写;资本
captain n. (海军)上校;船长,舰长;队长
car n. 汽车,小卧车〖〗
carbon card n. n. 碳 卡片;名片;纸牌
card games纸牌游戏
care n. 照料,保护;小心v. 介意……,在乎;关心
careful a. 小心的,仔细的,谨慎的
careless a. 粗心的,漫不经心的
carpet n. 地毯
carriage n. 四轮马车;(火车)客车厢
carrier carrot n. n. 搬运者;媒介;(自行车等的)置物架;(车的)货架 胡萝卜
carry vt. 拿,搬,带,提,抬,背,抱,运等
cartoon n. 动画片,卡通;漫画
carvevt.刻;雕刻
case1n. 情况;病例;案件;真相
case2 n. 箱;盒;容器
cash n. 现金,现钞 v. 兑现
cast (cast, cast) v. 扔,抛,撒
castle n. 城堡
cat n. 猫 ]
catch(caught,caught) v. 接住;捉住;赶上;染上(疾病)
cathedral n. 大教堂(天主教)
cattle n. 牛(总称),家畜
cause n. 原因,起因 vt. 促使,引起,使发生
cave n. 洞,穴;地窖
CD光盘(compact disk的缩写)
CD ROM信息储存光盘(compact disk read only memory的缩写)
ceiling n. 天花板,顶棚
celebrate v. 庆祝
celebration cell n. n. 庆祝;庆祝会 (监狱的)单人牢房;(修道院等的)单人小室;(蜂巢的)小蜂窝,蜂房;[生物] 细胞
cellar n. 地窖;地下储藏室
cent n. 美分(100 cents = 1 dollar)
centigrade a. 摄氏的
centimetre (美 cen timeter) n. 公分,厘米
central a. 中心的,中央的;主要的
centre (美 center ) n. 中心,中央
century n. 世纪,百年
certain a. (未指明真实名称的)某……;确定的,无疑的;一定会……
certainly ad. 当然,是的;一定,无疑
certificate n. 证明,证明书
chain n. 链; 链条
chain store(s)连锁店
chair n. 椅子
chairman n. 主席,会长;议长
chairwoman n. 女主席, 女会长;女议长
chalk n. 粉笔
challengen.挑战(性)
challenginga.具有挑战性的
championn. 冠军,优胜者
chance n. 机会,可能性
changablea.易变的,变化无常的
changen. 零钱;找头v. 改变,变化;更换;兑换
channeln.频道;通道;水渠
character n. (汉)字,字体;品格
charge v. 要求收费;索价;将(电池)充电 n. 费用;价钱
chapter n. 章
chart n. 图表;航海图
chat n. & vi. 聊天,闲谈
cheap a. 便宜的,贱
cheat n. & v. 骗取,哄骗;作弊
check n. 检查;批改 vt. 校对,核对; 检查;批改
cheek n. 面颊,脸蛋
cheer n. & vi. 欢呼; 喝彩
Cheer up振作起来!提起精神!
