One or two bronzes?
一枚銅牌還是兩枚銅牌？

At the Rio Olympics, there are 812 gold medals to be won, 812 silver - but 864 bronze. How come?
里約奧運(yùn)會(huì)上共有812枚金牌和812枚銀牌——但卻有864枚銅牌。這又是咋回事？

With some sports it's very simple. In doubles badminton, for instance, only one pair can win bronze, so the two semi-finalists face each other in a play-off to decide who gets it. In golf, a play-off is held in the event of a tie.
在某些運(yùn)動(dòng)中，這不難解釋。比如在羽毛球雙打比賽中，只有一對(duì)選手可以獲得銅牌，在半決賽中淘汰的組員二人需再比一輪，決出這枚銅牌花落誰(shuí)家。而在高爾夫球場(chǎng)上，銅牌歸屬戰(zhàn)則會(huì)于比賽二人平局后的加賽中開(kāi)展。

But in some events, such as boxing, judo, taekwondo and wrestling, there are two bronze medals. In some cases, a bronze goes to each eliminated semi-finalist. In others, there's what's called a repechage, where those knocked out by the eventual winners are placed in two separate pools, and compete among themselves for one of two bronzes.
但在如拳擊、柔道、跆拳道和摔跤等賽事中，每場(chǎng)比賽會(huì)頒發(fā)兩枚銅牌。某些情況下，半決賽中慘遭淘汰的選手會(huì)各獲一枚銅牌。而在另些場(chǎng)合，會(huì)加場(chǎng)“補(bǔ)充賽”，被冠軍逐出競(jìng)賽場(chǎng)的選手們會(huì)被分到兩組，而在他們當(dāng)中的補(bǔ)充賽將決出兩枚銅牌的獲得者。