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- | ======汤姆・里德尔的日记====== | + | ====== |
- | =====基本信息===== | + | ===== Quick Summary |
- | * 类型 | + | * **Keywords: |
- | * 所有者 | + | * **Summary: |
- | * 制造者 | + | ===== Core Meaning ===== |
- | =====描述与外观===== | + | * **Pinyin |
- | 汤姆・里德尔的日记是一本小而薄的黑色皮面日记本。它的外观十分普通,没有任何标题或标记,封皮也已经磨损。日记本的内页起初完全空白,看起来像一本从未使用过的日记。当有人试图在上面书写时,墨水会迅速被纸张吸收,不留下一丝痕迹,使得书页永远保持空白。然而,当使用者以提问或交流的方式书写时,日记会用自己的墨迹浮现出文字作为回应。 | + | * **Part of Speech:** Noun |
- | =====魔法特性与用途===== | + | * **HSK Level:** HSK 3 |
- | 作为[[伏地魔]]的第一个[[魂器]],这本日记蕴含着极其黑暗和强大的魔法。 | + | * **Concise Definition: |
- | * **双向交流:** 日记的核心功能是与书写者进行有思想的交流。它内部保存着十六岁的[[汤姆・里德尔]]的记忆和灵魂碎片,能够以一种极具说服力和魅力的姿态回应书写者,从而博取其信任。 | + | * **In a Nutshell:** 日记 (rìjì) is the direct Chinese equivalent of the English words " |
- | | + | ===== Character Breakdown ===== |
- | * **记忆展现:** 日记能够将书写者拉入其中,身临其境地体验[[汤姆・里德尔]]储存的、经过篡改的记忆。[[哈利・波特]]就曾被拉入一段记忆,目睹了里德尔诬陷[[鲁伯・海格]]打开[[密室]]并放出[[蛇怪]]的场景。 | + | * **日 (rì):** This character is a pictogram of the sun. Its primary meanings are " |
- | * **生命汲取与附身:** 这是日记最危险的特性。通过与书写者的情感连接,日记中的灵魂碎片会逐渐汲取对方的生命力和情感能量,使自身变得越来越强大,而宿主则会日益虚弱。最终,当汲取了足够的生命力后,这片灵魂碎片可以脱离日记,形成独立的实体,并完全操控宿主的行为。在[[金妮・韦斯莱]]的案例中,它的最终目标是吸干她的生命,让十六岁的汤姆・里德尔重获新生。 | + | * **记 (jì):** This character means "to record," |
- | * **操控[[蛇怪]]:** 因为日记包含了[[斯莱特林]]继承人的一部分灵魂,它能让被其附身的人说[[蛇佬腔]],从而命令并操控藏在[[密室]]中的[[蛇怪]]。 | + | * Together, |
- | =====历史===== | + | ===== Cultural Context and Significance |
- | 这本日记最初是[[汤姆・里德尔]]在[[伦敦]]沃克斯霍尔路的一家[[麻瓜]]报刊亭购买的。在他于[[霍格沃茨]]的第五学年,他打开了[[密室]]并释放了[[蛇怪]],导致了学生[[哭泣的桃金娘]] | + | In Chinese culture, keeping a diary has long been associated with scholars, officials, and intellectuals as a form of self-reflection, |
- | 在第一次巫师战争之前,[[伏地魔]]将这本日记交给了他最信任的[[食死徒]]之一——[[卢修斯・马尔福]]保管。他指示卢修斯,这本日记是一个可以用来重新打开[[密室]]的武器,但他并未告知其[[魂器]]的真实本质。 | + | While in Western culture a diary is often seen as a highly private, emotional outlet ("Dear Diary..." |
- | 1992年,在[[魔法部]]对[[食死徒]]家庭进行突击检查的背景下,[[卢修斯・马尔福]]为了报复[[亚瑟・韦斯莱]]并同时处理掉这件危险的黑魔法物品,在[[对角巷]]的[[丽痕书店]]里,偷偷将日记塞进了[[金妮・韦斯莱]]的旧[[变形学]]课本中。 | + | ===== Practical Usage in Modern China ===== |
- | [[金妮・韦斯莱]]在日记中倾诉了她对新学校的恐惧和对[[哈利・波特]]的爱慕,很快便被日记中汤姆・里德尔的记忆所俘获。在里德尔的操控下,她重新打开了[[密室]],在城堡墙壁上留下了威胁信息,并数次放出[[蛇怪]]袭击学生。当金妮意识到日记的邪恶后,她试图将其丢弃在[[哭泣的桃金娘]]的盥洗室里,但日记后来被[[哈利・波特]]发现。最终,金妮因恐惧秘密败露而从哈利那里偷回了日记,这使得里德尔的灵魂碎片完成了对她的最后附身,并将她带入了[[密室]]深处。 | + | The term 日记 |
- | 在[[密室]]的最终对决中,[[哈利・波特]]在[[福克斯]]和[[格兰芬多宝剑]]的帮助下杀死了[[蛇怪]]。随后,他用从蛇怪口中拔下的一支毒牙猛力刺穿了日记。由于[[蛇怪]]的毒液是少数几种能够彻底摧毁[[魂器]]的物质之一,日记中[[汤姆・里德尔]]的灵魂碎片被完全消灭。 | + | * **The Act of Writing:** The most common way to say "to write/keep a diary" is **写日记 |
- | =====在故事中的作用===== | + | * **A Single Entry:** When referring to one diary entry, the measure word is **篇 (piān)**. For example, " |