cheerfula.兴高采烈的,快活的
Cheersint. 干杯,(英口语)谢谢,再见
cheese n. 奶酪
chemical a. 化学的 n. 化学品
chemist n. 药剂师;化学家
chemistry n. 化学
cheque (美check) n. 支票
chess n. 棋
chest n. 箱子;盒子;胸部
chew vt. 咀嚼
chick n. 小鸡
chicken n. 鸡;鸡肉
chief a. 主要的; 首要的 n. 领导,头
child (复children) n. 孩子,儿童
childhood n. 幼年时代,童年
chimney n. 烟囱,烟筒
China* n. 中国
Chinese a. 中国的;中国人的;中国话的,汉语的n. 中国人;中国话,汉语,中文
chips n. (pl.)炸土豆条(片)
chocolate n. 巧克力
choice n. 选择;抉择
choke n. & v. 窒息
choose (chose, cho sen) vt. 选择
chopsticks n. 筷子
Christian n. 基督教徒和天主教徒的总称 Christmas n. 圣诞节(12月25日)
Christmas card圣诞卡
Christmas tree圣诞树
Christmas Eve圣诞(前)夜
church n. 教堂;教会
cigar n. 雪茄烟
cigarette n. 纸烟,香烟
cinema n. 电影院;电影
circle n. vt. 圆圈 将……圈起来
circus n. 马戏团
citizen n. 公民;居民
city n. 市,城市,都市
civil a. 国内的;平民(非军人)的;民用的
clap vi. 拍手; 鼓掌
class n. (学校里的)班;年级;课
classical a. 传统的;古典的
classmate n. 同班同学
classroom n. 教室
clean vt. 弄干净,擦干净 a. 清洁的,干净的
cleaner n. 清洁工;清洁器;清洁剂
clear a. 清晰的;明亮的;清楚的
clearly ad. 清楚地,无疑地
clerk n. 书记员;办事员;职员
clever a. 聪明的,伶俐的
click v. 点击(计算机用语)
climate n. 气候
climb v. 爬,攀登
clinic n. 诊所
clock clone n. n. 钟 克隆(无性繁殖出来的有机体群)
close1 a. 亲密的;近,靠近 ad. 近,靠近 close2 vt. 关,关闭 cloth n. 布
clothes n. 衣服;各种衣物
clothing n. (总称) 衣服
cloud n. 云;云状物;阴影
cloudy a. 多云的,阴天的
club n. 俱乐部;纸牌中的梅花
coach n. 教练;马车;长途车
coal n. 煤;煤块
coast n. 海岸;海滨
coat n. 外套;涂层;表皮;皮毛 vt. 给……穿外套;涂上
cock n. 公鸡
cocoa n. 可可粉
coffee n. 咖啡
coin n. 硬币
Coke n. 可口可乐
cold a. 冷的,寒的 n. 寒冷;感冒,伤风
cold blooded a. (动物) 冷血的
collar n. 衣领; 硬领
colleague n. 同事
collect vt. 收集,搜集
collection n. 收藏品,收集物
college n. 学院;专科学校
colour (美color) n. 颜色 vt. 给……着色,涂色
comb n. 梳子 v. 梳
combine vt. 使联合;使结合
come (came, come) vi. 来,来到
comedy n. 喜剧
comfort n. 安慰; 慰问
comfortable a. 舒服的;安逸的;舒服自在的
comma n. 逗号
command n. & v. 命令
comment n. 评论
common a. 普通的,一般的;共有的
communicate v. 交际;传达(感情,信息等)
communication n. 交际;交往;通讯
communism n. 共产主义
communist n. 共产主义者 a. 共产党的;共产主义的
companion n. 同伴;同事
company n. 公司
compare vt. 比较,对照
compete vi. 比赛,竞赛
competition n. 比赛,竞赛
competitor n. 竞赛者,比赛者
complete a. 完成的 vt. 完成,结束
composition n. 作文;作曲
compressed a. 压缩的
computer n. 电子计算机
computer game 电子游戏
comrade n. 同志
conceited a. 骄傲自满的
concert n. 音乐会;演奏会
conclude v. 完成,结束
conclusion n. 结论;结束
condition n. 条件,状况
conct vt. 引导,带领
conctor n. 管理人;指导者;(车上的)售票员,列车员;乐队指挥
conference n. (正式的)会议;讨论
congratulate vt. 祝贺
congratulation n. 祝贺,庆贺
connect vt. 连接,把……联系起来
connection conservation n. n. 连接物;接触,联系 保存;(自然资源的)保护,管理 conservative a. n. 保守的,守旧的;保守主义的;谨慎的 保守的人,保守主义
consider vt. 考虑
considerate a. 体贴的
consideration n. 考虑;关心
consist v. 包含,组成,构成
constant a. 经常的,不断的
construct v. 构筑;建造,建设
construction n. 建造,建设;建筑物
