英语典范美文

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　　在现实糊口或任务进修中，大师必然看过美文吧？甚么是美文？就像一千小我心中就有一千个哈姆雷特一样，每小我心目中都有自身权衡美文的规范。你所见过的美文是甚么样的呢？以下是小编为大师清算的英语典范美文，接待浏览，但愿大师可以或许或许也许也许喜好。

英语典范美文1

　　Romance of the Poor People

　　At some dusk, when I was walking in the street, I saw a young man take a woman on his back and go up to the sky-bridge. I could deduce that they are a couple come from countryside from their clothes. The man walked difficultly step by step,at the same time, his forehead is full of sweat.

　　So I walked towards them quickly and inquired carefully: what is wrong with her? Let me ask for a taxi for you. While, the man only smiled, instead, the woman on his back said to me: thank you, nothing. Nothing? It is so hard to understand what they did and said, therefore, I followed them all the time to pass the bridge. The woman jumped down from the back suddenly. Her husband as wiped and said to me: sorry and thanks a lot. We are playing game each other, it is just a game, ha ha . What? You are playing game! I was so awkward with little angry.

　　After a while, the woman explained to me, today is the date of the three anniversaries of our marriage. Tonight, We have asked for a leave to walk outside. Her husband had little money in his pocket. Yet he wanted to buy gift for me. I refused and told him, we could buy a bag of flour with it. My husband is so strong, so I asked for him to take me with his back, therefore, he took me three rounds for the three anniversaries. In addition, he has promised me that he would be able to take me thirty rounds for the thirty anniversaries, he he.In fact, in my sight, the woman is not pretty. But, at that moment, she looks seem to be a princess under the sunlight of love.

　　Said to good-bye to that couple after some greetings. I walked in the street with crowds and thought: we always think that romance relates fresh flowers, cand lelight and music. While, I never imagine this fancy romance no relations with money.

　　That is true, if we have no money to provide romance for lover, yet, we can at least take lover with our back to go up to the sky- bridge, which keeps love up to date step by step.

英语典范美文2

　　I have an important friend named Trey, who is exactly ten years older than I am, yet he lives the childlike life of one who is many years younger. When I was six, he was part of my Sunday school class. He seemed huge and intimidating at first, sitting crammed into a small wooden chair, but we became best friends on that first day after he broke a cookie in two and with a large grin handed me the smaller half. I thought of him as a protector, a special friend. It didn"t matter that he was mentally handicapped, for I saw him as a grown-up who understood me. As years went by, however, I began to outgrow Trey. I grew up and Trey just grew. Sometimes I would watch him and wonder: did he notice that I was no longer in his Sunday school class? Did he realize I had moved on with my life as he treaded water? Did he ever miss me?

　　One Sunday, just a year before I began college - where I planned to participate in many sports as I had in high school - Trey"s mom asked me if I would like to earn some extra money by being his "special Saturday friend." I wish I could say I accepted for altruistic reasons, but the truth was, I accepted because I needed money for tuition. Trey and I went to the library, to the pet store or for walks in the park. I mainly worked with him on socialization.

　　To my embarrassment, I quickly learned that this 200-pound man-boy liked to shake people"s hands. In spite of his ear-to-ear grin, he could be daunting when he galloped up to strangers and stuck out his large hand in a hearty greeting. It was hard to teach him this behavior was inappropriate.

　　"Stand next to me and do not go up to people," I spoke tersely. "No one likes it."

　　"Ochay," he obediently replied, as if he hadn"t a care in the world, and nothing was important.

　　When Trey learned to ride his bike, I watched as he ran off curbs and toppled over about a dozen times. Sighing deeply, I would impatiently tap my foot on the sidewalk and tell him, "Dust off and try again!" I assumed I was the smart one, the one with all the answers. That was about to change.

　　That summer, while playing in the city"s softball tournament, I was sliding into third base when my cleat caught in the ground, pulling my foot to the right and backwards as my body fell forward. My parents, sitting in the bleachers, heard two loud cracks. I was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. X rays revealed a broken leg and a foot that was totally twisted off my ankle and hanging, saclike, in my skin. Emergency surgery lasted into the wee hours of the morning. A pin was put in place to hold my foot to my ankle and screws were ed in the broken leg.

　　In the early morning, groggy from anesthesia, I awoke to see my father, my mother and Trey at my bedside. He waited for me to jump up and do something with him.

　　"Hi!" he grinned as he shoved his hand in my face.

　　"Hi Trey," I weakly shook his hand. My leg hurt and my mind was dense from pain medication.

　　"Dust off . . . try again," he said, repeating what he had heard me say so often.

　　"I can"t."

