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In 1995,she moved to the United States to play on the pool circuit.Fisher did not take long to make her mark in the world of pool, winning only the second tournament that she played in. She has an unequaled record, winning more than 50 WPBA titles, which includes 4 world 9-Ball championships.
He holds the record for most maximums in professional competition with nine and acclaims one of the most popular STAR of the world
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“The Rocket” (or more recently “Mr. 147”) due to his rapid playing
style, is an English professional snooker player, and has been World Champion on three occasions (2001, 2004 and 2008). Scoring 147: 13 times.

经典投资学案例

经典投资学案例
经典投资学案例是指在投资领域中被广泛引用且被认为具有重
要意义的案例。

这些案例可以帮助投资者更好地理解投资过程中的风险和机会，并在决策时提供指导和启示。

以下是一些受人尊敬的经典投资学案例：
1. 贝尔哈德（Billiard）案例：这个案例涉及到投资者如何在
不同的市场环境下调整其投资组合。

贝尔哈德案例强调了投资者需要根据市场走向来调整其资产配置，以实现最大的投资回报。

2. 科尼什（Kuhnisch）案例：该案例涉及到投资者应该如何评
估股票的价值。

科尼什案例强调了投资者需要考虑公司的盈利能力、管理质量和市场前景等因素来确定股票的价值。

3. 格雷厄姆（Graham）案例：这个案例涉及到价值投资的原则。

格雷厄姆案例强调了投资者需要寻找被低估的股票，并且需要通过分析公司的基本面来确定其真正的价值。

4. 巴菲特（Buffett）案例：该案例涉及到巴菲特的投资策略和投资原则。

巴菲特案例强调了投资者需要寻找长期有价值的投资机会，并且需要对公司进行深入的分析和评估。

这些经典投资学案例提供了有价值的思考和指导，可以帮助投资者更好地理解投资过程中的关键因素，从而做出更明智的投资决策。

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烟斗斗型

烟斗斗型烟斗斗型越来越多，但是都来源于基本斗型。

根据不同的分类方式大致可分为:直斗和弯斗长柄和短柄根据钵体的形状又可分为：圆柱、锥形、球形、方形、等等下面整理一部分国际上最常见的一些斗型：Billiard 直柄Billiard 国内也有人叫撞球，直柄式。

