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今天的《纽约时报》连接提示和答案(11月28日,第536期)

2024/11/29 01:00:15
《纽约时报》推出文字游戏《连接》,挑战玩家将16个单词分成4组,每组通过某种共同的想法或主题连接。游戏分类多样,玩家需仔细观察单词的词性、同义词以及潜在的关联。通过类似运动的词汇或不同含义的单词进行分类,有时需要多次尝试。游戏提示帮助玩家理解连接关系,但需警惕可能的误导性词语。
今天的《纽约时报》连接提示和答案(11月28日,第536期)
快速链接什么是连接?今天连接组的提示今天的新 York Times 连接答案如何猜测连接组?Connections 是由《纽约时报》推出的一款文字游戏,挑战你找到词语之间的关联。看似简单,但实际上并不容易——Connections 的分类可以是几乎任何东西,并且通常非常具体。如果你需要帮助解答问题,我们已经为你准备好了。未找到适用于区域:段落下方的获胜广告!未找到适用于内容的原生区域的获胜广告!

连接是什么?

Connections 是《纽约时报》的一款游戏。目标很简单:将16个单词分成4组。每组单词将通过某种共同的想法或主题连接在一起。这个共同元素可以是任何东西。我们见过依赖单词字母数量的游戏,也有需要你注意到单词末尾多出一个字母的类别。有时候它们是对经济的引用,有时候是对童话的引用。无法预料单词之间会有怎样的关联。一旦你确定理解了连接关系,选择4个单词,然后点击“提交”。你总共有四次尝试机会,所以不要过于猜测。

今日会议组提示

以下是536th Connections游戏的几个提示,帮助你开始:
  • Yellow: When you're grateful.
  • Green: Someone who lies.
  • Blue: When you're extremely hungry.
  • Purple: The day after Monday.
如果你仍然需要帮助,实际的组名是:
  • Yellow: Appreciation
  • Green: Fraudster
  • Blue: Eat Voraciously
  • Purple: ___ Tuesday
今天的《纽约时报》解答

赞赏(黄色):

感谢,阶段,识别,致谢骗子(绿色):作弊、欺诈、伪造、冒充贪婪地吃(蓝色):布洛特,倒下,咕噜,围巾

___ 星期二 (紫色):

脂肪,给予,超级,塔可 如何猜测连接组?没有像处理Wordle那样快速且可靠的方法来接近Connections,因为Connections不是算法驱动的。然而,有一些事情需要注意,可以帮助你。
  1. Look for similar parts of speech. Are some words verbs and others nouns? Are some adjectives? Try mentally grouping them based on those categories and see if any other patterns jump out at you.
  2. Are the words synonyms? Sometimes categories will just be synonyms for a phrase, or very close to synonyms. Don't rely too closely on this, though. Occasionally, Connections will deliberately throw in words that are sometimes synonyms to mislead you.
  3. Try saying the words. Sometimes, saying the words helps. One puzzle we saw included the words go, rate, faster, clip, pace, speed, move, commute, and hurry—all of which are obviously related to the idea of motion. However, when you say them, it becomes a little more obvious that only four (go, move, hurry, faster) are things you'd actually say to prompt someone to get moving.
  4. Expect the red herring. Connections usually has words that could be plausibly, yet incorrectly, grouped together. Take the words Bud, Corona, and Light, as an example. You might instinctively see those three words together and assume they're lumped together in a category related to beer—but they weren't.
  5. Look for distinct words. If a word on your board doesn't have multiple meanings or can really only be used in one context, try using that word as the basis for a category.
  6. Shuffle the board. Sometimes, moving words around will help you look at them in new ways.
如果你没有解决这个问题,不要感到太糟糕——总会有明天!而且,这些话可能与你感兴趣的话题相关,让你在竞争中占据优势。