　　"Ochay," he sweetly nodded and galloped out of my room in search of a hand to shake.

　　"Trey, don"t shake hands," I whispered. "No one likes it."

　　Before leaving the hospital, my orthopedic surgeon said I might never regain the same mobility in my ankle - mobility essential for a champion sprinter and jumper like me. Not allowed to put weight on my leg for eight weeks, I wobbled about on steel crutches. Now Trey was the impatient one. He wanted to go places that I couldn"t manage. He sat with his arms crisscrossed over his large belly and stared at me with a pouty face.

　　We read many children"s books and drew pictures, but it was plain to see he was bored. He wanted to go to the pet store to see the white mice and feathery birds. He wanted to go to the library and count all the books on the shelves. He wanted to go to the park and have me push him on the swing. I couldn"t do any of this for a while.

　　Meanwhile I was plagued with questions and self-doubt. Would I be finished with physical therapy in time to run track? Would I ever run at my capacity again? Would I do well in the 300-meter hurdles, the race I had lettered in the previous season? Would it still be my event? Or would the doctor"s prediction be correct?

　　I worked hard at my physical therapy. Afterwards, I packed my foot in ice. At times, Trey came along to watch me work out and he laughed and laughed when he discovered the stationary bike didn"t move. "No dusting off!" he"d say. How simple life was for him. How complicated it had become for me. I tried not to cry in front of him.

　　Finally off my crutches, I pushed myself hard to regain my former mobility. Trey ran laps with me around the black tar track at my high school, running slightly askew. Sometimes he tripped over his own feet and fell down hard.

　　"Dust off!" he would tell himself with confidence as he rubbed dirt from his legs and knees. I watched him greet each defeat with determination. He never gave up.

　　After many months, I somehow managed to qualify for the 300-meter hurdles. Mom, Dad and Trey sat in the stands to cheer me.

　　Stay focused, I told myself as I mentally prepared.

　　The starting gunshot split the air. Running, I could feel the tautness in my legs. My legs hit the hard track one after the other, in a quick rhythm. My breathing was even. I could feel some of the other runners around me, next to me, passing me, ahead of me. I ignored the rising pain in my foot and ankle as I prayed away the thumping fear taking hold inside my chest. On the other side of the track, I ran into a wall of cheers. No time to react or think - just time to run and run hard.

　　More runners passed me, then another and another. Over the hurdles they flew easily like great birds stepping over stones.

　　"Look at that new girl move. Go Tiffany," I heard someone shout to the other runner. Last year it was my name they called.

　　Once I had sailed over the hurdles. Now I felt as if I were pulling myself up and over. Then something shifted inside me - I thought of Trey and what he had had to deal with. Suddenly my problems seemed minor. With a new sense of determination, I sprang forth. I wish I could say that through a superhuman effort I passed the other runners. But I didn"t. In fact, I limped across the finish line, dead last in an event in which I had once set a record. Then I looked up into the stands. Trey and my folks stood cheering for me harder than any time I had ever won.

　　As the season progressed I did improve, but I never placed first, second or third. I never set another school record. My hopes for a track college scholarship were dashed. Yet I learned a lesson more valuable than any medal. And it was this: "Dust off and try again." I also learned that courage comes not in the easy times, but when it"s hard to go on - when others pass you, regardless of how hard you work. Now I finally understand Trey"s courage, as he shakes the hands of complete strangers, risking laughter or rejection.

　　Today, I no longer grieve for the athlete I might have been, or the races I might have won, or the records I had hoped to break. I see a world filled with possibilities as I walk (not run) down new paths to explore.

　　Now, on Saturdays, when someone stares at us, I pull on Trey"s sleeve. "Go shake his hand, Trey." My crutches gather dust in a musty corner of the garage. In contrast, Trey"s handicap remains fresh as the day he was born. And every day he is braver than I could ever be.

英语典范美文3

　　“Do you like my dress？"she asked of a passing stranger。"My mommy made it just for me。"She said with a tear in her eye。

　　"你喜好我的连衣裙吗？“她问一位正走过她身旁的目生人。”我妈妈专给我做的。”她说道，眼里冒出了泪珠。

　　"Well，I think it's very pretty，so tell me little one，why are you crying？"

　　“嗯，我以为你的裙子真标致。告知我，小女人，你为甚么哭呢？”

　　With a quiver in her voice the little girl answered。"After Mommy made me this dress，she had to go away。"

　　小女人声响有些哆嗦，回覆道：“我妈妈给我做完这条裙子后就不得不分开了。”

　　"Well，now，"said the lady，"with a little girl like you waiting for her，I'm sure she'll be right back。"

　　“哦，是如许，”目生的密斯说，“有你如许一个小女人等着她，我敢必定她很快就会返来的。”

