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The Sun is shining, the birds are singing - spring is finally here! So, it’s time to put away your textbooks and get into the spirit of the season. But, how can you make the most of this warm, happy season? Here are some activities that you can try with your friends and classmates.
陽(yáng)光明媚，鳥(niǎo)兒歡唱，春天終于來(lái)了！是時(shí)候拋開(kāi)你的課本，體會(huì)春的氣息了。但你要怎樣才能好好把握這個(gè)溫暖且歡快的季節(jié)呢？你可以和朋友或同學(xué)們?cè)囋囅旅娴倪@幾個(gè)點(diǎn)子。
Jailbreak 越獄
(1)About the game游戲說(shuō)明
Some students from Lancaster University in the UK are going to have their annual Jailbreak Competition later this month. It is organized by the university’s division of Students in Free Enterprise, a non-profit organization, run by students, which helps to fund sustainable projects in developing countries.
英國(guó)蘭卡斯特大學(xué)的一些學(xué)生計(jì)劃于本月晚些時(shí)候，舉辦他們一年一度的越獄比賽。這個(gè)比賽由該校的大學(xué)生企業(yè)家聯(lián)盟籌辦，這個(gè)非盈利性組織由學(xué)生管理，旨在資助發(fā)展中國(guó)家的可持續(xù)項(xiàng)目。
(2)How to play 玩法
Traveling in pairs, participants have 36 hours to journey as far as possible, without spending any money. Before setting off, they are given posters and T-shirts, in order that they might raise as much money as possible. When they reach their destination, students are required to take a photo and buy a newspaper to prove that they were there. Prizes are awarded for most money raised and furthest distance traveled.
兩人一組進(jìn)行旅行，參與者需在36小時(shí)內(nèi)不花一分錢(qián)并能走多遠(yuǎn)走多遠(yuǎn)。為了能讓他們?cè)诼猛局谢I到盡可能多的錢(qián)，在出發(fā)前組織方會(huì)發(fā)給他們海報(bào)和T恤衫。當(dāng)學(xué)生們抵達(dá)目的地時(shí)，他們要按照要求照張像，并買(mǎi)張報(bào)紙證明他們到此一游。籌錢(qián)最多、走的最遠(yuǎn)的小組將會(huì)獲獎(jiǎng)。
(3)Game talk 游戲用語(yǔ)
Sorry to bother you, but we are trying to catch a ride west/east/north/south. Are you headed that way?”
請(qǐng)求搭車(chē)：抱歉打擾您了，我們想搭去往西/東/北/南方向的車(chē)，您順路么？
I think this is a good spot to get out. Can you pull over please? /Here is good. Thank you.
要求下車(chē)：我覺(jué)得我該在這兒下車(chē)了。您能停一下車(chē)嗎？/ 這兒就行，謝謝您。
Humans vs Zombies僵尸大戰(zhàn)
(1)About the game游戲說(shuō)明
You don’t have to wait until Halloween to play a zombie game. Created in the fall of 2005 at Goucher College, US by students Brad Sappington and Chris Weed, the game Humans vs Zombies has taken the US by storm and is now played on more than 200 college campuses across the country. Many find that the game is a good way to make friends.
你不必非要等到萬(wàn)圣節(jié)才能玩僵尸游戲。美國(guó)古徹學(xué)院的學(xué)生布拉德•薩平頓和克里斯•威德在2005年秋天發(fā)明了一款風(fēng)靡全美的僵尸大戰(zhàn)游戲，現(xiàn)在全美超過(guò)200所大學(xué)校園的學(xué)生們都在玩這種游戲。許多人覺(jué)得這個(gè)游戲是個(gè)很好的交友平臺(tái)。
(2)How to play 玩法
Everyone playing the game starts as “human” with the exception of one: the original zombie.
每個(gè)人在游戲開(kāi)始時(shí)都是“人類(lèi)”，只有一人例外：那就是“原始僵尸”。
If a player is touched by the zombie, he or she then becomes a zombie and is required to “tag” at least one human every 48 hours to stay in the game.
一旦玩家被僵尸碰到，他就會(huì)變成僵尸，每隔48小時(shí)他都要“感染”一個(gè)“人類(lèi)”才能繼續(xù)留在游戲里。
If a human player manages to “stun” a zombie with a toy gun or a pair of rolled up socks (socks are recommended by school faculties), they are safe for the time being. The “stunned” zombie is not allowed to tag a human for a predetermined length of time.
如果一個(gè)扮演人類(lèi)的玩家用玩具槍或一雙卷起來(lái)的襪子打暈一只僵尸（襪子這個(gè)主意是由學(xué)校老師的提出的），那么他們就暫時(shí)安全了。“暈厥”的僵尸在預(yù)定時(shí)間內(nèi)不能再傳染人類(lèi)。
The game can last days, weeks or even all semester. If less than a certain number of humans survive the attack, the zombies win.
這個(gè)游戲可以持續(xù)幾天，幾周，甚至是整個(gè)學(xué)期。如果人類(lèi)的數(shù)量少于規(guī)定數(shù)量，那么僵尸就贏了。
(3)Game talk 游戲用語(yǔ)
We survive this by pulling together, not apart.
找人并肩作戰(zhàn)：團(tuán)結(jié)起來(lái)才能生存下來(lái)，不要分開(kāi)。
Just go. I’ll cover you.
掩護(hù)同伴撤退：快撤。我掩護(hù)你。
We don’t have to be afraid anymore. We are safe here.
到達(dá)安全地：我們不用再擔(dān)心了，這很安全。
