At Olympic events, the noise of the colours is matched by the volume of the music. Like a lot of American sporting venue owners, the organisers here believe that unless the DJ is playing tracks at punishingly high levels, nobody is having fun. It’s even hard to shout over the commentators at cross-country skiing events.
在奥运赛事上,色彩的艳丽与音乐的音量有一拼。跟很多美国体育场馆的老板一样,这里的组织者们认为,如果音响师不把音量调到足够高,谁都不会玩得高兴。甚至在越野滑雪比赛中,喊叫声要高过广播员都很难。
The marriage of loud colours and sounds reaches its zany apogee at the hockey rink. The place has an official cheerleading group, four young women in short, pink dresses, who stand halfway up the stands and dance to songs like Happy by a Chinese-South Korean group called Cosmic Girls.
在冰球场,艳丽的色彩与喧闹的声音相结合达到了幽默的最高点。这里有一个官方的拉拉队,四名年轻的女子身着粉红色的短装站在看台中间,伴着中韩演唱组合“宇宙少女”的《快乐》之类的歌曲在跳舞。
On Wednesday night, the rink’s master of ceremonies interviewed a cheerleader and asked questions like, “How do you like being the official cheerleading group of the arena?” There was no translation, unfortunately, but the body language – a wide grin, jazz hands beside each ear – sufficed as an answer.
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