- | * **首个登场的[[魂器]]:** 这是系列故事中出现的第一个[[魂器]],也是在“魂器”概念被正式揭示前提下被摧毁的第一个。它的毁灭为后续摧毁其他[[魂器]]的方法(如使用[[蛇怪]]毒牙)提供了关键先例。 | + | * **The Physical Book:** The physical diary or journal notebook is called a **日记本 (rìjìběn)**. |
- | * **揭示[[伏地魔]]的过去:** 日记是[[哈利・波特]]和读者第一次窥见[[伏地魔]]青少年时期——作为一个名叫[[汤姆・里德尔]]的优等生的形象,而不是那个怪物般的黑魔王。它揭示了他的全名“汤姆・马沃罗・里德尔”及其与[[萨拉查・斯莱特林]]的血缘关系。 | + | * **Formality:** The term is neutral and can be used in both formal and informal contexts. |
- | * **推动核心情节:** 它是《[[哈利・波特与密室]]》一书的中心谜团和主要威胁来源。 | + | ===== Example Sentences |
- | * **角色塑造:** 这段经历对[[金妮・韦斯莱]]的成长产生了深远影响,也构成了她与[[哈利・波特]]之间情感纽带的基础。 | + | * **Example 1:** |
- | =====幕后信息===== | + | * 我妹妹有**写日记**的习惯。 |
- | * 在电影《哈利・波特与密室》中,当哈利用毒牙刺穿日记时,日记流出大量黑色墨水,同时里德尔的幻象也化为碎片尖叫着消失,这一视觉效果生动地表现了[[魂器]]的毁灭。(电影设定) | + | * Pinyin: Wǒ mèimei yǒu **xiě rìjì** de xíguàn. |
- | * [[阿不思・邓布利多]]事后对哈利说,[[伏地魔]]将自己的部分灵魂保存在日记中,这暗示了[[邓布利多]]从那时起便已开始怀疑[[伏地魔]]制造了多个[[魂器]]。 | + | * English: My little sister has the habit of writing in a diary. |
+ | * Analysis: This sentence uses the common phrase 写日记 | ||
+ | * **Example 2:** | ||
+ | * 这是我的**日记**,你不能看! | ||
+ | * Pinyin: Zhè shì wǒ de **rìjì**, nǐ bùnéng kàn! | ||
+ | * English: This is my diary, you can't look! | ||
+ | * Analysis: A simple, direct sentence emphasizing the private nature of a 日记. | ||
+ | * **Example 3:** | ||
+ | * 老师让我们每周交一**篇日记**。 | ||
+ | * Pinyin: Lǎoshī ràng wǒmen měi zhōu jiāo yī **piān rìjì**. | ||
+ | * English: The teacher makes us hand in one diary entry every week. | ||
+ | * Analysis: This shows the use of the measure word 篇 (piān) for a single entry and highlights the common context of diaries as school assignments. | ||
+ | * **Example 4:** | ||
+ | * 我在旧书架上找到了我小学的**日记本**。 | ||
+ | * Pinyin: Wǒ zài jiù shūjià shàng zhǎodàole wǒ xiǎoxué de **rìjìběn**. | ||
+ | * English: I found my elementary school diary on the old bookshelf. | ||
+ | * Analysis: This uses 日记本 (rìjìběn) to refer to the physical journal itself. | ||
+ | * **Example 5:** | ||
+ | * 她在**日记**里记录了旅行中的点点滴滴。 | ||
+ | * Pinyin: Tā zài **rìjì** lǐ jìlùle lǚxíng zhōng de diǎndiǎndīdī. | ||
+ | * English: She recorded all the little details of her trip in her diary. | ||
+ | * Analysis: This sentence shows 日记 | ||
+ | * **Example 6:** | ||
+ | * 读别人的**日记**是不对的。 | ||
+ | * Pinyin: Dú biérén de **rìjì** shì bùduì de. | ||
+ | * English: It's wrong to read other people' | ||
+ | * Analysis: A simple sentence expressing a common social norm. 读 (dú) means "to read." | ||
+ | * **Example 7:** | ||
+ | * 我喜欢用手机应用来**记日记**。 | ||
+ | * Pinyin: Wǒ xǐhuān yòng shǒujī yìngyòng lái **jì rìjì**. | ||
+ | * English: I like to use a mobile app to keep my diary. | ||
+ | * Analysis: This example shows the alternative verb 记 (jì) and places the concept in a modern, technological context. | ||
