In addition, you must also italicize it, like the name of a book or a movie.

此外，你还必须将其斜体显示，就像书名或电影名一样。

The word surprise is italicized in the original.

原文中，“惊喜”一词用斜体表示。

So Dylan, just- just end- italicize everything I just said.

所以 Dylan，把刚才我说的所有内容都用斜体表示。

And she italicized the word none.

她特意用斜体强调了“没有”这个词。

Note to Instructor: The helping verbs in the following sentences are italicized.

教师须知：以下句子中的帮助动词为斜体。

(Chris sings and children add italicized words) When I hear the wind, it makes me want to fly.

（克，子们添加斜体字）当我听到风声时，它让我想飞。

It's like, you didn't have to, oh, you didn't really have to, like, for a lot of scenes do the, like, you know, italicize thoughts.

就像，你其实不必， 哦，你真的不必，比如，对很多场景中的，你知道的，把想法斜体显示。

When I'm reading letters, I've noticed that I do pay attention when writers bold or underline or italicize material to add emphasis, so that's okay to do.

当我阅读信件时，我注意到我确实会注意作者将材料加粗、下划线或斜体以增加重点，所以这样做是可以的。

You know, the APA, the American Psychological Association, might want you to italicize these words, you know, whereas AMA, American Medical Association, wants you to italicize these different words.

你知道，美国心理学会（APA）可能希望你对这些词使用斜体，而美国医学会（AMA）则要求对这些不同的词使用斜体。

Since there are no commas before and after the italicized clause, the italicized clause is restrictive and suggests that only those athletes who perform exceptionally are entitled to such salaries.

由于斜体子句前后没有逗号，因此斜体子句具有限制性，表明只有那些表现出色的运动员才有资格获得此类薪水。

Never cross an I, unless it’s by itself, always italicize and bold for emphasis — and all of them were made to make comics printed on bad paper easier to read.

永远不要画 I， 除非它是单独的，总是用斜体和粗体表示强调——所有这些都是为了让印刷在劣质纸上的漫画更容易阅读。

Note to Instructor: In the following exercises, allow the student to look at the list of synonyms given as he repeats the sentence three times, substituting different synonyms for the italicized word you emphasize.

教师注意: 在下面的练习中, 让学生在重复句子三次时查看给出的同义词列表, 用不同的同义词替换你强调的斜体字。