属于最常见的直柄造型烟斗。

斗钵钵体与斗柄呈90度直角。

Apple 苹果另一个最常见的直柄造型烟斗。

钵体圆润，但是造型更接近Billiard 。

斗嘴通常是渐细。

Bent (Billiard) 弯式撞球弯斗根据弯曲的程度不同，有小弯有大弯。

斗柄或者咬嘴处进行弯曲，有利于叼斗。

缺点是唾液可能会倒流入烟道。

Bulldog 斗牛犬斗牛犬造型是由方柄和锥形边缘眼神到钵体定义的。

斗牛犬的斗柄也存在弯曲和弯曲的变化（不要与罗得西亚的形状相混淆）。

Dublin 都柏林非常接近于撞球，但具有锥形钵体（较宽的钵口）。

钵口也略微倾斜远离斗钵。

斗柄仍然是直的（弯曲的都柏林被称为祖鲁）。

Pot 罐式经典撞球的另一个衍生造型，通常是短、宽大的钵体。

如果你平时时间少，可以用它抽30/45分钟的烟。

Prince 王子式威尔士王子前（国王爱德华七世）的名字命名，优雅的造型从长而纤细的咬嘴，短钵体和咬嘴的轻微曲线可以展露出来。

Bent Rhodesian 弯式罗德西亚相似于斗牛犬形状的罗得西亚其特征圆柄，而且经常是较短的锥形圆柄。

弯曲的罗得西亚具有半弯咬嘴，叼斗吸烟时更轻松。

Canadian 加拿大跟他的兄弟利物浦型差不多，一个加拿大斗型的衍生，椭圆形长柄，短锥形咬嘴。

Liverpool 利物浦这种长柄烟斗不同于上面说的加拿大。

具有圆形斗柄。

利物浦往往被认为是像Billiard 但又有更长的柄。

这些烟斗并不像流行的Billiard ，甚至它的堂兄洛瓦特。

利物浦（和加拿大）的吸烟者往往显得高并且烟斗看起来太小。

Lovat 罗瓦特The Lovat is another member of the Billiard family with the overall proportions being much the same, and is closely tied with the Liverpool shape. The Lovat has a slightly longer shank than the Billiard and uses a small Saddle mouthpiece. Chimney 烟囱式Another cousin ofthe classic Billiard shape, with a taller and often thinner bowl. With a narrow bowl, the smoke is cooler and verywell suited for Gold Virginia flakes. The tobacco burns slower and its easy to build up a good ash, keeping the tobacco smoother/cooler. Straight Rhodesian 直柄罗德西亚Like its bent counterpart, the Rhodesian differs from a Bulldog. The shank is round, compared to the square shank found on the Bulldog. The top the of the bowl differs as well, with a more rounded and smaller tapered rim. Poker 锤子、扑克A shape that has always a cult following,the basic and almost engineered shape appeals to many. The Poker shape is two cylinders at 90 degree angles to each other, the larger for the bowl and the thinner for the shank. The shape is now made by many American Pipe makers, some are famous for them.Cherrywood 樱桃木Not to be confused with the wood, the Cherrywood is based on the Poker. With an angled base and a curve in the stem a cherrywood is much better balanced and suited for hands free smoking.Zulu 祖鲁The Zulu is a little more than a curved Dublin, the bowl is angled a little more, while being set off beautifully by the curved mouthpiece. A well balanced pipe that can be smoked hands free or like a straight pipe. Panel Billiard 方形撞球Yet another variation on the billiard, this time with straight side to the bowl. The most common Panel Billiard has 4 straight sides, but hexagonal and other shapes exist but rarely in regualr production. Some artisan makers carve patterns within the panels to produce some spectacular pieces. Hungarian 匈牙利In essence these are full bent Apple(Hungarian) or Billiard(Oom Paul) pipes. An uncommon pipe in regular production and a very challenging shape to make (many pipe makers wont or cant make these). The best shape forsmoking hands free, a little more effort is needed to get a draw though (the angles are very tight). Diplomat 外交官A variation of the Prince shape. It differs from the Prince with a thicker, less delicate stem/mouthpeice and a slight tapering on the bowl. The Diplomat benefits from the curved stem, this allows less pull when smoke freely and also less bulky in a jacket pocket. Brandy 白兰地A wide based billiard with a bowl that tapers inwards towards the rim. The shape resembles a Brandy glass and makes for a comfortable grip. The Volcano shape is very similar but with a much wider base. CuttyBased on the classic Georgian clay pipe shape. The long and slender stem is finished off with a small foot and low angled bowl. This classic shape has been in production for centuries in many materials. Churchwarden 长柄阅读？A long stemed pipe with a wide array of bowl shapes. Favoured by those who enjoy a very cool smoke, the extra length allows the smoke to cool. Classed as a 'Reading' pipe in Germany and many parts of Europe, as the book can be held infront of the pipe. Calabash 葫芦The shape is named after the Calabash Gourde(made from Calabash and Meerschaum). This half to full bent pipe is often fitted with a horn or precious metalinsert and a lip on the rim of the bowl. Vest Pocket 口袋A clever little pipe, small and slim with a rotating stem. It can be twisted and put away in a shirt or jacket pocket. The small chamber makes for a quick smoke and the compact design gives it a little protection in your pocket while working. Egg 蛋形The choise is appropriate to the new pipe- smoker. As the name implies, the egg is shaped like an egg. This shape can be thought of as an elongated apple. Although it is avaliable in a straight version, it is most often seen as a bent. Smoking characteristics should compare favourably with the stack, considering the tall bowl. Importtant points to look for in choosing an egg are symmetry, balance and smooth curves that fit the hand. The stuff is easier into the pipe.Ball 球形Horn 号角。

台球简介_英文

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Ladies and girls are very suitable for this kind of game, because it is easy to learn about. As we know, there is a very famous billiard star called “panxiaoting” in our country. The game she play is this.
Subdivisions(分支) of billiard
There are two major subdivisions of games within cue sports: 1) carom(连击) billiards, referring to games played on tables without pockets(球袋). 2) pocket billiards, generally played on a table with six pockets,. This kind of billiard is the most widespread one, including 8-ball which is the world's most widely played cue sport, nine-ball, snooker.
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History of Billiard
Billiards sports have already had a history of nearly 600 years. It was invented by a pawnbroker (当铺老板)in 14th century in London. and the new sport was named by billiard after the name of his shop. Then, in the early 19th century, billiard became popular as a game appearing in people’s daily life. At first, billiard was a very easy and simple game, so more difficult kinds of billiard such as 8-ball, 9-ball, snooker soon appeared. This wonderful game was introduced into China about one hundred years ago. Then, it was in poplar quickly. Nowadays, it seemed to be indispensable(不可缺少的) in each big entertainment.

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打台球英语作文40词

打台球英语作文40词英文回答：Billiards, also known as pool, is a cue sport in which players use a cue stick to hit billiard balls into pockets on a billiard table. The objective of the game is to pocket all of one's assigned balls before one's opponent does. Billiards is a popular recreational activity and is also played competitively.There are many different variations of billiards, each with its own unique rules and gameplay. Some of the most popular variations include eight-ball, nine-ball, and straight pool. Eight-ball is the most common variation of billiards, and is played with a set of 16 balls, including one cue ball, seven solid-colored balls, and seven striped balls. The objective of eight-ball is to pocket all ofone's assigned balls (either the solids or the stripes) and then pocket the black ball. Nine-ball is played with a set of 10 balls, numbered 1 through 9. The objective of nine-ball is to pocket the balls in numerical order, and then pocket the 9 ball. Straight pool is played with a set of 15 balls, and the objective is to pocket as many balls as possible.Billiards is a challenging and rewarding sport that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. It is a great way to improve one's hand-eye coordination, spatial reasoning, and strategic thinking skills. Billiards can also be a great social activity, as it is a great way to meet new peopleand make friends.中文回答：台球，也被称为撞球，是一种使用球杆将台球击入台球桌上的球袋的球杆运动。

台球英语怎么说_英文翻译是什么

台球英语怎么说_英文翻译是什么台球是一项很流行的高雅室内体育运动，我们经常会在体育频道看到的斯诺克也是台球的一种。

那么你知道台球用英语怎么说吗?下面跟一起学习台球的英语知识吧。

billiardssnooker台球的相关短语英式台球English billiards ; Snooker balls ; English Billiards台球房billiard-room ; room ; billiards room ; a pool hall台球台billiard table ; Pool Table台球室Billiards Room ; billiard parlor美式台球Pool ; America pocket pool ; America pocket pooland pool ; Billiards台球棍billiard cue ; pool cue ; Pool Stick台球的英语例句1. People are still hanging out drinking beer, maybe shooting some pool.人们仍聚在那里喝啤酒，可能还会打会儿台球。

2. The Seaman was a bar for pool players and hard drinkers.“水手”是供台球玩家和酒徒消遣的酒吧。

3. Tomorrow he will play his Cuemasters stablemate.明天他将迎战同是台球大师俱乐部出道的球手。

4. We played pool together and were good mates.我们一起打过台球，是好哥们儿。

5. He was shooting pool with two other men.他在和另外两个男人打落袋台球。

6. John used to divert himself with billiards.约翰过去总打台球自娱.7. Playing billiards is my chief recreation.打台球是我主要的娱乐活动.8. Billiards isn't popular in here.这里不流行台球.9. Their youngest brother was nine when he picked up a cue for the first time.他们最年轻的弟弟第一次玩台球时才9岁。

台球主题英语演讲

Bag: ocket(落袋台球)、carom billiard(开
伦台球)
Country： French billiard(Carom)、
British Snooker、American billiards (America Pool), Chinese snooker
Rule：Snooker、8 ball、 9 ball, 15 ball
billiards, 14-1 integral
Snooker also called English
billiards, pocket billiards，means “obstacles, barriers,” so snooker billiards are sometimes referred to as disabilities. The movement use a table about 3569 mm long, 1778 mm wide, four corners, and two long side center has a hole。Hit the ball in order for a red ball, a ball, until all the red balls fall bags, then to yellow, green, coffee, blue, pink, black one by one order of shots, finally the higher score for victory.
潘晓婷Chinese professional billiards
fancy nine ball player，is studying in SJTU!
In October 2013, she obtained personal career 10 world champion title, the first gold medal in Asian games nine goals, the national sports meeting three-peat and grand slam records, was known as China's “Nine Ball Queen “.

