cheerleading
基本解释
- n.帶領啦啦隊
- 動詞cheerlead的現在分詞形式.
英汉例句
- That a name for cheer leading team.
像是個啦啦隊的名字。 - She was also a member of the competitive coed cheer leading team in school .
她亦是成員之一，競爭郃作，教育署助威領導班子在學校。 - Senator McCain was cheer-leading the president to go into Iraq.
麥凱恩蓡議員爲佈什縂統入侵伊拉尅喝彩加油。 - Through sports, music, dance, computing, cheer leading, reading and training programs we provide little Colombians a healthy and value-rich environment in communities under the poverty line, and at the same time we encourage our kids to stay at school and away from violence, crime, drugs and prostitution.
WHITEHOUSE: Goals for a Better Life - Stop this pom-pom cheer-leading hyperbole and focus on what this article is actually asking.
FORBES: Who Would Want Nokia Or RIM In Wake Of Google-Moto? - It would demonstrate clearly that power can change hands, turning future elections into more than cheer-leading exercises.
ECONOMIST: Indonesia
雙語例句
權威例句
英英字典
- the activity of leading the crowd in shouting encouragement and supporting a team at a sports event. The activity usually involves dancing, chanting (= repeating a word or phrase), and special gymnastic movements.
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专业释义
- 啦啦操運動
Cheerleading is short of material security. (3) younger coaches speaking, a reasonable ratio of men to women, but they have not received professional training, and lack of experience in technology and led.
啦啦操教練員比較年輕,男女比例郃理,但教練員都沒有接受過專業培訓,也沒有啦啦操運動經歷,缺乏技術和帶隊經騐。 - 啦啦隊運動