| 释义 |
Nicastro nɪˈkæstroʊ COCA¹¹⁶⁵²⁹
基本例句
尼卡斯特罗¹⁰⁰
Because it's not really been done before,says Nicastro.尼卡斯特罗说，因为以前没人真正作过这件事。
Nicastro recorded more than 100 different meows from 12 domestic cats .尼卡斯特罗录下了12只家猫的100多种不同的叫声。
One way Nicastro is trying to prove that idea is by analyzing a range of vocalizations of domestic cats and then screening people's reactions to them .尼卡斯特罗试图证明自己观点的方法之一就是分析家猫的一套发声法，然后再测试人们对这些发声法的反应。
“They're much harsher and far less musical-sounding than domestic cats,” Nicastro says.尼卡斯特罗说：“跟家猫比较起来，它们的声音要尖利得多，且一点也不悦耳。
Nicastro suggests that cats may have developed different kinds of calls to “hook into human perception tendencies” and alert us of their mood and needs.尼卡斯特罗认为猫已经逐步形成了不同的叫声以“吸引人类的感觉倾向”，并且警告我们注意它们的情绪和需要。
Nicastro points out that since cats have shorter life spans than people,they're had many more generations to evolve ways of manipulating their owners through their calls.尼卡斯特罗指出，因为猫的寿命比人的要短，所以它们经历了许多代的进化才学会掌握通过它们的叫声来左右它们的主人。 |