介绍台球俱乐部的英语作文

介绍台球俱乐部的英语作文The Allure of the Billiard Club: A Haven for Precision, Strategy, and Camaraderie.Within the hallowed halls of a billiard club, where the gentle click of ivory against slate reverberates through the air, a captivating realm unfolds. It is a sanctuary where precision, strategy, and camaraderie intertwine, creating an experience that transcends mere recreation.Origins and Evolution.The origins of billiard games can be traced back centuries, spanning diverse cultures and civilizations. From the ancient Egyptians to the French nobility, the game has evolved into a multifaceted sport enjoyed by people of all ages and backgrounds. The modern billiard club serves as a testament to this enduring legacy, providing a welcoming space for enthusiasts to hone their skills and engage in friendly competition.Architecture and Ambiance.Billiard clubs often exude an atmosphere of understated elegance. Vaulted ceilings and rich wood paneling lend an air of sophistication, while plush seating and ambient lighting create a cozy and inviting ambiance. The centerpiece of the club is the billiard table, an impeccably crafted masterpiece that commands attention with its smooth surface and precise angles.Types of Billiards.The billiard club offers a diverse range of billiard games, each with its own unique rules and challenges. Some of the most popular variations include:Eight-ball: A classic game where the goal is to pocket all of one's assigned balls (either solids or stripes) before sinking the black eight-ball.Nine-ball: A fast-paced variation where players mustpocket the balls in numerical order, culminating in the sinking of the nine-ball.Snooker: A complex and strategic game played on alarger table with smaller pockets and a wider range of colored balls.Three-cushion billiards: A finesse-oriented game where players must cushion the ball off three or more rails before pocketing it.Membership and Amenities.Most billiard clubs operate on a membership basis, providing exclusive access to their facilities and organized tournaments. Members typically enjoy a range of amenities, including:Top-of-the-line billiard tables: Clubs invest in the highest quality tables, ensuring optimal playing conditions and a consistent roll.Professional instruction: Seasoned professionals are available to provide coaching and assist members in improving their technique.Social events: Clubs often host social gatherings, allowing members to connect with fellow enthusiasts and participate in informal competitions.Food and beverage service: Many clubs offer a menu of snacks, beverages, and light meals, ensuring that members can enjoy a complete entertainment experience.Benefits of Membership.Joining a billiard club offers numerous benefits, both recreational and social:Improved skills: Regular practice and expert guidance can significantly enhance a player's skills, boosting their confidence and enjoyment of the game.Competition: Clubs host a variety of tournaments,providing members with opportunities to test theirabilities against other players at their level.Socialization: Billiard clubs foster a sense of community, where members can socialize, network, and make lasting friendships.Stress relief: The precision and strategy required in billiards can be a therapeutic outlet, helping players to relax and de-stress.Mental acuity: The game challenges players' cognitive abilities, improving their concentration, decision-making, and spatial reasoning.The Billiard Club Culture.Billiard clubs are more than just places to play a game; they embody a unique culture that values etiquette, sportsmanship, and respect for the sport. Members adhere to strict rules of conduct, such as maintaining silence during shots and respecting their opponents' turns. This sharedcode of behavior creates a convivial atmosphere where everyone feels welcome and comfortable.Conclusion.The billiard club is a multifaceted entertainment and social destination that offers a captivating blend of precision, strategy, and camaraderie. Whether seeking to improve one's skills, compete in thrilling tournaments, or simply enjoy the company of fellow enthusiasts, thebilliard club provides an unforgettable experience that transcends the ordinary. For those who appreciate the finer things in life, the billiard club is an oasis where the art of the game is celebrated in all its glory.。

台球的英语口语怎么说

【导语】台球是⼀项在国际上⼴泛流⾏的⾼雅室内体育运动，是⼀种⽤球杆在台上击球、依靠计算得分确定⽐赛胜负的室内娱乐体育项⽬。

那么台球的英语⼝语怎么说呢?以下是由⽆忧考整理发布，⼀起来了解下吧！【篇⼀】台球的英语⼝语怎么说 1.(指台球游戏) billiards 2.(指球) billiard ball 3.[⽅⾔] (乒乓球) table tennis; ping- pong 例句： The billiard ball traveled gently across the table . 台球慢慢地滚过台⾯。

Billiards is n't popular here . 这⾥不流⾏玩台球。

Peter was lured into playing billiards with a fellow solider, zourin . 另⼀名军⼈佐林哄彼得同他玩台球。

I do not understand the finer points of snooker but i enjoy watching it on tv . 我不太懂落袋台球游戏，但我喜欢看电视⾥的这种节⽬。

When we hear weather forecast of a seventy percent chance of rain, we change our plans from a picnic to a pool game . 当我们听到预报有70的降⽔概率时，就改变去野餐的计划，⽽去打台球。

9 ball billiards system games - 4455 miniclip games 九球制台球攻略- 4399⼩游戏 To the pool hall . and it ' s not a " stick . 去台球场啊。

⽽且它不是⼀根“棍⼦” 。

Click on the billiards start the game started 点击台球上的“ start ”开始游戏。

描写台球的短句子唯美英语(精选合集2篇)