contain v. 包含;包括;能容纳
container n. 容器
content1 a. 甘愿的,满意的
content2 n. 内容
continent n. 大陆,大洲;陆地
continue vi. 继续
contrary n. a. 相反 相反的
contribution n. 贡献
control vt.& n. 控制
convenience n. 便利
convenient a. 便利的,方便的
conversation n. 谈话,交谈
cook n. 炊事员,厨师 v. 烹调,做饭
cooker n. 炊具(锅、炉灶、烤炉等)
cookie n. 小甜饼
cool a. 凉的,凉爽的;酷
cop n. (美俚)警察
Ⅳ 西装的好坏要怎么区分呢
一件得体的西装可以衬托出一个男士优雅的气质,那么如何区别一件西装的好坏呢?我认为可以从以下三点出发。
第三点就是一件西装在配饰方面的用心。一个个纽扣是不是精致,西装是否平整,对应的配饰、领带等是不是得体,是不是很适合这个场面,这些都决定了这件西装是不是好的。西装本身比较单一,因此在这些配饰的选择上就要更加格外的用心。如果是活泼一点的场合,不妨选择红色灯比较开心的颜色,如果是比较庄重的场合,就要选择深蓝色等一些严肃的颜色。每一次的选择都要用心,只有这样才能完美的展现一件西装。
一件再好的西装,也需要将自己打扮的干干净净的。然后才能展现出来自己男性的魅力哦。
Ⅳ 用silverlight编写一个电影院售票系统,七行七列的表格。 跪求了。。
虽然没有分,但是还是可以帮你
Q: 461577587 可以根据你实际情况帮你,
Ⅵ 圣斗士星矢共有几部 顺序是怎么排的看《圣斗士星矢》的正确顺序到底是怎样的各部出品时间又是什么
截止到2020年3月,《圣斗士星矢》一共5部。
《圣斗士星矢》(1986年10月11日-1989年4月1日)、《圣斗士星矢 冥王哈迪斯十二宫篇》(2002年11月9日-2003年4月12日)、《圣斗士星矢 冥王哈迪斯冥界篇 前章》(2005年12月17日-2006年2月18日)、《圣斗士星矢 冥王哈迪斯冥界篇 后章》(2006年12月15日-2007年2月6日)、《圣斗士星矢 冥王哈迪斯极乐净土篇》(2008年3月17日-2008年8月14日)。
(6)canvas如何做电影院选座扩展阅读
《圣斗士星矢》是日本漫画家车田正美的代表作。整个故事以希腊神话为主要背景,但并不拘泥于希腊神话的典籍。除希腊神话以外,埃及神话、印度神话、佛教、中国古代传说等也陆续被引用。作品诞生之后不久便风靡世界。
被日本集英社评为“20世纪日本国内不容错过的15部经典名作”之一。2009年入选由中国图书商报和中国出版科研所联合评出的“新中国60年中国最具影响力的600本书”。
车田正美起先画了《热拳本色》和《风魔小次郎》,但之后的《男坂》因为不怎么有人气而短命告终。既然是商业杂志,人气就是漫画的全部,于是车田正美放弃了土里土气的暴力漫画,而彻底以娱乐效果为重点,因此诞生了《圣斗士星矢》。
Ⅶ android 电影放映座位图怎么实现
电影院选座,应该不是系统的组件,应该使用的自定义view,当点击则放大等等:
以前做过,用View自绘,创建一个矩阵,0、1、0、2....
剩下就是canvas.drawBitmap
Ⅷ 请提供假如给我三天光明,麦田里的守望者,老人与海的原版英文经典语句
最喜欢这一段
Most of us, however, take life for granted. We know that one day we must die, but usually we picture that day as far in the future. When we are in buoyant health, death is all but unimaginable. We seldom think of it. The days stretch out in an endless vista. So we go about our petty tasks, hardly aware of our listless attitude toward life.
by Hellen Keller
以下是全文
假如给我三天光明(海伦·凯勒 Helen Keller)
All of us have read thrilling stories in which the hero had only a limited and specified time to live. Sometimes it was as long as a year; sometimes as short as twenty-four hours. But always we were interested in discovering just how the doomed man chose to spend his last days or his last hours. I speak, of course, of free men who have a choice, not condemned criminals whose sphere of activities is strictly delimited.
Such stories set us thinking, wondering what we should do under similar circumstances. What events, what experiences, what associations should we crowd into those last hours as mortal beings? What happiness should we find in reviewing the past, what regrets?
