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本文的一个重要名词是Dyslexic(adj.),查英汉词典,得到的释义是:诵读困难的。什么是“诵读困难的”?令查阅人似懂非懂。因为,“诵读困难的”的解释可能是心理的(如注意力分散等),也可能是生理的(如近视等)。查阅英英词典,问题便迎刃而解。 Dyslexia(n.):inability to read,considered by modern educational thinkersas a condition to be treated and cured like an illness.(见Longman Dictionaryof Contemporary English,p.344)—此释义告诉读者,所谓Dyslexic,实指眼疾。 此眼疾的患者人数之众令人吃惊: Developmental dyslexia strikes nearly 20 percent of boys and five percent ofgirls,making it difficult for them to learn to read. 这么高的比例是否特指英国?文章未加说明。本文提供了一个简单而神奇的治疗方法:patching one eye(蒙住一只眼睛,而仅仅使用独眼来作阅读)。
An important term in this article is Dyslexic (adj.), an English-Chinese dictionary. The paraphrase explained is: dyslexia. What is “difficult to read?” Because, the explanation of “difficulty in reading” may be psychological (such as distraction, etc.), or it may be physiological (such as nearsightedness, etc.). Check the English-English dictionary, the problem will be solved. Dyslexia (n.): inability to read, considered by modern educational thinkersas a condition to be treated and cured like an illness. (See Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English, p. 344)—This interpretation tells the reader that so-called Dyslexic refers to eye diseases. The number of patients with this eye disease is astonishing: Developmental dyslexia strikes nearly 20 percent of boys and five percent of girls, making it difficult for them to learn to read. Does this high proportion refer specifically to the United Kingdom? This article provides a simple and magical treatment: patching one eye (covering one eye and reading with only one eye).