+ | * **Example 8:** | ||
+ | * 你读过《安妮**日记**》吗? | ||
+ | * Pinyin: Nǐ dúguò “Ānnī **Rìjì**” ma? | ||
+ | * English: Have you read "The Diary of Anne Frank"? | ||
+ | * Analysis: Demonstrates how 日记 | ||
+ | * **Example 9:** | ||
+ | * 把你的感受写进**日记**里,可能会感觉好一点。 | ||
+ | * Pinyin: Bǎ nǐ de gǎnshòu xiě jìn **rìjì** lǐ, kěnéng huì gǎnjué hǎo yīdiǎn. | ||
+ | * English: If you write your feelings down in your diary, you might feel a bit better. | ||
+ | * Analysis: This highlights the therapeutic and emotional function of keeping a diary. The 把 (bǎ) structure is used to show what is being written into the diary. | ||
+ | * **Example 10:** | ||
+ | * 这本**日记**是我最珍贵的财产。 | ||
+ | * Pinyin: Zhè běn **rìjì** shì wǒ zuì zhēnguì de cáichǎn. | ||
+ | * English: This diary is my most treasured possession. | ||
+ | * Analysis: Note the measure word for the physical book is 本 (běn). This sentence emphasizes the personal value of a diary. | ||
+ | ===== Nuances and Common Mistakes | ||
+ | * **日记 (rìjì) vs. 日志 (rìzhì):** This is the most critical distinction and a common mistake for learners. | ||
+ | * **日记 (rìjì):** Personal, private, often about feelings, thoughts, and personal experiences. This is your " | ||
+ | * **日志 (rìzhì): | ||
+ | * **Incorrect Usage:** Saying "I need to write my work diary" as 我要写我的工作**日记** (wǒ yào xiě wǒ de gōngzuò rìjì). This sounds like you're writing about your feelings at work, not your tasks. | ||
+ | * **Correct Usage:** 我要写我的工作**日志** (wǒ yào xiě wǒ de gōngzuò rìzhì). | ||
+ | * **Measure Words:** Remember to use the correct measure word. Use **篇 (piān)** for a single entry and **本 (běn)** for the physical book. Avoid using the generic measure word 个 (gè). | ||
+ | * **Incorrect: | ||
+ | * **Correct:** 一**篇**日记 (yī piān rìjì - one entry) or 一**本**日记 (yī běn rìjì - one diary book). | ||
+ | ===== Related Terms and Concepts | ||
+ | * [[日志]] (rìzhì) - A log or a professional/ | ||
+ | * [[周记]] (zhōujì) - A weekly journal. Like a diary, but written once a week. Also a common school assignment. | ||
+ | * [[写]] (xiě) - To write. The verb most frequently paired with 日记. | ||
+ | * [[记录]] (jìlù) - To record; a record. A more formal verb that describes the function of a diary. | ||
+ | * [[日记本]] (rìjìběn) - The physical diary/ | ||
+ | * [[随笔]] (suíbǐ) - Casual essay, informal notes. Less structured than a diary, focusing on a single topic or thought rather than a daily account. | ||
+ | * [[博客]] (bókè) - Blog. Can be seen as a modern, public form of a diary. | ||
+ | * [[回忆录]] (huíyìlù) - Memoir. A collection of memories written later in life, distinct from a contemporaneous daily record. | ||
+ | * [[手帐]] (shǒuzhàng) - From Japanese, this means " |