如何治疗购物狂英文作文

① 关于购物狂的英语作文

Shopaholics(购物狂)
A Shopaholica is someone who is addicted in shopping. Shopaholics are indivials who can't control their spending. For those people, buying something is like a spring tonic- it makes them feel great. Well, the truth is, buying something new- a new car, a new dress, a new home- makes us all feel great. The difference between an ordinary spender and a spendaholics is that for a spendaholic, one purchase leads to another and the thrill od buying often ourtweighs consideration for the consequences of overspending that follows. For spendaholics, overspending becomes an addiction, one that is very hard to overcome. Are you a shopaholic?

② 求一个英文高手对于电影《一个购物狂的自白》的一篇英文影评，谢谢！

Confessions of a Shopaholic with Isla Fisher, Hugh Dancy, Krysten Ritter, Joan Cusack and John Goodman is a fun romantic comedy about a girl's addiction to fine living that lands her in hot water.

Losing her job as a writer at a small gardening magazine, she has ambitions of writing at New York's preeminent fashion magazine. Missing the interview by a day, she instead finagles her way into a money magazine that owned by the same publishing company, despite being addicting to spending and no knowledge of finances.

All the actors give fine performances, the sets are bright and cheery, the cinematography is slick.

All in all, an enjoyable film.

③ 购物狂 怎么翻译成英文

shoppingholic
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④ 购物狂怎么治疗

喜欢购物的人有一个别人没有的优点，那就是眼光独到，购物狂一般能把本地区各地有什么好东西一一到来，能够帮组别人买到最好的东西。既然你改不了这个毛病，何不把它变成你赚钱的技能呢？ 《青年文摘》上看过一个新闻，讲的是一个女性购物狂在摆脱此烦恼后在网上开了个“帮购网”（好像不是这名字）他帮别人选商品，然后赚点帮忙费，在一段时间后她月薪上万，你何不试试这种变通的想法呢？ 我提议你要有意识的提高自己的购物能力，有一点我要提醒你不是最高级的东西最好，你可以先从自己的亲戚朋友入手，帮他们买买东西~~~~ 如果你觉得这样麻烦，也可以开个小商品的，如果买来东西不想要了，也可以卖掉~~~总之一点，好好利用你这个“坏毛病”把它变成你生活的乐趣！！！

⑤ 购物狂 观后感

昨晚上看了《购物狂》，自己是很喜欢买东西的，所以觉得挺对胃口。

四个人四种病态，虽然表现的很夸张，但在现实购物中时常可见。

购物狂——购物的冲动往往由买下第一件东西开始。这是自己在无数次的逛街中总结出来的。如果只是觉得想买，但一直没真正打开钱包买单，那么我会一直保持想买这种念头从一家逛过另一家，而最后可能什么都没买。但如果开始不久就买下了一样东西，就好象上瘾一样的，只要觉得自己想要，就会买下来了。
另一种的购物冲动在于太久没逛街。这种时候，不大买一次几乎是不可能的，除非是买价格过于昂贵的东西。
第三种的购物冲动是不想要的，那就是心情不好的时候了。

选择恐惧症——这个如果是在普通的衣物上，我大多会全买下。但问题在于，现在多去商场逛，品牌的价位让我不得不再三的考虑。上帝保佑我以后可以随意的购买任意东西啊~~~~

自卑——自卑引发出来的购物问题在于品位的下降。这个不做考虑。

性格分裂——想买，又舍不得买。熊熊看完片子后摸着我的头说：“可怜的猪崽啊，你可是一个LV的包包都没有哦。我们来看看你买的包包最贵的是多少吧。嘿嘿。”“你再说，你再说我明天买FENDI的包包去！”“等你买的下手的时候再威胁我吧，哈哈哈哈”
其实，FENDI的袋子一次买3、4个也没问题。可就是买不下手。自己那种小农思想还没转化好吧，把袋子换成鞋子就大不一样了。实用性还是在考虑的最前面，虽然知道男人的表女人的包。