　　"No Ma'am ，you don't understand，"said the child through her tears，"my daddy said she's up in heaven now with Grandfather。"

　　“不，密斯，您不大白，”女孩透过泪水说，“我爸说她此刻和我爷爷在地狱里。”

　　Finally the woman realized what the child meant，and why she was crying。Kneeling down she gently cradled the child in her arms and together they cried for the mommy that was gone。

　　密斯终究大白孩子的意义了，也大白她为甚么抽泣。她跪下，温顺地把女孩搂在怀里，她们一路为拜别的妈妈抽泣。

　　Then suddenly the little girl did something that the woman thought was a bit strange。She stopped crying，stepped back from the woman and began to sing。She sang so softly that it was almost a whisper。 It was the sweetest sound the woman had ever heard，almost like the song of a very small bird。

　　突然小女人又做了件让密斯感应有点奇异的事。她愣住了抽泣，从密斯度量中抽出身，向撤退退却了一步，而后起头唱歌。她唱得如斯柔柔，几近像章晨低语。这是密斯听到过的最甜美的声响，的确就像一只很是小的小鸟在吟唱。

　　After the child stopped singing she explained to the lady，"My mommy used to sing that song to me before she went away，and she made me promise to sing it whenever I started crying and it would make me stop。"

　　小女孩唱完后诠释说：“妈妈拜别前常常给我唱这支歌，她让我承诺她我一哭就唱这支歌，如许我就不哭了。”

　　"See，"she exclaimed，"it did，and now my eyes are dry！"

　　“您瞧，”她惊叫道，“真管用，此刻我的眼睛里不眼泪了！”

　　As the woman turned to go，the little girl grabbed her sleeve，"Ma'am，can you stay just a minute？I want to show you something。"

　　密斯回身要走时，小女孩捉住她的衣袖：“密斯，您能再逗留一小会儿吗？我想给您看点工具。”

　　"Of course，"she answered，"what do you want me to see？"

　　“固然可以或许或许也许，”她回覆，“你想要我看甚么呢？”

　　Pointing to a spot on her dress，she said，"Right here is where my mommy kissed my dress，and here，"pointing to another spot，"and here is another kiss， and here，and here。Mommy said that she put all those kisses on my dress so that I would have her kisses for every booboo'that made me cry。"

　　小女孩指着裙子上的一处，说：“就在这里，我妈妈亲了我的裙子，另有这里，”她指着别的一处，“这里有别的一个吻，另有这里，这里。妈妈说她把一切这些吻都留在我的连衣裙上，如许我碰到甚么事哭了，就会有她的亲吻。”

　　Then the lady realized that she wasn't just looking at a dress，no，she was looking at a mother…who knew that she was going away and would not be there to kiss away the hurts that she knew her daughter would get。

　　这时辰候，密斯熟悉到在她面前的不是一件连衣裙，不是的`，她在凝望一位母亲……这位母亲晓得她将拜别，没法随时等待在女儿身旁，吻去她晓得女儿必然会碰到的各种悲伤事。

　　So she took all the love she had for her beautiful little girl and put them into this dress，that her child now so proudly wore。

　　以是她将一切对她斑斓女儿的爱倾泻在这件连衣裙上。此刻，女儿如斯自豪地穿在身上。

　　She no longer saw a little girl in a simple dress。 She saw a child wrapped…in her mother's love。

　　她看到的不再是身穿一件简略的连衣裙的小女孩。她看到的是一个……被妈妈的爱裹着的孩子。

英语典范美文4

　　Youth

　　Youth is not a time of life; it is a state of mind; it is not a matter of rosy cheeks, red lips and supple knees; it is a matter of the will, a quality of the imagination, a vigor of the emotions; it is the freshness of the deep springs of life.

　　Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease. This often exists in a man of 60 more than a boy of 20. Nobody grows old merely by a number of years. We grow old by deserting our ideals.

　　Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. Worry, fear, self-distrust bows the heart and turns the spirit back to dust.

　　Whether 60 or 16, there is in every human being’s heart the lure of wonders, the unfailing appetite for what’s next and the joy of the game of living. In the center of your heart and my heart, there is a wireless station; so long as it receives messages of beauty, hope, courage and power from man and from the infinite, so long as you are young.

　　When your aerials are down, and your spirit is covered with snows of cynicism and the ice of pessimism, then you’ve grown old, even at 20; but as long as your aerials are up, to catch waves of optimism, there’s hope you may die young at 80.

