The kiss and cry is the area in a figure skating rink where figure skaters wait for their marks to be announced after their performances during a figure skating competition. It is so named because the skaters and coaches often kiss to celebrate after a good performance, or cry after a poor one. The area is usually located in the corner or end of the rink and is furnished with a bench or chairs for the skaters and coaches and monitors to display the competition results. It is often elaborately decorated with flowers or some other backdrop for television shots and photos of the skaters as they react to their performance and scores.
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| - Tränenecke (de)
- Kiss and cry (en)
- Kiss and cry (it)
- 키스 앤드 크라이 (ko)
- キス・アンド・クライ (ja)
- Kiss and cry (pl)
- Kiss and cry (zh)
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| - Die Tränenecke (englisch Kiss & Cry) ist eine Bezeichnung aus dem Eiskunstlauf. Nach seiner Vorstellung begibt sich der Eiskunstläufer zusammen mit seinem Trainer oder seiner Trainerin zu einer Sitzecke im Stadion, um auf die Bewertung zu warten. Weil dort nach Bekanntgabe der Noten sehr oft Tränen der Enttäuschung oder auch der Freude fließen, spricht man von der Tränenecke. (de)
- ( 다른 뜻에 대해서는 키스 앤드 크라이 (동음이의) 문서를 참고하십시오.) 키스 앤드 크라이(Kiss and cry)는 아이스링크에 한 구역으로, 피겨스케이터가 공연을 하기 전/후 대기하는 장소이다. (ko)
- キス・アンド・クライ（Kiss and Cry）は、フィギュアスケート競技会で競技後、選手とコーチが採点結果の発表を待つために、スケートリンク脇に設置された小さなスペース。略称は「キスクラ」。 (ja)
- Kiss & Cry（亲吻与哭泣区）是花样滑冰比赛里选手表演结束后等待成绩公布的位置，一般位于冰场的角落，配置有座椅，并常有鲜花等背景陪衬以供摄像或摄影。 在冬奥比赛中，除了选手本人，佩戴有“Kiss & Cry”证件的教练等陪同人员亦可进入这块区域。分数宣布后，选手常在此处与教练亲吻庆祝或者哭泣。 在1983年赫尔辛基世界花样滑冰锦标赛赛前，正在绘制赛场地图的电视技师们想要知道这片区域的名称，便询问当时芬兰的一个花滑官员简·埃尔科（Jane Erkko），后者就想出了这个名字。正式的冰场外等候分数区首次出现于1984年萨拉热窝冬奥会。术语“Kiss & Cry”在1990年代早期已被广泛使用，目前已经成为官方规范之一。展示亲吻与哭泣区使得花样滑冰运动更加地个人化，从而使之在奥运电视节目中更受欢迎。许多国家，包括美国，会训练运动员在等待成绩时如何在摄像机前表现自己。 现时，部分体操比赛也会配备亲吻与哭泣区。 (zh)
- The kiss and cry is the area in a figure skating rink where figure skaters wait for their marks to be announced after their performances during a figure skating competition. It is so named because the skaters and coaches often kiss to celebrate after a good performance, or cry after a poor one. The area is usually located in the corner or end of the rink and is furnished with a bench or chairs for the skaters and coaches and monitors to display the competition results. It is often elaborately decorated with flowers or some other backdrop for television shots and photos of the skaters as they react to their performance and scores. (en)
- Kiss and cry è il nome che viene dato nel gergo sportivo del pattinaggio di figura all'angolo della pista di ghiaccio dove gli atleti, accompagnati dai loro allenatori, si siedono per attendere i giudizi tecnici e artistici. Recentemente, il Kiss & Cry è stato allestito anche ad alcune competizioni di ginnastica. (it)
- Kiss and cry – w żargonie łyżwiarskim określenie strefy przy lodowisku, w której po zakończonym występie zawodnicy wraz z trenerami wspólnie czekają na wyniki występu oraz niekiedy przeprowadzane są z nimi wywiady po zakończeniu zawodów. Nazwa tego miejsca pochodzi od wielu emocji, zarówno pozytywnych jak i negatywnych, które towarzyszom łyżwiarzom po udanym lub nieudanym występie. (pl)
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| - Die Tränenecke (englisch Kiss & Cry) ist eine Bezeichnung aus dem Eiskunstlauf. Nach seiner Vorstellung begibt sich der Eiskunstläufer zusammen mit seinem Trainer oder seiner Trainerin zu einer Sitzecke im Stadion, um auf die Bewertung zu warten. Weil dort nach Bekanntgabe der Noten sehr oft Tränen der Enttäuschung oder auch der Freude fließen, spricht man von der Tränenecke. (de)
