英语释义

1. one that calls for and directs organized cheering (as at a football game)

2. a person who is a member of a group (typically a group of young women) who shout out special songs or chants to encourage the team and entertain the crowd during a game in sports like American football and basketball

3. a person who encourages other people to do or support something

片语

Cheerleading Culture啦啦队文化

cheerleading camps啦啦队夏令营

Cheerleading Toss拉拉队的表演

Games cheerleading运动会啦啦队

Competitive Cheerleading技巧啦啦队

dance cheerleading舞蹈啦啦队

Cheerleading slogans啦啦队口号

cheerleading coaches啦啦队教练员

Cheerleading captains竞技啦啦队

英汉例句

• on a recent saturday morning magan is headed to a cheerleading competition at her high school in waynesboro.

  最近一个星期六的上午，magan前往威恩斯伯勒也就是她所在高中参加啦啦队比赛。

• furthermore, he ruled that the university’s cheerleading did not qualify as a varsity sport.

  另外，他（法官）规定，大学啦啦队舞不应该被认定为校运动代表队级舞蹈。

• cheerleading has the highest percentage of catastrophic sports injuries among female high-school athletes.

  在高中女运动员中，啦啦队运动导致毁灭性受伤的几率最大。

• cheerleading accounted for 65.2 percent of high school and 70.5 percent of college catastrophic injuries among all female sports.

  在所有女生体育项目中，啦啦队引发的事故占高中重伤事故的65.2%，在大学中这一比例为70.5%。

• the history of organized cheerleading started in 1898.

  有组织的啦啦队活动始于1898年。

• last year, in an attempt to save money, quinnipiac announced plans to cut the women’s volleyball team. at the same time, it elevated the cheerleading squad into a new varsity (top level) sport.

  去年，为了节省财政，奎尼派克大学宣布废除女子排球队的计划，但同时将啦啦队运动提升为一项新的大学运动。

• continued data collection on all types of cheerleading injuries will hopefully show that these safety measures are working to reduce injuries.

  继续收集所有类型的啦啦队受伤记录，将有望证实目前采取的安全措施对于减少事故发生起到积极作用。

• he also taught at the first cheerleading camp at sam houston college.

  他还曾经在山姆?休斯顿大学的啦啦队营中授课。

• cheerleading safety efforts have led to modest reductions in the number of serious injuries in recent years, according to a new report about college and high school sports and cheerleading mishaps.

  最新一项针对大学和高中学校体育运动和啦啦队重伤事故的报告指出，近些年来，啦啦队安全保障措施已使重伤事故数量有所降低。

• everyone knew that if you were either on the cheerleading club or the gymnastics team, that you’d be respected highly.

  大家都知道如果你是拉拉队的俱乐部的成员或者是体操队的成员，你会得到更多的尊重的。

• in other words, you cannot hold cheerleading sessions and coax people into these new behaviors.

  换句话说，你不能带着拉拉队去把他们哄到新的行为上。

• researchers at the university of north carolina have found cheerleading to be the most dangerous female sport in the us.

  美国北卡罗来纳大学的研究者们发现，啦啦队是美国最危险的女子运动，其次是体操、田径。

• with no apparent irony, le figaro, a cheerleading newspaper, helpfully reported a comment he made to an adviser: 「in greece they call me ‘the saviour’.」

  原译:以趋炎附势见长的费加罗报，在随声附和报道萨科齐对一个顾问所说的「希腊人称我为“救世主」”这一言论时，竟没有丝毫讽刺意味。 试译:费加洛报，这个趋炎附势的法国报纸，「适时报导」了他对顾问所说的话:「希腊人尊我为「救世主」。」

• from down syndrome to autism, the disabilities that exclude children from most cheerleading squads have brought them together in this one.

  被大多数啦啦队排斥，患唐氏综合癥和自闭癥等病的孩子们集中在这一个啦啦队中。

• 「i couldn「t imagine clare engaging in cheerleading and how that would even be possible,」 she remembers.

  「我想不到克莱尔能参加啦啦队，这怎么可能。」她回忆道。

• with no apparent irony, le figaro, a cheerleading newspaper, helpfully reported a comment he made to an adviser: 「in greece they call me ‘the saviour’.

  费加洛报，这个趋炎附势的法国报纸，「适时报导」了他对顾问所说的话:「希腊人尊我为「救世主」。」 而未加以挖苦一番。

• meanwhile cnbc - the american business news channel that has been accused of blindly cheerleading the activities of corporations> in the past – questioned cuomo」s motives.

  同时，在过去被指盲目为公司行为欢呼的美国财经新闻频道cnbc对库莫的动机提出质疑。

• a taste for cheerleading has been reinforced by the rise of a multi-million-dollar management-theory industry.

  随着价值数百万美元的管理理论行业兴起，这种“企业拉拉队」更是得到加强。

• thus, cheerleading in the united states was born.

  就这样，啦啦队在美国诞生了。