Sometimes I have thought it would be an excellent rule to live each day as if we should die tomorrow. Such an attitude would emphasize sharply the values of life. We should live each day with a gentleness, a vigor, and a keenness of appreciation which are often lost when time stretches before us in the constant panorama of more days and months and years to come. There are those, of course, who would adopt the Epicurean motto of "Eat, drink, and be merry," but most people would be chastened by the certainty of impending death.
In stories the doomed hero is usually saved at the last minute by some stroke of fortune, but almost always his sense of values is changed. he becomes more appreciative of the meaning of life and its permanent spiritual values. It ahs often been noted that those who live, or have lived, in the shadow of death bring a mellow sweetness to everything they do.
Most of us, however, take life for granted. We know that one day we must die, but usually we picture that day as far in the future. When we are in buoyant health, death is all but unimaginable. We seldom think of it. The days stretch out in an endless vista. So we go about our petty tasks, hardly aware of our listless attitude toward life.
The same lethargy, I am afraid, characterizes the use of all our faculties and senses. Only the deaf appreciate hearing, only the blind realize the manifold blessings that lie in sight. Particularly does this observation apply to those who have lost sight and hearing in alt life. But those who have never suffered impairment of sight or hearing seldom make the fullest use of these blessed faculties. Their eyes and ears take in all sights and sounds hazily, without concentration and with little appreciation. It is the same old story of not being grateful for what we have until we lose it, of not being conscious of health until we are ill.
I have often thought it would be a blessing if each human being were stricken blind and deaf for a few days at some time ring his early alt life. Darkness would make him more appreciative of sight; silence would tech him the joys of sound.
Now and then I have tested my seeing friends to discover what they see. Recently I was visited by a very good friends who had just returned from a long walk in the woods, and I asked her what she had observed.. "Nothing in particular, " she replied. I might have been increlous had I not been accustomed to such reposes, for long ago I became convinced that the seeing see little.
How was it possible, I asked myself, to walk for an hour through the woods and see nothing worthy of note? I who cannot see find hundreds of things to interest me through mere touch. I feel the delicate symmetry of a leaf. I pass my hands lovingly about the smooth skin of a silver birch, or the rough, shaggy bark of a pine. In the spring I touch the branches of trees hopefully in search of a bud the first sign of awakening Nature after her winter's sleep. I feel the delightful, velvety texture of a flower, and discover its remarkable convolutions; and something of the miracle of Nature is revealed to me. Occasionally, if I am very fortunate, I place my hand gently on a small tree and feel the happy quiver of a bird in full song. I am delighted to have the cool waters of a brook rush thought my open finger. To me a lush carpet of pine needles or spongy grass is more welcome than the most luxurious Persian rug. To me the page ant of seasons is a thrilling and unending drama, the action of which streams through my finger tips.
At times my heart cries out with longing to see all these things. If I can get so much pleasure from mere touch, how much more beauty must be revealed by sight. Yet, those who have eyes apparently see little. the panorama of color and action which fills the world is taken for granted. It is human, perhaps, to appreciate little that which we have and to long for that which we have not, but it is a great pity that in the world of light the gift of sight is used only as a mere conveniences rather than as a means of adding fullness to life.
If I were the president of a university I should establish a compulsory course in "How to Use Your Eyes". The professor would try to show his pupils how they could add joy to their lives by really seeing what passes unnoticed before them. He would try to awake their dormant and sluggish faculties.
Perhaps I can best illustrate by imagining what I should most like to see if I were given the use of my eyes, say, for just three days. And while I am imagining, suppose you, too, set your mind to work on the problem of how you would use your own eyes if you had only three more days to see. If with the on-coming darkness of the third night you knew that the sun would never rise for you again, how would you spend those three precious intervening days? What would you most want to let your gaze rest upon?
I, naturally, should want most to see the things which have become dear to me through my years of darkness. You, too, would want to let your eyes rest on the things that have become dear to you so that you could take the memory of them with you into the night that loomed before you.
If, by some miracle, I were granted three seeing days, to be followed by a relapse into darkness, I should divide the period into three parts.