- The kiss and cry is the area in a figure skating rink where figure skaters wait for their marks to be announced after their performances during a figure skating competition. It is so named because the skaters and coaches often kiss to celebrate after a good performance, or cry after a poor one. The area is usually located in the corner or end of the rink and is furnished with a bench or chairs for the skaters and coaches and monitors to display the competition results. It is often elaborately decorated with flowers or some other backdrop for television shots and photos of the skaters as they react to their performance and scores. The term was coined by , a Finnish figure skating official who was on the organizing committee for the 1983 World Figure Skating Championships which were held in Helsinki. Erkko came up with the name when visiting television technicians who were mapping the arena prior to the event wanted to know what the area was called. The first formal off-ice waiting area at the Olympics appeared in Sarajevo 1984. The term "kiss and cry" was widely used by the early 1990s, and is now officially a part of the International Skating Union Regulations. Showing the "kiss and cry" area has personalized the sport and has helped make figure skating more popular in televised Olympic competition. Many national federations, including the Americans, train skaters on how they should appear on camera while waiting. A kiss and cry area is now featured at some gymnastics competitions. (en)
- Kiss and cry è il nome che viene dato nel gergo sportivo del pattinaggio di figura all'angolo della pista di ghiaccio dove gli atleti, accompagnati dai loro allenatori, si siedono per attendere i giudizi tecnici e artistici. Viene chiamato in questo modo poiché qui gli atleti festeggiano la propria prestazione con i loro allenatori o piangono in caso di prove deludenti. Solitamente si trova di lato o alla fine della posta ed è attrezzato con una panchina o delle sedie per allenatori e pattinatori e dei monitor che mostrano i punteggi finali. Può essere decorato con fiori o altri addobbi, specie in caso di diretta televisiva. Recentemente, il Kiss & Cry è stato allestito anche ad alcune competizioni di ginnastica. (it)
- ( 다른 뜻에 대해서는 키스 앤드 크라이 (동음이의) 문서를 참고하십시오.) 키스 앤드 크라이(Kiss and cry)는 아이스링크에 한 구역으로, 피겨스케이터가 공연을 하기 전/후 대기하는 장소이다. (ko)
- キス・アンド・クライ（Kiss and Cry）は、フィギュアスケート競技会で競技後、選手とコーチが採点結果の発表を待つために、スケートリンク脇に設置された小さなスペース。略称は「キスクラ」。 (ja)
- Kiss and cry – w żargonie łyżwiarskim określenie strefy przy lodowisku, w której po zakończonym występie zawodnicy wraz z trenerami wspólnie czekają na wyniki występu oraz niekiedy przeprowadzane są z nimi wywiady po zakończeniu zawodów. Obszar ten zazwyczaj znajduje się w rogu lub na końcu lodowiska i jest wyposażony w ławkę lub krzesła dla łyżwiarzy, trenerów i monitory na których wyświetlane są wyniki. Kiss and cry jest często udekorowane kwiatami, reklamami sponsorów lub innym tłem, które jest często pokazywane w transmisji telewizyjnej zawodów. W podobnym otoczeniu oceniani są również łyżwiarze synchroniczni i gimnastycy. Nazwa tego miejsca pochodzi od wielu emocji, zarówno pozytywnych jak i negatywnych, które towarzyszom łyżwiarzom po udanym lub nieudanym występie. (pl)
- Kiss & Cry（亲吻与哭泣区）是花样滑冰比赛里选手表演结束后等待成绩公布的位置，一般位于冰场的角落，配置有座椅，并常有鲜花等背景陪衬以供摄像或摄影。 在冬奥比赛中，除了选手本人，佩戴有“Kiss & Cry”证件的教练等陪同人员亦可进入这块区域。分数宣布后，选手常在此处与教练亲吻庆祝或者哭泣。 在1983年赫尔辛基世界花样滑冰锦标赛赛前，正在绘制赛场地图的电视技师们想要知道这片区域的名称，便询问当时芬兰的一个花滑官员简·埃尔科（Jane Erkko），后者就想出了这个名字。正式的冰场外等候分数区首次出现于1984年萨拉热窝冬奥会。术语“Kiss & Cry”在1990年代早期已被广泛使用，目前已经成为官方规范之一。展示亲吻与哭泣区使得花样滑冰运动更加地个人化，从而使之在奥运电视节目中更受欢迎。许多国家，包括美国，会训练运动员在等待成绩时如何在摄像机前表现自己。 现时，部分体操比赛也会配备亲吻与哭泣区。 (zh)
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