dyslexics

dyslexics

美 [dɪsˈleksɪk] 　英 [dɪs'leksɪk]

• 网络诵读困难症；失读症

词形变化

复数：dyslexics  

英汉解释

n.	1. someone who has dyslexia
adj.	1. affected by dyslexia

例句

In dyslexics, some essential connections between the right and left sides of the brain are weaker or slower than in typical learners, Dr.

在读写困难者中，大脑左右侧的一些基本联系都比典型的学习者弱或者说缓慢，Wolf博士说。

And language characters are more like pictures than letters, which can be easier for many dyslexics to reproduce, she says.

她说，与字母相比，字符更像是图画，读写困难者很容易复写。

Sometimes his English letters were so poorly composed that they were hard to read, a common problem among dyslexics.

有时他的英文字母写的异常潦草，无法辨识。其实上述情况是读写困难孩子的一个常见问题。

Dyslexics perceived the illusion to be significantly stronger than non-dyslexics when the grid had light paths and low luminance.

诵读困难知觉错觉将大大强于非网格诵读困难时轻了道路和低亮度。

And a separate recent study found that some dyslexics may have a heightened understanding of space, despite an impairment in language.

另一项研究发现，部分诵读困难症患者，尽管在语言方面有损伤，却在空间理解力上有提升。

Dyslexics also may have problems putting things in order, following instructions, and differentiating between left and right.

识字困难的人可能也有排列事物、听从教导，以及分辨左右的困难。

This may seem messy for some people, but it can be very helpful for dyslexics.

这可能似乎杂乱无章，为一些人，但它可以有很大的帮助，为诵读困难。

Dyslexics "think visually. They analyze patterns, " she says.

读写困难者“擅长形象思维，他们图形分析更在行，”她说。

Learning experts don't suggest that studying Chinese or Japanese will help dyslexics learn to read English;

教育专家并不建议通过学习中文或日文的方式来帮助读写困难者学习英语；