描写台球的短句子唯美英语(篇一)Title: Exquisite English Short Sentences Describing Billiards (60 sentences or more)1. The cue ball glides gracefully across the velvet-green felt.2. The crackling sound of the breaking rack fills the XXr.3. Skillful precision shapes the trajectory of each ball.4. The intense concentration of the players creates a palpable tension.5. The smooth surface of the cue ball beckons for a gentle touch.6. The satisfying click confirms a successful pot.7. Delicate curves are carved into the balls' paths.8. The billiard balls dance to their own rhythm.9. Angles merge and diverge, defying predictable outcomes.10. Each stroke reveals the player's finesse and character.11. Patience and strategy guide the skilled player's every move.12. The hypnotic rotation of the spinning cue ball mesmerizes.13. The bright green bXXze serves as the canvas for the grand masterpiece.14. The clatter of balls colliding echoes throughout the room.15. The chalked cue tip enhances the player's control.16. The thrill of a perfectly executed bank shot electrifies the room.17. The crisp snap of a break-off shot heralds the start of the game.18. The thud of a sinking ball heralds victory or defeat.19. The anticipation builds as the final ball teeters on the edge.20. The cataract of colors swarming before the eyes elicits excitement.21. The gentle touch of the cue caresses the white orb into action.22. The slight hesitation before a crucial shot is poised and tense.23. The silence is shattered by the thundering collision of balls.24. The bXXze's surface shows the history of skilled shots and near-misses.25. The memory of a perfect bank shot lingers in the minds of avid players.26. The resilience of the billiard table withstands countless games.27. The crackling energy fills the room, ready to explode with each shot.28. The weight of the cue feels right, granting control and confidence.29. The distraction of a whisper transforms the room into a battleground.30. The challenging angles demand utmost focus.31. The elegance of the game lies in its simplicity and complexity.32. The fade of the chalk's blue hue reminds of seasoned players' hands.33. The clink of a sinking ball sparks celebrations and regret.34. The pXXnstakingly lined-up shot conceals a storm of emotions within.35. The velvet path invites the balls to follow their destined routes.36. The tension is palpable as the last pocket awXXts its prey.37. The flick of the wrist imparts secret spin to the rolling ball.38. The satisfying thud of the solid break is music to the ears.39. The smooth surface glimmers with the sweat of anticipation.40. The battle takes place amidst the multicolored galaxy of billiard balls.41. The gentle tap sets the stage for a heart-stopping chXXn reaction.42. The playfield holds the dreams of champions and the defeat of amateurs.43. The crackling break-off disperses the perfect order into chaos.44. The graceful bridge connects cue to ball, player to victory.45. The forceful collision sends ripples of motion through the table.46. The soft kiss of the tip to the white ball initiates the dance.47. The patterned balls form constellations of possibility.48. The fine-grXXned chalk marks the path to precision and control.49. The slender cues conjure a ballet of calculated strikes.50. The decisive cut shot splits the path with surgical precision.51. The tango between player and cue ball settles into perfect harmony.52. The imperfections on the table's surface mark its character and history.53. The break disrupts the peace, scattering the billiard balls like fireworks.54. The hidden talent reveals itself with each skillful shot.55. The sudden flare of colored balls signifies a new opportunity.56. The imprinted cloth wears the marks left by many fierce competitions.57. The flicker of concentration in the player's eyes betrays their determination.58. The faded green felt conceals memories of both triumph and despXXr.59. The soft caress of the ball guides it toward its final destination.60. The billiard room comes alive, buzzing with excitement and rivalry.这些唯美的英语句子是为了描写台球的魅力和氛围，将读者带入到一个充满技艺、张力和激动的场景中。

[打台球的标准英文怎么说]打台球英语怎么说

[打台球的标准英文怎么说]打台球英语怎么说1、Playbilliard2、playingbilliard3、Billiard1.打一局台球haveagameofbilliard2.打台球者abilliardplayer;abilliardit3.打台球的猫CueBallCat4.打台球吗playingbilliard;Playbilliard;Youplaybilliard5.我喜欢打台球Ilikeplayingbilliard;Ilikeplayingpool;Iliketoplaybilliard6.一起打台球Playingpooltogether;Playbilliard;playingbilliardwith7.一起去打台球Iwenttoplaybilliard;Toplaybilliard;Goplaypool8.打台球人billiardplayer9.您打台球吗Doyouplaybilliard1.打台球是一项年轻人喜爱的活动。

2.首先，在我们打台球时，你解释给我的那个打赌人叫什么名称啊Firt,what’thenameofthatbetyouweree某plainingtomewhileweplayedpool3.打台球和乒乓球都是年轻人喜爱的活动。

4.对我来说，这并不算什么梦想成真，因为我开始打台球的时候并没有梦想过自己能成为这样。

5.于是她叫爸爸问问球桌的主人——约翰·库伯，我可不可以在那上面打台球，结果他使我的梦想成了真。

6.对我来说，这并不算什么梦想成真，因为我开始打台球的时候并没有梦想过自己能成为这样。

7.我必须打台球。

Ihadtoplay.8.那时我跟朋友们打台球，那些五颜六色的台球可让他着迷了，他自个儿会在另一张球台上玩上一整天。

“WhenIwaplayingwithmyfriend,hewaattractedbythecolorfulballa ndwouldplaybyhimelfonanothertableforawholeday,”aidthefather.9.帕洛莫说，如果非要他写文章，他更喜爱写一些这个新家园里让他最热衷的事：滑板运动和与美国同学一起打台球。

