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talent show

英文发音：[ˈtælənt ʃəʊ]

中文释义：才艺表演;选秀节目;天才表演;才艺表演

例句：

He began his musical career in talent shows

他的音乐生涯始于才艺表演。

词汇解析：

1、talent

英文发音：[ˈtælənt]

中文释义：n.天才;天资;天赋;有才能的人;人才;(统称)性感的人

例句：

Talent, hard work and sheer tenacity are all crucial to career success.

事业要成功，才能、勤奋和顽强的意志都至关重要。

2、show

英文发音：[ʃəʊ]

中文释义：n.演出;歌舞表演;(电视或广播)节目;展览;展览会

例句：

This show has several strengths — notably a strong cast.

这个表演有一些亮点——尤其是演员阵容特别强大。

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show的同根词：

1、showing

英文发音：['ʃəʊɪŋ]

中文释义：n. 放映；表演；陈列；展示

例句：

I have watched it many many times since then and it gets better with every showing.

我已经看了很多很多次自那时以来，它得到更好地与每一个展示。

2、showmanship

英文发音：['ʃomənʃɪp]

中文释义：n. 表演技巧；吸引观众的窍门

例句：

But such flaws would have been overshadowed by this dream idol's terrific musical showmanship.

不过这样的瑕疵足以被这位梦幻偶像卓越的音乐表演技巧所掩盖。

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among的意思是（表示牵涉）经过、（表示所属）为…所特有。具体释义如下：

among  英 [əˈmʌŋ]   美 [əˈmʌŋ]

prep.（表示牵涉）经过;（表示位置）处在…中;（表示范围）在…之内;（表示所属）为…所特有

among主要用于三者或三者以上，其宾语通常是表示笼统数量或具有复数意义的名词或代词。

among有时相当于one of， 即“…当中的一个”。among还可引出形容词最高级的比较范围，但须注意最高级形式出现在among之前或之后意义有所不同。

among的用法比amongsta普遍。元音前，多用amongst（很少在美国使用）， 如amongst us。

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近义词区分

一、among, in

这两个介词都可表示“在”“在…里〔上〕”。其区别在于:

1、among往往强调处于同类人或事物当中,因而常与复数名词或着重于个体的集体名词连用。

2、in往往强调人或事物所处的位置或环境,因而常与单数名词或着重于整体环境的集体名词连用。

二、among，between，amid，amongst

这些前置词均含“在……之间，在……之中”之意。

1、among指三者或三者以上的同类事物之间。

2、between多指两者之间，但现代英语中也可指三者或三者以上，表示彼此间清楚的独立的个体关系。

3、amid正式用词，侧重指在某个地方的中间或被某个东西包围着或在非同类人中间。

4、amongst与among同义，是among的变体。一般说来among总能替代amongst,而amongst则不然。

歌的话 A Little love 不错 简单又好听朗诵 就不要了吧 毕竟是朗诵比赛 有点重复 一定要与英文有关吗？？乐器不行吗？要不 就来个 配音 把一小段电影的话弄没（表演时你把播放器弄成最低音就行） 表演的时候 根据片段自己说词 可以是自己写的 也可以是原词 呵呵 加油吧

横线上是of还是among都可以吧注意：among…相当于one of…，不说among all…。这一点考生应与汉语表达区别开来。如：Of all visible lights, red light has the longest and violet the shortest wavelength.这里不能用among呵呵，不知道老师怎么说，不过这一点肯定是对的。