一. 感想
關(guān)于體育類文章的寫作，Zinsser提到了以下觀點：
What gives the article its depth is that it's the work of a writer, not a sportswriter.
If you want to write about sports, remember that the men and women you're writing about are doing something immensely difficult, and they have their pride. You, too, are doing a job that has its codes of honor.
Observe closely. Interview in depth. Listen to old-timers. Ponder the changes. Write well.
體育類題材的寫作，固然有其特性，這是行業(yè)本身所決定的。例如絕大多數(shù)的運動員需要童子功奥此，從小就要經(jīng)受比同齡人艱苦得多的訓(xùn)練生活。開始職業(yè)生涯后，也將面臨巨大的挑戰(zhàn)狡赐。
記得我當(dāng)時看網(wǎng)球冠軍李娜的自傳《獨自上場》時，就對她從小學(xué)球的經(jīng)歷钦幔，以及比賽時所承受的精神壓力和傷病折磨印象極其深刻枕屉。
而且，體育賽事本身又具有對抗性強节槐、競爭激烈搀庶、關(guān)注度高等特性。所以突出其特質(zhì)铜异，就成了體育寫作的重點哥倔。
除此以外，更多的是寫作本身的共性揍庄。如何令文章更有深度咆蒿，作品更吸引人等，是無論我們寫任何類型的文章蚂子，都需要考慮的問題沃测。
二. 字詞
1. addict
(1) 原文：As an addict of the sports pages in my boyhood, I learned about the circuit clout before I learned about the electrical circuit.
(2) 字典解釋：someone who is very interested in something and spends a lot of doing it
(3) 造句：As an addict of music I often go to the concert.
2. lanky & chunky
(1) 原文：Southpaws were always lanky, portsiders always chunky, though I've never heard "chunky" applied to anything else except peanut butter (to distinguish it from "creamy"), and I have no idea what a chunky person would look like.
(2) 字典解釋：
lanky: someone who is lanky is tall and thin, and moves awkwardly
chunky: someone who is chunky has a broad, heavy body
(3) 造句：Have you seen the animation "No-brain and Unhappiness"? No-brain is lanky and Unhappiness is chunky.
3. snuff out
(1) 原文：If not, he might bounce into a twin killing, snuffing out a rally and dimming his team’s hopes in the flag scramble.
(2) 字典解釋：to stop or end something in a sudden way? ? 扼殺
(3) 造句：Bad education snuffs out children's imagination.
4. picturesque
(1) 原文：Shouldn’t we be grateful for a word so picturesque?
(2) 字典解釋：unusual, interesting, or sometimes rude words to describe something
(3) 造句：I really like this book, because the words in it is so picturesque.
5. novelty
(1) 原文：I like to think he allowed himself the small smile that is the due of anyone who invents a good novelty.
(2) 字典解釋：something new and unusual which attracts people's attention and interest
(3) 造句：Nowadays seeing people reading on the train is a novelty.
6. old-timers
(1) 原文：Listen to old-timers.
(2) 字典解釋：someone who has been doing a job or living in a place for a long time and knows a lot about it? ? 老前輩
(3) 造句：We need to learn from old-timers.