台球的单词

台球的单词“台球”的英语单词是“billiards”或“pool”（美式台球常用“pool”，“billiards”更泛指台球这项运动）。

一、关于“billiards”1. 词干（词根）相关- “billiard”是“billiards”的词干（也可看作词根形式，这里作为形容词表示“台球的”）。

- 当我们想修饰与台球相关的名词时，就用词干形式。

例如：- We need a billiard cue.（我们需要一根台球杆。

）- He is a billiard player.（他是一名台球选手。

）2. 单词本身（复数形式表示这一运动概念）- “billiards”是名词，表示台球这项运动。

例如：- I like playing billiards in my free time.（我在空闲时间喜欢打台球。

）- Billiards is a very popular sport in some countries.（台球在一些国家是一项非常流行的运动。

）二、关于“pool”1. 词干（词根）相关- “pool”本身可看作词干，在表示“台球（美式台球）”这个概念时，它也可作为名词单独使用。

同时，它还可以有一些搭配用法，如“pool table”（台球桌）。

例如：- The pool table in this bar is very new.（这家酒吧里的台球桌非常新。

）- He is practicing on the pool.（他正在打美式台球。

）2. 加后缀等情况（较少有特殊前缀情况）- 可以加“ -er”变成“pooler”，表示打台球的人。

例如：- That pooler is very skillful.（那个打台球的人非常熟练。

）。

为什么桌球在中国很受欢迎英语作文

为什么桌球在中国很受欢迎英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Why Billiards is Super Popular in ChinaHi there! My name is Lily, and I'm a 10-year-old girl from Beijing, China. Today, I want to talk to you about one of my favorite sports – billiards! You might be wondering, "Billiards? Isn't that just an old-fashioned game for grown-ups?" Well, let me tell you, billiards is hugely popular in China, and not just among adults. Kids like me love it too!So, why is billiards so big in my country? There are a few reasons, and I'm going to explain them to you.First of all, billiards has a really long history in China. It's been played here for centuries! Way back in the 16th century, during the Ming Dynasty, Chinese people were already playing a game called "xiangqi" which was similar to modern billiards. Can you imagine playing pool games that long ago? Crazy, right?Over time, billiards evolved and became more and more popular across China. By the 19th century, it was a belovedpastime for people from all walks of life – from emperors and nobles to everyday folks. Even today, you can find historical billiard tables and equipment in museums, showing just how important the game has been to Chinese culture.Another reason why billiards is so widespread in China is that it's a game that anyone can play. You don't need to be a super athlete or have any special skills to enjoy it. As long as you can hold a cue stick and aim, you're good to go! This makes billiards accessible to all ages, genders, and backgrounds.When I go to the local billiard club with my dad, I see all kinds of people playing – little kids like me, teenagers, adults, and even grandpas and grandmas! It's really cool to see how billiards brings people together, no matter how old or young they are.Speaking of my dad, he's actually the one who got me into billiards. Like many Chinese parents, he wanted me to learn a game that would help improve my hand-eye coordination, focus, and strategic thinking skills. And let me tell you, billiards definitely does that!Every time I play, I have to concentrate really hard to line up my shots and plan my next moves. It's like a fun puzzle thatkeeps my brain working. Plus, it's helped me get better at math too, since you have to calculate angles and distances in billiards.But billiards isn't just about skills – it's also super entertaining! There's nothing quite like the thrill of sinking a difficult shot or winning a close game against a tough opponent. And when you make a really impressive shot, everyone around the table cheers and applauds. That feeling of accomplishment is the best!Another thing that makes billiards so enjoyable is that it's a social game. Unlike some other sports where you're just focused on yourself, in billiards you get to interact with your opponents and the people watching. We often chat, joke around, and have a great time together while we play.At my local club, there's a really friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The regulars are always happy to teach newbies like me tips and tricks, and they love to swap stories about their most legendary shots or funniest billiard blunders.In fact, billiards is such a big part of Chinese culture that it's even featured in movies, TV shows, and books! One of my favorite cartoons growing up was about a skilled young billiards player who went on adventures and solved mysteries using his pool skills. How cool is that?There are also tons of famous Chinese billiards players who are like celebrities here. Kids my age look up to them as role models and dream of one day becoming professional players ourselves. Who knows, maybe I'll be the next big billiards star from China!But overall, I think the pros of billiards far outweigh the cons. It's an amazing game that brings people together, challenges your mind and body, and is just pure fun.So, there you have it – that's why billiards is so wildly popular here in China. From its deep cultural roots to its accessibility and entertainment value, it's a game that appeals to everyone. Who knows, maybe you'll get inspired to visit China one day and try your hand at billiards too!Just be warned – we Chinese folks are pretty good at it, so you might end up getting beaten by a little 10-year-old girl like me. But hey, that's all part of the fun, right? Bring it on!篇2Why Billiards is Super Cool in ChinaHi there! My name is Xiao Ming, and I'm a 10-year-old kid from Beijing. Today, I want to tell you all about why billiards, orpool, is really popular in my country, China. It's such a fun game, and I love playing it with my friends and family. Let me explain why so many people in China enjoy this awesome sport!First of all, billiards has a really long history in China. Can you believe that people have been playing some form of billiards here for over 500 years? It's true! Way back in the Ming Dynasty, which was from the 1300s to the 1600s, the emperors and nobles used to play a game called "chalking." It was kind of like pool, but they used a stick to push a ball into a hole on a raised table.As time went on, the game evolved and became more like the modern billiards we know today. By the 1800s, people in China were playing versions of pool and snooker that were very similar to the games we enjoy now. The Chinese really took to billiards and made it their own. They even invented some unique styles, like the cool-sounding "Eight Ball" variant.Another reason why billiards is so beloved in China is that it's a game that people of all ages can play. You don't have to be a super athlete or anything – you just need to be able to hold a cue stick and aim carefully. My grandpa, who is 75 years old, still loves playing pool with me and my dad. And my little sister, who's only 6, is already learning how to set up the balls and takeher first shots. Billiards is a game that brings families together and lets us bond over some friendly competition.Speaking of competition, that's another big part of why billiards is huge in China. We Chinese people really love sports and games that test our skills and smarts. Billiards is all about precision, focus, and strategy. You have to plan out each shot carefully and use geometry to figure out the best angles. It's like a fun puzzle that gets more challenging as you get better at it. There are even professional billiards leagues and tournaments in China where the top players can win lots of money and become celebrities.But you don't have to be a pro to enjoy billiards in China. In every city, town, and village, you'll find pool halls and billiard rooms where people gather to play. Some of them are really fancy places with big tables and cool lighting, while others are just simple rooms in someone's home. Either way, it's a great place for friends to hang out, chat, and challenge each other to games. Lots of people like to combine billiards with other fun activities too, like singing karaoke or drinking tea.I think one more reason why Chinese people love billiards so much is that it's a game that brings good luck. There's