The First Day
On the first day, I should want to see the people whose kindness and gentleness and companionship have made my life worth living. First I should like to gaze long upon the face of my dear teacher, Mrs. Anne Sullivan Macy, who came to me when I was a child and opened the outer world to me. I should want not merely to see the outline of her face, so that I could cherish it in my memory, but to study that face and find in it the living evidence of the sympathetic tenderness and patience with which she accomplished the difficult task of my ecation. I should like to see in her eyes that strength of character which has enabled her to stand firm in the face of difficulties, and that compassion for all humanity which she has revealed to me so often.
I do not know what it is to see into the heart of a friend through that "Window of the soul", the eye. I can only "see" through my finger tips the outline of a face. I can detect laughter, sorrow, and many other obvious emotions. I know my friends from the feel of their faces. But I cannot really picture their personalities by touch. I know their personalities, of course, through other means, through the thoughts they express to me, through whatever of their actions are revealed to me. But I am denied that deeper understanding of them which I am sure would come through sight of them, through watching their reactions to various expressed thoughts and circumstances, through noting the immediate and fleeting reactions of their eyes and countenance.
Friends who are near to me I know well, because through the months and years they reveal themselves to me in all their phases; but of casual friends I have only an incomplete impression, an impression gained from a handclasp, from spoken words which I take from their lips with my finger tips, or which they tap into the palm of my hand.
How much easier, how much more satisfying it is for you who can see to grasp quickly the essential qualities of another person by watching the subtleties of expression, the quiver of a muscle, the flutter of a hand. But does it ever occur to you to use your sight to see into the inner nature of a friends or acquaintance/ Do not most of you seeing people grasp casually the outward features of a face and let it go at that?
For instance can you describe accurately the faces of five good friends? some of you can, but many cannot. As an experiment, I have questioned husbands of long standing about the color of their wives' eyes, and often they express embarrassed confusion and admit that they do not know. And, incidentally, it is a chronic complaint of wives that their husbands do not notice new dresses, new hats, and changes in household arrangements.
The eyes of seeing persons soon become accustomed to the routine of their surroundings, and they actually see only the startling and spectacular. But even in viewing the most spectacular sights the eyes are lazy. Court records reveal every day how inaccurately "eyewitnesses" see. A given event will be "seen" in several different ways by as many witnesses. Some see more than others, but few see everything that is within the range of their vision.
Oh, the things that I should see if I had the power of sight for just three days!
The first day would be a busy one. I should call to me all my dear friends and look long into their faces, imprinting upon my mind the outward evidences of the beauty that is within them. I should let my eyes rest, too, on the face of a baby, so that I could catch a vision of the eager, innocent beauty which precedes the indivial's consciousness of the conflicts which life develops.
And I should like to look into the loyal, trusting eyes of my dogs - the grave, canny little Scottie, Darkie, and the stalwart, understanding Great Dane, Helga, whose warm, tender , and playful friendships are so comforting to me.
On that busy first day I should also view the small simple things of my home. I want to see the warm colors in the rugs under my feet, the pictures on the walls, the intimate trifles that transform a house into home. My eyes would rest respectfully on the books in raised type which I have read, but they would be more eagerly interested in the printed books which seeing people can read, for ring the long night of my life the books I have read and those which have been read to me have built themselves into a great shining lighthouse, revealing to me the deepest channels of human life and the human spirit.
In the afternoon of that first seeing day. I should take a long walk in the woods and intoxicate my eyes on the beauties of the world of Nature trying desperately to absorb in a few hours the vast splendor which is constantly unfolding itself to those who can see. On the way home from my woodland jaunt my path would lie near a farm so that I might see the patient horses ploughing in the field 9perhaps I should see only a tractor!) and the serene content of men living close to the soil. And I should pray for the glory of a colorful sunset.
When sk had fallen, I should experience the double delight of being able to see by artificial light which the genius of man has created to extend the power of his sight when Nature decrees darkness.
In the night of that first day of sight, I should not be able to sleep, so full would be my mind of the memories of the day.
The Second Day
The next day - the second day of sight - I should arise with the dawn and see the thrilling miracle by which night is transformed into day. I should behold with awe the magnificent panorama of light with which the sun awakens the sleeping earth.
