喝彩有正彩，倒彩两种。
It's a sentence from an article about 喝彩. What's this "两种" (two types) semantically and grammatically? I understand it (probably wrong) as: cheering has a positive shade, booing two types.
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喝彩有正彩，倒彩两种。
It means: there are two types of cheering, (namely) positive cheering and negative cheering(booing).
The sentence can be rephrased as 喝彩有两种(形式)，正彩，倒彩。
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OK, your answer is more like what I was looking for. But the original order is strange for me. Can I use this order in sentences like example below? ------------ 1. 我做两个工作，老师，警察 ---> 我做老师，警察两个工作 -------------- 2. 我喜欢两种水果，苹果，芒果 ---> 我喜欢苹果，芒果两种水果– musialmiApr 16, 2020 at 17:06
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1@musialmi Yes，except for the first one. The measure word for 工作 is 份，so we can say 我做两份工作，老师和警察。– danApr 17, 2020 at 0:15
I say 喝采 for real cheers and 倒喝采 for booing others.
兩種 means two kinds.
According to 百度：
喝彩，是汉语词汇，汉语拼音为hè cǎi 。 过去指的是是赌博掷骰子，呼喝作势，希望中彩。 后用以大声叫好。 如：宋 张任国 《柳梢青》词：“挂起招牌。一声喝采，旧店新开。”
and for 倒彩：
指观众在看演出或其他的表演时，故意发出不满的怪叫声。 老舍 《四世同堂》五八：“她不能随便得罪人，以至招出个倒彩来。” 张天翼 《谭九先生的工作》：“演戏呢，也一定会弄得一蹋糊涂，台底下的人都喝着倒彩，一个个把茶壶茶杯摔上台去。”
正彩：doesn't seem to be a word, but can be taken to mean the opposite of 倒彩 here.
All in all I think we have:
喝彩有正彩，倒彩两种。 There are two ways （两种） of showing your opinion: cheers and jeers.
