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台球 [tái qiú]n. billiards(指台球游戏) billiards(指球) billiard ball(乒乓球) table tennis; ping-pong短语:台球房 billiard room;台球呢 {纺} billiard cloth;台球室 billiard saloon [room]

组织机构：国际上台球组织有两个，一个是国际台球联合会 世界台球联合会 WPBSA ，一个是世界职业台球联盟。世界职业台球联盟主要致力于发展职业台球，举办世界上的职业选手参加的职业排名系列赛，如世界职业锦标赛等等，像亨德利、戴维斯、沙利文等世界著名职业球手都参加的是职业比赛。而国际台球联合会则拥有 72 个会员国，旨在全球推广和普及台球运动，世界斯诺克锦标赛便是该组织举办的比赛。世界职业斯诺克联赛和国际台联组织的比赛是并行的，若想参加职业比赛必须先取得职业资格。国际台球联合会举办的比赛，只要世界排名在64名之后的球员都可参加。虽然台球运动的历史可以上溯到15世纪，但斯诺克(Snooker)的发明则相对晚了许多。关于斯诺克的起源，一个比较可信的说法是:在19世纪晚期，台球运动风行于驻扎在印度的英国军队中，当时流行的玩法是黑球入袋（Black Pool）。这种玩法用1个白球，15个红球和1个黑球。1875年的一天，驻扎在印度贾巴尔普尔（Jubbulpore）的英国陆军上校内维尔·张伯伦（Neville Chamberlain）和他的战友们觉得这种玩法过于简单、乏味，便决定增加黄色、绿色和粉色3个彩球上去。不久，又嫌不够，再加上了棕色和蓝色球。这种新玩法很快流行开来，从而导致了斯诺克台球的诞生。而斯诺克一词则是当时英国军队中对军校一年级新生的流行叫法。这使得斯诺克被这些军人们用来称呼这种新玩法的初学者，最终则成为了这项运动的名称。1885年，当时的英国英式台球冠军约翰·罗伯特（John Roberts）在印度旅行时见到了张伯伦并从他那里知道了斯诺克这种新玩法。回国后，罗伯特就把斯诺克台球带回到英格兰。但是，当时正处于英式台球热，斯诺克台球并没有引起人们足够的重视。直到20世纪30年代，英式台球日渐衰落，许多名手才逐渐转向斯诺克台球。这其中包括斯诺克台球的传奇人物乔·戴维斯（Joe Davis）。戴维斯首先意识到了控制主球走位的重要性。在此之前，打斯诺克台球的普遍策略是在将明显可以打进的球入袋之后做一杆斯诺克防守。而乔·戴维斯通过良好的意识和精湛的杆法控制主球的走位，连续得分能力明显增强，大大提高了斯诺克运动的水平。从此斯诺克台球才开始在英国兴盛起来，并流行到世界各地。斯诺克锦标赛肇始于1916年，当时举办了首届英格兰业余斯诺克锦标赛。1927年，在乔·戴维斯等人的努力下，第一届斯诺克台球世界职业锦标赛在伦敦成功举办，并由乔·戴维斯本人获得冠军，赢得6.10英镑（今约200英镑)的奖金。乔·戴维斯是目前为止世界上最出色的斯诺克选手，接下来的历届世界职业锦标赛的冠军都为其获得，直到其1946年淡出世锦赛。斯诺克台球在20世纪五六十年代遭遇了一个低潮，甚至于严重到1958年至1963年间没有任何锦标赛举行。直到1969年，情况才迎来了转机。当时英国广播公司（BBC）为了推广新的彩色电视广播，发起了新的斯诺克锦标赛Pot Black。彩色的斯诺克台球和选手们的精彩表现很快吸引了观众的兴趣，斯诺克台球和彩色电视节目一起得以迅速推广。几年之后，世界职业锦标赛也开始电视转播。斯诺克台球开始成为一项主流的职业运动，并于1977年引入世界职业选手排名。大量的资金开始注入这项运动，以史蒂夫·戴维斯（Steve Davis）为代表的新一代斯诺克职业选手不断涌现。在1982年，史蒂夫·戴维斯打出了历史上首个电视转播中的147分的满分杆。这些顶尖选手成为百万富翁。当时甚至有一首由Chas & Dave演唱的关于斯诺克的滑稽歌曲Snooker Loopy登上了音乐排行榜。斯诺克黄金时期的高潮出现在1985年的世界锦标赛决赛上，尽管两位选手鏖战到凌晨，但仍有近1850万（相当于当时英国三分之一的人口）观众通过电视转播看到了丹尼斯·泰勒（Dennis Taylor）以一技重击将最后一个球送入袋口之后举起奖杯庆祝的场景。斯诺克在英国持续广泛地流行，成为仅次于足球拥有第二多电视观众的一项运动。英文自己用工具翻译一下撒！

