從筆記本電腦、馬桶蓋、感冒藥，到電飯煲、尿不濕、兒童書包，中國(guó)游客在日本掃貨之猛令人瞠目。國(guó)人的消費(fèi)能力，再次刷新了世界對(duì)中國(guó)的認(rèn)識(shí)。近日，描述赴日中國(guó)游客在日本瘋狂購(gòu)物的“爆買”一詞更是斬獲日語(yǔ)年度詞匯大獎(jiǎng)。

"Bakugai," or "explosive buying", a phrase referring to record-level shopping sprees by Chinese tourists in Japan, has been named the Japanese Word of the Year.
被日本坊間用以形容中國(guó)游客在日瘋狂購(gòu)物現(xiàn)象的"爆買"一詞，在日本"2015 U-Can新語(yǔ)-流行語(yǔ)大獎(jiǎng)"評(píng)選中摘得"日本年度詞語(yǔ)"桂冠。

The top winning phrase, "Bakugai," frequently appears on Japanese media in recent days, after busloads of Chinese travelers arrived at duty-free stores in Tokyo's shopping districts, purchasing items including rice cookers and high-tech toilet seats.
斬獲頭獎(jiǎng)的"爆買"成為近來(lái)日本媒體上的高頻詞，形容大批中國(guó)游客乘巴士抵達(dá)東京購(gòu)物區(qū)免稅店、狂買電飯鍋和高科技馬桶蓋等商品的行為。

Chinese tourists purchased more than 60 billion yen ($488 million) worth of goods in Japan with China's UnionPay bank cards during the Spring Festival holiday in February, which was a 250 percent year-on-year.
今年2月春節(jié)期間，中國(guó)游客用銀聯(lián)卡在日本購(gòu)買了超過(guò)600億日元的商品，消費(fèi)金額同比增長(zhǎng)250%。

Although Japan is the third most popular destination for Chinese tourists, it is benefitting from China's increasing wealth.
雖然對(duì)于中國(guó)游客來(lái)說(shuō)，日本只是第三受歡迎的旅游目的地，中國(guó)日漸增長(zhǎng)的財(cái)富使該國(guó)受益匪淺。

（中國(guó)日?qǐng)?bào)網(wǎng)英語(yǔ)點(diǎn)津 丁一）

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