对照文本分为两有些
第一有些是英文
第二有些是中英文
第一有些：
have you got an addictive nature?
are you unable to stop 一个成人的英语 yourself joining in with the latest obsession for collecting or doing something?
this probably describes most of us because its only human nature to not want to miss out on something that everyone else is talking about.
most fads arrive suddenly and enthusiasm for them spreads quickly.
they become a talking point on social media; we read about them, give them a try and, before we know it, we are hooked.
in the past, these have been objects such as toys and games.
maybe you were the proud owner of a rubiks cube, which became the best-selling toy of all time - around 350 million have been sold so far.
now, technology is driving the latest crazes.
in some parts of the world, flavour of the month is pokémon go - a game that uses augmented reality,
where little virtual monsters pop up onto your phone and you have to catch 一个成人的英语 them.
and games such as angry birds and mine craft are other crazes, available on smart phones and tablets, that have been hard to put down.
our keeness to participate in crazes has been analysed by experts.
one of them, dr ben michaelis, a clinical psychologist, explains that we want to experience the benefit that another person, or group of people, have experienced from something.
and this we have to join in or lose out.
although becoming addicted to a computer game might not seem like a , it can at least give you credibility or popularity among your friends.
it allows you to learn new skills and gives you something to talk about at parties!
but fashions come and go and most fads are just a flash in the pan so
if one of them is not your cup of tea
donll be a new craze arriving very soon.
look at the addiction to the 一个成人的英语 unsophisticated loom bands - those little rubber bands you could make jewellery and other things out of.
for a brief period they were the must-have item for any schoolchild
now theyre the bargain bucket item in a discount shop or worse still, trash filling up our landfill sites!
what crazes have you
been addicted to?
第二有些：have you got an addictive nature?
你有易上瘾的天资吗？
are you unable to stop yourself joining in with the latest obsession for collecting or doing something?
你是不是不能从沉浸于参加最新的保藏或许干作业的潮流中停下来？
this probably describes most of us because its only human nature to not want to miss out on something that everyone else is talking about.
这描绘的可所以咱们中的大大都人，因为不想错失我们都在谈论的东西这件事只是是人类的赋性。
most fads arrive suddenly and enthusiasm for them spreads quickly.
大大都的风潮突可是至，我们对它们的热心也灵敏传达开来。
they become a talking point on social media;一个成人的英语 we read about them, give them a try and, before we know it, we are hooked.
它们变成交际媒体上的论题；咱们读到它们，测验它们，而且，在咱们知道到之前，咱们就上瘾了。
in the past, these have been objects such as toys and games.
在曩昔，这些东西都是些例如玩具和游戏的物体。
maybe you were the proud owner of a rubiks cube, which became the best-selling toy of all
time - around 350 million have been sold so far.
或许你为具有魔方而以引为傲，它曾作为最热销的玩具盛行一时，当前中止售卖了大约350,000,000个。
now, technology is driving the latest crazes.
如今，科技引领了最新的潮流。
in some parts of the world, flavour of the month is pokémon go - a game that uses augmented reality,
在世界上的一些区域，数码宝物变成时下的宠儿，这是一个运用增强实际技能的游戏，
where little virtual monsters pop up onto your phone and you have to catch them.
在游戏中，虚拟的小怪兽俄然呈如今手机屏幕里，而你的使命就是捉住它们。
and games such as angry birds and mine craft are other crazes, available on smart phones and tablets, that have been hard to put down.
愤恨的小鸟和挖矿寻宝这些游戏也是一股风潮，你可以简略的在智能手机平缓板电脑上触摸到它们,而且很难放下不去玩。
our keeness to participate in crazes has been analysed by experts.
专家关于咱们追捧这些潮流事物的张狂做了分析。
one of them, dr ben michaelis, a clinical psychologist, explains that we want to experience the benefit that another person, or group of people, have experienced from something.
其间一个临床心思学专家，本·本卡利斯说明说，关于另一自个，或许是一群人从阅历过的作业中获得的优点，咱们也想要去测验一番。
and this we have to join in or lose out.
这件事与一种的陈旧的进化打开惊骇挂钩。咱们要么参加，要么就出局。
although becoming addicted to a computer game might not seem like a , it can at least give you credibility or popularity among your friends.
尽管沉浸于电脑游戏看起来并不是一件有利的事，可是至少它能让你在兄弟之中树立威信或是变得受等待。
it allows you to learn new skills and gives you something to talk about at parties!
它能让你学到新技能而且给你在集会上供给谈资。
but fashions come and go and most fads are just a flash in the pan so if one of them is not your cup of tea
可是潮流老是来了又走，大大都的仅是少纵即逝。所以假定其间一个不对你的食欲
donll be a new craze arriving very soon.
不要忧虑，新的潮流老是会快速到来。
look at the addiction to the unsophisticated loom bands - those little rubber bands you could make jewellery and other things out of.
再看看我们所痴迷的简略易上手的橡皮筋--这些小小的橡胶皮筋，你可以用它们来制造珠宝或许其他的东西。
for a brief period they were the must-have item for any schoolchild
在一段时刻短的时期里，对任何一个上学的孩子来说，这是有必要具有的物品
now theyre the bargain bucket item in a discount shop or worse still, trash filling up our landfill sites!
如今，它们沦为了铺排在扣头商铺或许更糟的当地的廉价货。废物堆满了咱们的废物填埋地！
what crazes have you been addicted to?
你早年痴迷的是一个啥样的潮流？