最后的对话记录：
“我严重声明我要睡觉。好好睡觉好好工作，赚钱给猪崽当购物狂。”
“恩，熊崽最乖了，亲一个啊。我要好好计划这个星期找人逛街去了。”
“我不行吗？”
“不行。”
“为什么啊？”
“你没体力。”
“我有品位啊。”
“不行，没体力。”
“我舍得花钱啊，你就不用犹豫了啊。”
“没体力NG。”
“恩，那你要是买不下手怎么办啊？”
“嘿嘿，我想看好了，下回出去吃饭直接拖你去买单啊。”
“那个那个，你能不能先开好单，我下班顺路带回来啊？”
“不行，我要能下定决心开单还用得着你去！”
“恩，要不把我的卡给你吧。”
“不行，我要能闭着眼睛刷卡我还用得着你的卡啊。”
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⑥ 英语作文 女人是购物狂

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⑦ 一个购物狂的自白英语影评

Confessions of a Shopaholic review by James Berardinelli

It has been a long time since I came as close to walking out of a movie as I did with Confessions of a Shopaholic. Not only did I find this proction to be irritating, unfunny, and lacking in entertainment value, but I found its underlying slavishness to a culture of consumption to be morally repugnant. Some of this, I realize, is a matter of timing, but the distributor has itself to blame for that. What company in its right mind would release a movie like this - one that lauds brand names and profligate spending - in a time when so many people are really hurting? Are the expressions of excess displayed in this movie a means of escape or an instrument to salt the wounds of some who spent hard-earned dollars to see this?

My hatred of this movie runs true and deep. It's not a harmless fairy tale or a carefree screwball comedy. It's a bold and shameless expression of a warped and rotted "me first" culture in which people spend beyond their means then turn around and call themselves victims. Who is the villain in this movie? A debt collector, not the thoughtless bimbo who we're supposed to be rooting for. I'm sure there will be audience members who identify with Isla Fisher's bubble-brained Rebecca Bloomwood. They won't see her as a symptom of a societal disease. For my part, I found her to be entirely unsympathetic and having to spend nearly two hours watching her misadventures is a torturous experience. Many scenes take place on New York City sidewalks. On each occasion, I could not contain the never-to-be-realized hope that a runaway taxi would take her out.

Some will doubtless argue that I'm taking the movie too seriously. It is, after all, intended to be a comedy with a side dish of romance. Besides, isn't the point that Rebecca is redeemed by paying off her debts, re-connecting with her parents, and turning her back on her shopaholic ways? The problem is that the movie, with its broad, clumsy humor, doesn't have a pratfall, sight gag, or double entendre worth a feeble chuckle and the romance is flat. As for Rebecca's redemption - it's not hard-won. The "consequences" she faces are obscenely minor. She doesn't lose her home or face the humiliation of standing in a line to get unemployment benefits. And the movie continues to name-drop Prada, Gucci, and others as if they represent the Holy Grail of purchasing power. That, I suppose, is the purchasing power of proct placement. It's almost scary that the filmmakers don't see the hypocrisy, and almost as frightening that many in the audience will dismiss it.

On a high level, Confessions of a Shopaholic is trying to fuse The Devil Wears Prada with Legally Blonde, but it lacks the darkly satirical edge of the former and the frothy innocence of the latter. It's a misbegotten offspring that sticks to the bottom of the shoe with the tenacity and stench of a dog turd. I expected more from P.J. Hogan, whose previous features include the heartfelt Muriel's Wedding and the delicious My Best Friend's Wedding. The fact that this movie is based on a pair of books may be an excuse, but it's not a good one.

Rebecca Bloomwood, a journalist at a failing magazine, is obsessed with buying clothing. Wearing it is a secondary concern. It's the process of shopping that provides her with orgasmic shivers. When her interview to write for a fashion magazine fails and her current job is downsized into nothing, she finds herself without a means to pay off her mounting credit card bills. Through a series of coincidences and contrivances too absurd to describe (involving a hot dog, a few drinks too many, and pink envelopes), she manages to gain employment writing for a personal savings magazine, where her "down to Earth" columns are an instant success. They bring her fame but not fortune, and she hides the truth about her personal debt issues from her editor, Luke Brandon (

⑧ 潮拜购物狂英文观后感

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