dyslexia

The child suffered from dyslexia and needed a special tutor to learn how to read.(这个小孩患有阅读障碍，需要一个特殊的家庭教师来教他怎样阅读。)

We talked last week about a reading disorder, dyslexia.(我们上个星期已经讨论了说话障碍，即诵读障碍。)

This account may surprise readers who have read of recent discoveries of genes for conditions such as dyslexia.(这些说明会让读者很吃惊，读者阅读了最近的例如语言缺失的基因发现。)

Generally speaking, dyslexia is more common in left-handed males than in right-handed females.(通常来讲，患读写困难症的左撇子男性要比右撇子女性更为常见。)

Dyslexia manifests itself as a difficulty with a highly unnatural activity: reading.(阅读障碍被认为是一种阅读困难，而阅读是一种高度非自然的活动。)

Some children with dyslexia might only have one of these symptoms.(有的诵读困难者可能只表现出其中的一种症状。)

There is no cure, but people with dyslexia can still be successful learners.(该病是无法治愈的，但是阅读障碍的患者仍然可以成为成功的学习者。)

This is mainly because the child has an exceptional way of hiding the dyslexia.(这主要是因为孩子有一种独特的方式，会将诵读困难隐藏起来。)

When I grew up, it was really hard for me because of my dyslexia.(当我长大后，由于诵读障碍，我真的很艰难。)

Sir Richard Branson suffers from severe dyslexia, but he's come to regard it as his greatest strength.(理查德·布莱森爵士患有严重的失语症，但他却把这当做自己的巨大优势。)