an old saying that goes, "The ball that goes in the pocket bringsfortune." Many people believe that being skilled at pool means you'll also be lucky and successful in life. So when Chinese families get together for special occasions like New Year's or weddings, they often play a few rounds of billiards as a way of wishing for good luck and prosperity.For me, though, the best part about billiards is just how fun and exciting it is! There's nothing better than lining up the perfect shot, taking a deep breath, and smacking that cue ball to see where it goes. Will you sink that tricky corner pocket shot? Or will you accidentally knock in the wrong ball? The suspense keeps you on the edge of your seat. And when you do nail an awesome trick shot or clear the whole table, it feels so satisfying and rewarding. No wonder my friends and I can't get enough of playing pool together after school!Well, those are some of the biggest reasons why the game of billiards is hugely popular all across China. From its long history to its multi-generational appeal to the thrill of competition, there's just something about those colored balls rolling across the green felt that really captures the Chinese spirit. Who knows, maybe I'll get so good at pool that I'll become a famous billiards master one day! A kid can dream, right? For now, I'm just happy to keep practicing my skills and sharing my love for this classicgame with everyone around me. Okay, I've got to run – my friends are waiting for me at the pool hall. Play on, billiards fans!篇3Why Billiards is Super Popular in ChinaHi there! My name is Li Ming and I'm 10 years old. I love playing billiards - it's one of my favorite games! Billiards is hugely popular in China and you can find billiard halls in pretty much every city and town. A lot of my friends and their families play too. Today, I'll tell you all about why billiards is so incredibly loved here.First off, billiards is an ancient game in China going back hundreds of years. Way back in the 1600s, there were already people playing versions of billiards with a table and balls. The games were a bit different than modern billiards, but the basic idea of using a cue stick to knock balls into pockets was there. Billiards became really popular among the wealthy and elite members of society back then. Fancy clubs and tea houses had billiard tables for the rich to play on. Even some emperors were huge billiards fans!As time went on, billiards spread from just being for the rich to becoming a game that pretty much everyone could play andenjoy. Around 100 years ago, pool halls started opening up in cities and the working class could finally afford to play too. Billiards was an affordable way for people to have fun and socialize after long days of hard work. These old pool halls are still around in some areas and have an awesome historic feel.Nowadays, billiards is enjoyed by all levels of society in China. There are high-end billiard clubs in fancy hotels as well as classic no-frills pool halls packed with locals battling it out. Some people take it really seriously and compete, while others are total beginners having a casual game with friends. It bridges generations too - I've seen grandpas playing with their little grandsons! Basically, billiards fits into Chinese culture across the board.Another big reason it's so big is that billiards is seen as an intelligent game that helps kids develop important mental skills. Pretty much every student is encouraged or even required to learn billiards basics in school PE classes. My parents started teaching me the rules and techniques when I was just 6 years old! Being good at billiards takes strategic thinking, hand-eye coordination, math skills for angles, patience, and excellent focus. It really works out your brain. A lot of famous smart peoplethroughout Chinese history have played billiards too, like writers and philosophers.Billiards is also relatively easy to pick up compared to some sports, which makes it accessible to people of all backgrounds and abilities. You don't need to be a super athlete - all you need is to be able to hold a cue and take some practice. There are even versions of billiards played while sitting down that are popular with seniors. The rules are simple at their base but get super complex and strategic at higher levels. That journey from newbie to master is part of the appeal.Something else that makes billiards widely loved is that it's a very social game meant for hanging out with others. Playing alone at home is possible but kind of boring - billiards is best enjoyed with at least one other person. When I go to the local pool hall with my dad, it's always lively with people talking, ordering snacks and drinks, and cheering each other on during shots. There's a real community vibe. It's the perfect blend of competition, socializing, and laid-back fun all in one space.In a lot of ways, billiards reflects the spirit and culture of China. It's steeped in ancient history and tradition, yet has evolved to be a national pastime for the modern era. It's a game that anyone can play, from little kids to grandpas. It bringspeople together from all walks of life to compete in a friendly way. You need intelligence and skill to master it, which the Chinese value a lot. And most of all, billiards is just straight-up fun! Pocketing that final ball to win never gets old.So those are some of the biggest reasons why billiards is super mega popular all across China. Maybe this gave you a little taste of why this classic game has such a special place in Chinese culture and is beloved by millions here. Who knows, you might just get inspired to visit China and check out a pool hall for yourself! Either way, I'll be off practicing my bank shots and trick shots. Billiards is awesome!篇4Why Billiards is Popular in ChinaHi there! My name is Lily, and I'm a 10-year-old student from Beijing, China. Today, I want to share with you why billiards, also known as pool or pocket billiards, is so popular in my country.Billiards is a cue sport that involves striking balls with a long stick called a cue on a felt-covered table. The objective is to strike the white cue ball to knock the other balls into the pockets around the table's edges. It might sound simple, but trust me, it's not as easy as it looks!In China, billiards has been around for a very long time. It's believed to have originated in China during the late 16th century, and it quickly became a favorite pastime among the imperial court and nobility. Over time, it spread to the common people, and today, it's enjoyed by people from all walks of life.One reason why billiards is so popular in China is its deep cultural significance. The game is seen as a test of skill, patience, and strategy. It requires focus, steady hands, and the ability to plan several moves ahead. These qualities are highly valued in Chinese culture, and playing billiards is often seen as a way to develop and demonstrate them.Another reason for its popularity is the social aspect of the game. Billiards is often played in public venues like pool halls or billiard rooms, where people can gather and socialize while playing. It's not uncommon to see groups of friends or families spending hours together at these places, chatting, laughing, and having a good time while challenging each other at the table.But billiards isn't just about fun and socializing; it's also a competitive sport. China has produced some of the world's best billiards players, and the country hosts numerous professional tournaments every year. Watching these skilled players compete at the highest level is truly mesmerizing, and many Chinesechildren, like myself, aspire to become professional billiards players when we grow up.Speaking of children, billiards is also a popular activity among us kids in