For the very first time an emoji has replaced an actual word as the Oxford Dictionaries’ word of the year.

一个emoji表情首次取代了真正的单词，成为了牛津词典年度单词。

The “Face with tears of joy” emoji， more commonly known as “crying face”， was chosen as it summed up the “mood， ethos and preoccupations of 2015”.

这个“喜极而泣”表情，很多人也叫它“笑cry”表情。它被选中的原因是因为它总结了“2015年的心情、思潮和热点”。

While it might make some lover of English language feel like crying themselves， Oxford University Press says it’s now part of modern speech， with even Hillary Clinton asking for feedback in the form of emojis on Twitter recently.

虽然这会让一些热爱英语的人哭笑不得，但牛津大学出版社说这个表情现在已经是现代人话语的一部分了，连希拉里·克林顿最近也在推特上用emoji众表情询问反馈。

But as the whole world seems to have fallen in love with the little symbols， how well do you understand it?

现在似乎全世界都已经爱上了这些小表情，但你又有多懂它呢?

A new book - How to Speak Emoji - aims to teach us all the universal language， but could you decipher these famous quotes?

有一本叫《怎样说表情语》的新书，它的目标是教会所有人这种被广泛使用的语言。你可以破译这些名句吗?

1 What famous phrase is this?

1 这是哪句名言?

A I love a good fight

A 我喜欢好好干一架

B All’s fair in love and wars

B 为了爱情和战争一切都是合理的

C Fight for love

C 为爱而战