中新网12月19日电 据教育部网站消息，作为“汉语盘点2018”活动最具网络特色的组成部分，国家语言资源监测与研究中心今日发布了“2018年度十大网络用语”。本次发布的十大网络用语依次为：锦鲤、杠精、skr、佛系、确认过眼神、官宣、C位、土味情话、“皮一下”、“燃烧我的卡路里。

这些流行网络用语不仅体现了年轻一代幽默风趣的一面，更是互联网语言生活方式的代表性特征。它们的来源多种多样，或为网友有意设计，或为无心之作。本年度的词语生动描绘了网民2018年的关注关切和喜怒哀乐：遇到困难与挑战，大家会祈求“锦鲤”带来好运；人与人相处难免有摩擦，我们要保持一颗平和、淡定的“佛系”之心，对他人多以“skr”点赞，少做“杠精”；遇到喜欢的人，在“确认过眼神”后，不妨大大方方的“官宣”，并来一段深情而又带点调侃的情感表达——那些让人笑中含泪，“皮一下”的温暖瞬间；在舞台上或生活中的关键时刻，我们自当勇敢地站到那充满期待和压力的中心位置，即所谓的"C位"；人民的生活越来越好，我们更需要通过广场舞和健身房释放活力，“燃烧我的卡路里”。

透过这十个流行网络用语，一副鲜活生动的网民生活百态图跃然纸上。

"2018年十大网络用语"是基于国家语言资源监测语料库(网络媒体部分)，采用智能信息处理技术提取获得，并通过大量的人工后期微调，以确保其准确性。监测数据显示，这些词汇不仅在社交平台迅速传播，还深入到了人们日常对话中，其中包括55GB大小的大型数据库以及46万条帖子。

其中，“锦鲤”，起初是一种高档观赏鱼，但它因一次支付宝官方微博上的活动走红，被赋予了象征好运转发抽奖活动中的幸运者。而那些抬杠成精的人，他们不断反驳，不顾事实真相，如同他们争论的事业一样，不懈追求着胜利。

Skr源于汽车轮胎摩擦的声音，但它随着某歌手在节目中的模仿被推向前台，而现在，它变成了一个赞扬别人的方式，让我们在看到一些认可的事情时，用这种声音回应我们的鼓励。

Buddhism in life, or the philosophy of being at peace with oneself and others. It began as a description of men who were indifferent to worldly affairs and enjoyed their own company. Now it has become a way of life for many young people, who prefer not to argue or compete with others.

Confirmation over eye contact, originally from a song lyric, became popular during Chinese New Year's Eve in 2018 when someone posted an image saying "confirmation over eye contact, you are from Guangdong." The post was about how small the red envelopes given by people from Guangdong during the new year were compared to those from other places.

Official announcement is what it means - when someone or something officially declares something publicly. It started with celebrities announcing their marriage on Weibo and quickly spread among fans.

C stands for center in English. C position refers to the central stage or position on a poster. In both cases, it implies importance and attention.

Tasteless jokes that sound old-fashioned but have humor hidden beneath them.

Skinning one down means teasing playfully but also shows annoyance at someone being too playful or unconventional.

Burn my calories off! This phrase comes from a song called "Calories," which became popular as a dance move and exercise anthem in gyms and public squares.