China. Many schools and community centers offer billiards classes or have billiard tables available for students to practice and play. It's a great way for us to develop hand-eye coordination, concentration, and strategic thinking skills while having fun.Personally, I love playing billiards because it's both challenging and enjoyable. Every time I step up to the table, I'm faced with a new puzzle to solve – how to position the balls just right, how to apply the right amount of force, and how to anticipate the balls' movements. It's like a game of chess, but with physical skill and coordination added to the mix.And let's not forget about the cool factor! Billiards has a certain coolness and mystique to it. When you see someone skillfully sinking balls into the pockets with precision and flair, it's just plain awesome. Plus, there's a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment when you execute a difficult shot or win a game against a tough opponent.But billiards isn't just about winning or looking cool; it's also about the journey and the personal growth that comes withmastering the game. As I've practiced and played more, I've noticed improvements in my focus, patience, andproblem-solving abilities, which have benefited me in other areas of my life, like school and extracurricular activities.So, there you have it – those are just some of the reasons why billiards is so popular in China. It's a game steeped in cultural significance, offering social opportunities, competitive challenges, and valuable life skills. Whether you're a casual player or a aspiring professional, billiards has something to offer everyone.Who knows, maybe one day I'll become a billiards champion and represent China on the world stage! But for now, I'm just enjoying the journey, one game at a time, and loving every minute of it.篇5Why Table Tennis is Popular in ChinaHello everyone! Today, I want to tell you all about why table tennis is so popular in China. Table tennis, also known as ping pong, is a really fun and exciting sport that many people in China love to play. Let's find out why!First of all, table tennis is a sport that is easy to learn and play. You don't need a big field or a lot of equipment. All you need is a small table, a ball, and a pair of paddles. This makes it very convenient for people to play anytime, anywhere. Many families in China have a table tennis table in their homes, which means they can play with their friends and family whenever they want.Secondly, table tennis is a sport that can be played by people of all ages. Whether you are young or old, you can enjoy playing table tennis. In fact, many children in China start playing table tennis at a very young age. They practice a lot and become really good at it. Some of them even become professional players and represent China in international competitions.Another reason why table tennis is so popular in China is because the Chinese government and schools promote it a lot. They believe that sports are important for our health andwell-being. They organize table tennis tournaments and provide training facilities for young players. They also have special sports schools where talented players can receive professional coaching. This helps to develop more skilled players in China.Moreover, Chinese people love table tennis because it is a sport that brings people together. When we play table tennis, we can have a lot of fun with our friends and family. We can cheereach other on, laugh, and enjoy the game together. Table tennis also teaches us about teamwork, sportsmanship, and fair play. It helps us to make new friends and build strong relationships.Lastly, China has produced many amazing table tennis players who have won numerous championships and brought glory to our country. Players like Ma Long, Zhang Jike, and Ding Ning are like heroes to us. We admire their skills, dedication, and hard work. Their success inspires us to play and enjoy table tennis even more.In conclusion, table tennis is very popular in China because it is easy to play, suitable for all ages, promoted by the government, brings people together, and has produced many great players. It is a sport that we love and enjoy playing. So, let's pick up our paddles, hit the ball, and have a great time playing table tennis!I hope you enjoyed reading this essay. Thank you for your attention!Word count: 304 words篇6Why is Billiards So Popular in China?Hi there! My name is Xiaoming, and I'm a 10-year-old boy from Beijing, China. Today, I want to talk to you about something that's really cool and exciting – billiards! You might be wondering, "What's so great about billiards? Isn't it just a bunch of balls rolling around on a table?" Well, let me tell you, there's a lot more to it than that!Billiards, or cue sports as they're sometimes called, are super popular in China. Almost every city has billiard halls, and lots of people play it for fun or even compete in tournaments. But why is it so big here? Well, there are a few reasons!First of all, billiards has a long history in China. It's been played here for centuries! Legend has it that the game was first brought to China by Persian travelers during the Ming Dynasty, which was way back in the 1300s. Can you imagine playing billiards that long ago? It must have been so different from how we play it today!Over time, the game evolved and became a part of Chinese culture. People started inventing their own variations, like Chinese 8-Ball, which is a bit different from the regular 8-Ball game you might know. There are even special Chinese billiard tables with smaller pockets and different cloth colors. It's like billiards got a cool Chinese makeover!Another reason why billiards is so popular here is that it's a game that people of all ages can enjoy. You don't have to be super strong or athletic to play it – all you need is a good aim and some strategy. My grandpa loves playing billiards with his friends at the local park, and even my little sister has started learning how to hold the cue stick properly.Billiards is also a really social game. When you go to a billiard hall, you'll see groups of friends or families gathered around the tables, chatting, laughing, and having a great time together. It's a fun way to hang out and bond with people you care about. Plus, there's always that friendly competition of trying to beat each other's scores!But billiards isn't just about having fun – it's also a game that requires skill and practice. The best players in China are like artists with the cue stick. They can make the balls spin, jump, and do all sorts of crazy tricks that I can't even imagine. Watching them play is like watching a dance or a beautiful performance.Some of these top players even compete in international tournaments and bring home trophies and prizes for China. They're like rock stars in the billiards world! And you know what? Some of them started out as regular kids like me, just playing for fun and getting better and better over time.Whenever I go to a billiard hall with my family or friends, I feel like I'm a part of something bigger – a tradition that has been passed down for generations. And who knows, maybe one day I'll become a billiards master myself and represent China in international competitions!So, there you have it – that's why billiards is so popular in China. It's a game that combines history, skill, socializing, and good old-fashioned fun. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, young or old, there's something about billiards that just makes you want to grab a cue stick and start playing.Who knows, maybe you'll get hooked too! Just remember to practice your aim and have a good time. Oh, and if you ever come to China, be sure to check out one of our amazing billiard halls. I'll be there, trying my best to sink that 8-ball!。

