电影电视里常常见到某些人物发出恐吓声:“给你三秒钟,一、二、三!”接着而来的镜头便是打斗、追捕、枪击、刺杀等等十分恐怖的场面。所以“一、二、三!”这种最后通谍式的命令口气,总是与暴力联系在一起的,让人一听就感到有种毛骨悚然的感受。然而,“一、二、三!”不知从何时起却常常出现在日常生活中,你听: “我让你关上电视,你听见了没有?我开始数数了,一、二、三……”丈夫听到妻子的命令,不等妻子数到“三”就赶紧关上了电视,以避免更 Some people in film and television often see screams: “Give you three seconds, one, two, three!” The ensuing scene is a very scary scene of fighting, chasing, shooting, assassinating and so on. So “one, two, three!” This last-pass imperative tone, always associated with violence, makes one feel a creepy feeling. However, I do not know from time to time often appear in everyday life, you listen: “I let you turn off the TV, did you hear? I began to count, and one or two , Three ...... ”husband heard his wife’s order, ranging from his wife to “ three ”quickly shut down the television to avoid even more