This day I should devote to a hasty glimpse of the world, past and present. I should want to see the pageant of man's progress, the kaleidoscope of the ages. How can so much be compressed into one day? Through the museums, of course. Often I have visited the New York Museum of Natural History to touch with my hands many of the objects there exhibited, but I have longed to see with my eyes the condensed history of the earth and its inhabitants displayed there - animals and the races of men pictured in their native environment; gigantic carcasses of dinosaurs and mastodons which roamed the earth long before man appeared, with his tiny stature and powerful brain, to conquer the animal kingdom; realistic presentations of the processes of development in animals, in man, and in the implements which man has used to fashion for himself a secure home on this planet; and a thousand and one other aspects of natural history.
I wonder how many readers of this article have viewed this panorama of the face of living things as pictured in that inspiring museum. Many, of course, have not had the opportunity, but I am sure that many who have had the opportunity have not made use of it. there, indeed, is a place to use your eyes. You who see can spend many fruitful days there, but I with my imaginary three days of sight, could only take a hasty glimpse, and pass on.
My next stop would be the Metropolitan Museum of Art, for just as the Museum of Natural History reveals the material aspects of the world, so does the Metropolitan show the myriad facets of the human spirit. Throughout the history of humanity the urge to artistic expression has been almost as powerful as the urge for food, shelter, and procreation. And here , in the vast chambers of the Metropolitan Museum, is unfolded before me the spirit of Egypt, Greece, and Rome, as expressed in their art. I know well through my hands the sculptured gods and goddesses of the ancient Nile-land. I have felt copies of Parthenon friezes, and I have sensed the rhythmic beauty of charging Athenian warriors. Apollos and Venuses and the Winged Victory of Samothrace are friends of my finger tips. The gnarled, bearded features of Homer are dear to me, for he, too, knew blindness.
My hands have lingered upon the living marble of roman sculpture as well as that of later generations. I have passed my hands over a plaster cast of Michelangelo's inspiring and heroic Moses; I have sensed the power of Rodin; I have been awed by the devoted spirit of Gothic wood carving. These arts which can be touched have meaning for me, but even they were meant to be seen rather than felt, and I can only guess at the beauty which remains hidden from me. I can admire the simple lines of a Greek vase, but its figured decorations are lost to me.
So on this, my second day of sight, I should try to probe into the soul of man through this art. The things I knew through touch I should now see. More splendid still, the whole magnificent world of painting would be opened to me, from the Italian Primitives, with their serene religious devotion, to the Moderns, with their feverish visions. I should look deep into the canvases of Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci, Titian, Rembrandt. I should want to feast my eyes upon the warm colors of Veronese, study the mysteries of E1 Greco, catch a new vision of Nature from Corot. Oh, there is so much rich meaning and beauty in the art of the ages for you who have eyes to see!
Upon my short visit to this temple of art I should not be able to review a fraction of that great world of art which is open to you. I should be able to get only a superficial impression. Artists tell me that for deep and true appreciation of art one must ecated the eye. One must learn through experience to weigh the merits of line, of composition, of form and color. If I had eyes, how happily would I embark upon so fascinating a study! Yet I am told that, to many of you who have eyes to see, the world of art is a dark night, unexplored and unilluminated.
It would be with extreme reluctance that I should leave the Metropolitan Museum, which contains the key to beauty -- a beauty so neglected. Seeing persons, however, do not need a metropolitan to find this key to beauty. The same key lies waiting in smaller museums, and in books on the shelves of even small libraries. But naturally, in my limited time of imaginary sight, I should choose the place where the key unlocks the greatest treasures in the shortest time.
The evening of my second day of sight I should spend at a theatre or at the movies. Even now I often attend theatrical performances of all sorts, but the action of the play must be spelled into my hand by a companion. But how I should like to see with my own eyes the fascinating figure of Hamlet, or the gusty Falstaff amid colorful Elizabethan trappings! How I should like to follow each movement of the graceful Hamlet, each strut of the hearty Falstaff! And since I could see only one play, I should be confronted by a many-horned dilemma, for there are scores of plays I should want to see. You who have eyes can see any you like. How many of you, I wonder, when you gaze at a play, a movie, or any spectacle, realize and give thanks for the miracle of sight which enables you to enjoy its color , grace, and movement?