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你把这些贴上去你的PPT吧。正好分几个部分。Snooker SkillsSnooker is a game that can be a lot of fun but can also be extremely frustrating. Unlike American and English pool, it is incredibly difficult to master the game quickly. Watching the experts (such as Ronnie O’Sullivan) consistently potting balls with ease gives the impression that snooker is an easy game to grasp. However, to their exasperation, most people find that this is not the case! Taking the time to learn and develop some basic snooker skills, however, can be a quick and easy way to improve your overall game.How to bridgeForming a bridge is essential for establishing a channel through which the cue can pass when striking the cue ball on the table. A bridge is formed with the forefinger and thumb of the opposite hand to the one holding the cue. The forefinger and thumb should make a wide, straight ‘V’ shape. Always ensure that the bridge is at an appropriate height for striking the cue ball in the right position. If the bridge is too high or too low, your aim will be inaccurate. Another important factor to consider is the distance of the cue ball from the formed bridge. This primarily depends upon the amount of backswing needed for the shot. As you pass the cue through the channel formed by the ‘V’ shape, ensure that the bridge remains completely still. Even a slight movement can negatively impact upon your shot.How to cueLearning how to bridge is a crucial part of learning how to cue properly. You should always try to make the cue follow the line of the shot in an uninterrupted, smooth manner. To do this, you must form a solid bridge and also ensure that your grip on the cue lines up with the intended direction of the shot. Before striking the cue ball, move the cue backwards and forwards in smooth, slow movements, always making sure that the cue is in line with the shot. Prior to the shot, alternate your eyes between the cue ball, the object ball and the desired pocket. However, on the final backswing, make sure that you focus solely upon the position on the object ball that you wish to strike. When you are ready, move the cue smoothly along the line of the shot, passing it through the channel formed by the bridge. How to gripForming a secure grip on the cue is just as important as establishing a solid bridge. The thumb and each finger should be wrapped fairly tightly around the bottom of the cue. As a general guide, the grip should be tight enough to keep hold of the cue if somebody attempts to snatch it but not tight enough to turn the knuckles white. If the grip is too tight there may be excess tension in the arm. This can cause pressure on the bridge, which can ruin the shot completely. However, if the grip is too loose, the cue can move sideways and alter the intended direction of the shot. The forefinger and the thumb are more important to a successful grip than the other fingers. All the fingers apart from the forefinger should release in the back swing in order to keep the cue straight and able to make smooth movements.How to maintain a correct stanceIt may sound insignificant, but even the slightest movement in the body can impact upon the line of the shot. In order to minimise movement of the body, you need to maintain a firm stance at all times. If you cue with your right hand, you should keep your right foot in line with the shot. The right leg should be kept straight, as long as this is comfortable. The left foot should be square or just ahead of the right foot. The left leg should be bent at a comfortable angle. When you pass the cue through the channel formed by the bridge, ensure that your chin and chest are as close to the cue as the table and the position of the balls allow. How to sightThe eyes are two of the most important tools available to any snooker player. They allow the player to constantly check their stance and cue action, in order to ensure that the cue is kept in line with the direction of the shot. As you lower your chin over the horizontal cue in the build-up to a shot, your eyes will automatically be positioned on either side of the cue. There are two important sighting points to remember whilst preparing to strike the cue ball. You should alternate your glance between the position of the cue aiming for the cue ball and the intended point of contact on the object ball. Alternating your glance in this way will allow you to check the line of the shot. Some players choose to check the pocket visually as well as the two standard sighting points but this is not crucial. As the cue is passing along the channel formed by the bridge for the final time, focus your eyes solely upon the object ball and keep them there as the shot is carried out. Never look at the cue ball whilst striking it.

台球的英文是billiards。词汇分析音标：英 ['bɪljədz] 美 ['bɪljɚdz]释义：台球，桌球；弹子戏短语Live Billiards 实况台球Billiards Empire 台球帝国Finger Billiards 手指台球billiards frenzy 花式台球小游戏LEO Billiards 力欧台球deck billiards 甲板撞球例句1、I like to play billiards with him.我喜欢和他打台球。2、I gave him a good licking at billiards.打台球时，我把他打得大败。3、Badmin was able to beat Bill at billiards, but Bill always beat Badmin badly at badminton. 巴德明在台球上能够打败比尔，但是打羽毛球比尔常常大败巴德明。4、She played in her first Women’s Professional Billiards Association (WPBA) Tournament in October 1995. 1995年十月她第一次参加了女子职业台球协会锦标赛（WPBA）。5、South Korea is also expected to dominate in taekwondo, archery, wrestling, weightlifting and billiards. 韩国同样要在跆拳道、射箭、摔跤、举重和台球保持霸主地位。