台球的英语作文

Billiards,a classic and sophisticated sport,has been enjoyed by enthusiasts around the world for centuries.It is a game that combines strategy,precision,and skill,offering a unique challenge to players of all levels.The Origins of BilliardsThe history of billiards dates back to the15th century in France,where it was known as bille.The game evolved over time,with the introduction of the cue stick,the billiard table, and the various types of balls used today.The modern game of billiards,as we know it, was formalized in the19th century.Types of BilliardsThere are several variations of billiards,each with its own set of rules and objectives:1.Snooker:Originating in India,snooker is played on a larger table with21balls, including15reds,6colors,and the white cue ball.The objective is to score points by potting the balls in a specific order.2.Pool:This is perhaps the most common form of billiards,with variations such as8ball and9ball.Pool is played on a table with six pockets and typically involves potting a set of solid or striped balls before the8ball in8ball pool.3.Carom Billiards:This form of the game is played without pockets on the table.The aim is to strike the cue ball so that it touches both the object ball and the rail in a single shot.EquipmentThe essential equipment for billiards includes:A billiard table:Covered in cloth and having six pockets,it provides a smooth and even surface for the balls to roll.Cue sticks:These are used to strike the cue ball and are available in various lengths and weights.Chalk:Applied to the tip of the cue stick to ensure a firm grip on the cue ball.Balls:Made of materials like phenolic resin or composite materials,they come in different sizes and colors depending on the game being played.Skills and TechniquesMastering billiards requires the development of several key skills:Accuracy:The ability to hit the ball with precision,controlling the direction and speed of the shot.Strategy:Planning the sequence of shots to achieve the games objectives while considering potential obstacles and opportunities.Control:Managing the spin and power of the cue ball to influence the movement of the object ball.Health BenefitsPlaying billiards offers numerous health benefits,including:Improved handeye coordination:The game requires players to focus on the ball and the intended target,enhancing this skill over time.Mental stimulation:Billiards is a game of strategy,which can help to improve cognitive function and problemsolving abilities.Physical relaxation:The game can be a calming activity,reducing stress and promoting a sense of wellbeing.ConclusionBilliards is more than just a game it is a sport that fosters mental agility,physical dexterity,and social interaction.Whether you are a casual player or a seasoned competitor,the world of billiards offers endless opportunities for enjoyment and personal growth.So,gather your cue stick,chalk up,and prepare to engage in this timeless sport that has captivated players for generations.。

哪一年成立了中国台球协会

哪一年成立了中国台球协会
1986年成立了中国台球协会。

台球（Billiard）是球类运动项目之一。

运动员在台球桌上，用超过91.4厘米长的球杆，按照一定的规则，通过击打白色主球，使目标球入袋的一项体育休闲项目。

台球也叫桌球或者弹子球。

对于台球运动的起源有两种不同的说法：一种认为台球运动在14世纪起源于英国，一种认为台球在1510年起源于法国。

但有一个比较普遍的说法是：台球是在14-15世纪由欧洲人发明的。

代表人物：乔·戴维斯，出生于1901年4月15日，英国职业斯诺克选手。

被誉为现代斯诺克台球之父。

18岁的时候正式成为职业台球选手，1928年至1932年间历届世界职业台球锦标赛的冠军。

1927年，乔·戴维斯帮助组织了首届斯诺克世界锦标赛，并在决赛中以20-10战胜汤姆·丹尼斯（TomDennis）获得冠军和6.10英镑的奖金。

1963年，乔·戴维斯荣获大英帝国勋章。

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桌球的分类有哪些

桌球的分类有哪些桌球的分类有哪些桌球的分类有哪些桌球流行于世界各国，从不同的角度有不同的分类方法，可以从国度、桌球的数量以及桌球的击球技巧进行分类。

(1)按有无袋口分：落袋桌球、开伦桌球(carom billiard)(2)按国度分：法式桌球、英式桌球、美式桌球、中式斯诺克桌球。

(3)按规则及打法分：斯诺克桌球、8球、9球、14-1桌球、15球积分、3球开伦、4球开伦。

桌球的种类很多，除了大家熟悉的斯诺克桌球以外，还有很多打法都在国内和世界上流行，并且都有各自的世界大赛，在一些综合性的大赛中，桌球项目也设立了很多小项。

为了使大家能了解桌球运动在世界上的发展，这里介绍几种目世界上流行的桌球打法。

英式桌球先开球一方应以带有点的白球作为自己的主球，对方则以全白球为主球。

开球时，台面上只有一个红球放在红球基点上，开球一方可以随便把自己的主球置于开球区内任意一点开球。

主球落袋后，则需放回开球区开球。

记分方法为碰红自落得3分，碰白自落得2分，送红落袋得2分，送白落袋得2分，连碰双球得2分。

如果一方打出一杆有分可算的球，即可获得下一杆击球权，直到脱杆为止，由另一方击球。

脱杆指主球击出后，未造成得分情况。

当白球送入袋后，要立刻将其从网袋中取出，放在红球基点上，以备再打。

当送红球入袋后，也可再取出后拿在手里等待获得击球权时再用。

按规定连续命中25杆单球(包括自落、送红、送白)后，必须击出一杆双球，如果没有双球可击时，便失去击球权。

另外，如果在红球基点上连续三次将球送入网袋中，则应将红球移到红球备点上，若红球备点已被白球占据，应将红球移到白球备点上。

规则规定，比赛中凡出现击球不中，球被击出台外，击球直接落袋等，要分别扣罚1分、2分、3分。

但是，扣罚分数并不加给对方。

英式桌球除了比例桌球外，还有斯诺克桌球，本栏目曾对斯诺克打法作过详细介绍，下期本栏目将介绍美式桌球中的8球制桌球打法。

斯诺克斯诺克，又称英式桌球、落袋桌球，一种桌球运动。

桌球英语怎么说

桌球英语怎么说台球是一项在国际上广泛流行的高雅室内体育运动，是一种用球杆在台上击球、依靠计算得分确定比赛胜负的室内娱乐体育项目。

那么你知道桌球用英语怎么说吗?下面来学习一下吧。

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