I cannot enjoy the beauty of rhythmic movement except in a sphere restricted to the touch of my hands. I can vision only dimly the grace of a Pavlowa, although I know something of the delight of rhythm, for often I can sense the beat of music as it vibrates through the floor. I can well imagine that cadenced motion must be one of the most pleasing sights in the world. I have been able to gather something of this by tracing with my fingers the lines in sculptured marble; if this static grace can be so lovely, how much more acute must be the thrill of seeing grace in motion.
One of my dearest memories is of the time when Joseph Jefferson allowed me to touch his face and hands as he went through some of the gestures and speeches of his beloved Rip Van Winkle. I was able to catch thus a meager glimpse of the world of drama, and I shall never forget the delight of that moment. But, oh, how much I must miss, and how much pleasure you seeing ones can derive from watching and hearing the interplay of speech and movement in the unfolding of a dramatic performance! If I could see only one play, I should know how to picture in my mind the action of a hundred plays which I have read or had transferred to me through the medium of the manual alphabet.
Ⅸ 如何自己做游戏软件
一 学游戏制作的人很多,可很多人水平太垃圾
现在游戏制作这个行业是一个非常有前景的朝阳行业,做这个行业的人,目前在我们国家的薪水都是顶级的,而这方面的人才却很稀少。大学里也很少开设这种游戏制作的课程,即便是有,很多老师的水平基本上也就是一些理论派,没什么干货。其实很多人想做这个行业,于是从网上扒拉各种游戏制作软件教程学习,学了半天也是一头雾水,稀里糊涂,说不会吧,还真会,说会吧,水平还真不咋地。学的东西太杂乱无章,没有什么系统,缺乏真功夫,很难在游戏制作这个行业里立足,这是我们很多游戏学习行业人员的悲哀。
二 有一直游戏制作软件学习,叫无论你在哪,都可以看现场直播
现在网上很多游戏制作的学习教程和软件有很多,但是大多数都已经过时了,一些老掉牙的知识罢了,学了也是白学,浪费时间罢了,俗话说的好,选择不对,努力白费。我个人人为,要么不学,要么就学出一个样子来,怎么才能做到呢?当然是要有高手带,只有站在高手的肩膀上才能成为高手中的高手。还有学习模式的改革,很多学生以前希望在网上可以看现场直播老师授课,同时还可以和老师互动,不明白的问题老师还可以当场解答,想学习的话,在网上就能系统的学习,这种地方有吗?以前没有,现在有了,如果你想学习的话,可以来这个群:排在前面的一组是:二九六,处于中间位置的一组是:六七六,最后的一组是:二八九,按照顺序组合起来即可。这里有每天的全国各路高手现场直播分享的游戏制作精品课程,你什么都不需要付出,只需要来听就行,我们只欢迎努力有上进心的人,不努力瞎混日子的,就不要加了。
三 与其玩游戏,不如做游戏
要知道玩游戏和做游戏不是一个概念。玩游戏是一种业余爱好生活方式,做游戏是一个工作,是一个产业,是一份职业,是一个事业。打个比方吧,看电影的人很多,但是拍电影的人少;踢球的人多,但是做教练的人少;用化妆品的人多,但是做化妆品的少;喝酒的人多,但是做酒的人少。这么一解释大概明白这中间的区别了吧?游戏作为一个产业在中国十年,发展的势头很强劲。
四 游戏是是怎么被打造出来的
1.游戏制作过程并不神秘。按平台不同,可分为网络游戏(online game)和家用机游戏(consol game)。其开发过程大致可以分为原始创意阶段——项目研发阶段——项目开发阶段——游戏测试阶段——游戏运营阶段。作为个人,在游戏制作过程中的分工有美术(AD美术总监、角色、场景、动作、特效、UI界面)、程序(主程、网络端程序、客户端程序)、策划(主策划、执行策划)、音乐(外包为主)。而网络游戏和家用机游戏在美术方面的要求不大相同。网络游戏更注重UI的交互、风格的多样、内容的充实。而家用机游戏更注重画面的表现力、技术的先进和UI细节的细腻。近几年,网络游戏的美术在画面表现力上有向家用游戏靠近的趋势。就国内该行业的发展现状来说,美术、程序这两块的合格人才是最紧缺的。