　　译文：

　　年青

　　年青不是韶华，而是心情；年青不是桃面、丹唇、柔膝，而是深邃深挚的意志，恢宏的设想，炙热的恋情；年青是性命的`深泉在涌流。

　　年青气冲牛斗，勇锐盖过胆小，朝上进步压服偷安。如斯锐气，二十后生而有之，六旬男人则更多见。年事有加，并非老迈，志向抛弃，方堕老年末年。

　　光阴悠悠，陵夷只及肌肤；热忱抛却，颓丧必致魂灵。忧烦，惊慌，损失自傲，定使心灵歪曲，意气如灰。

　　不管年届花甲，拟或二八芳龄，心中皆有性命之欢喜，古迹之引诱，孩童般无邪久盛不衰。大家心中皆有一台天线，只需你从天上人世接管夸姣、但愿、欢喜、勇气和气力的旌旗灯号，你就年青永驻，风华常存。 、

　　一旦天线降落，锐气便被冰雪笼盖，放荡不羁、安于现状油可是生，即便年方二十，实已垂老迈矣；可是只需树起天线，捉拿悲观旌旗灯号，你就无望在八十高龄辞别凡间时仍觉年青。

英语典范美文5

　　19 Since the beginning of time, man has invented many interesting things. Some of these inventions, like numbers, the alphabet and the radio, have certainly changed history. Since 1946, one of the most important inventions has been the computer. It will change all our lives.

　　At one time it was as large as a room, and quite difficult and slow to operate. But, since the invention of the silicon ship, which is really a very very small electric circuit, computers have been greatly improved. They have become smaller, easier to use, and faster; they can store a lot more information.

　　Some computer are made as well as television sets. Simple computers can be made smaller than a book. And computers are getting smaller all the time.

　　There are several reasons why the computer is useful to us. Firstly, it can store a very very large quantity of information in its memory. Secondly, the computer can operate very quickly thousands of times faster than a human and it will not tire. Thirdly, modern computers can be built into other kinds of machines, like radios, cars, planes and so on. They can do many kinds of work.

　　Soon, almost everyone, either at home or at work, will use some kind of computer. the lives of all of us will be changed by this invention.

　　The main idea of this passage is ____

　　A how the computer came into being

英语典范美文6

　　便宜

　　Self-control is essential to happiness and usefulness.

　　便宜是欢愉及无为不可或缺的局部。

　　It is the master of all the virtues, and has its root in self-respect.

　　它主宰一切的美德，并扎根于自负。

　　Let a man yield to his impulses and passions, and from that moment he gives up his moralfreedom.

　　一小我若受到感动、豪情用事安排的话，从那一刻起他便抛却了他的道德自在。

　　It is the self-discipline of a man that enables him to pursue success with superior diligenceand sobriety.

　　自律使人可以或许或许也许也许加倍勤恳、加倍沉着地来寻求胜利。

　　Many of the great characters in history illustrate this trait.

　　汗青上良多巨人都揭示了如许的`特质。

　　In ordinary life the application is the same.

　　自律亦可一样应用在平常糊口中。

　　He who would lead must first command himself.

　　欲带领别人的人必须先统御自身。

　　The time of test is when everybody is excited or angry, then the well一balanced mind comes tothe front.

　　每小我冲动朝气时，便是考验的时辰，这时辰候平心静气的人便会出头了。

　　There is a very special demand for the cultivation of this trait at present.

　　今朝最须要培育这类特质了。

　　The young men who rush into business with no good education or drill will do poor andfeverish work.

　　不受过精采的教导或考验便仓促投入阛阓的小伙子，做起事来必然是低劣而毛躁。

　　Endurance is a much better test of character than act of heroism.

　　忍受要比逞豪杰更能考验道德。

　　A fair amount of self-examination is good，Self-knowledge is a preface to self-control.

　　过分的自我检查很不错。如有自知之明方能便宜。

　　Too much self-inspection leads to morbidness; too little conducts to careless and hastyaction.

　　不过过分的自我检查会成为病态，检查缺乏则又致使行事大意马虎。

　　There are two things which will surely strengthen our self-control.

　　有两件事必定会加强咱们的便宜力。

　　One is attention to conscience; the other is a spirit of good will.

　　其一是重视知己，其二是气度好心。

　　The man who would succeed in any great undertaking must hold all his faculties under perfectcontrol;

　　若要完成任何庞大的志向获得胜利就必须妥帖掌控自身的能力;

　　they must be disciplined and drilled until they quickly and cheerfully obey the will.

　　他必须要先加以束缚、考验这些能力，它们方能敏捷而又兴奋地从命他的情意。

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英语典范美文7

　　The gas station nearest my house happens to face a strip club. It is apparently a very successful strip club, as they could afford to install a LCD screen on their roof that might be visible from the Space Station. It's certainly visible from the gas station. At some point my eyes will drift up while pumping gas, and there will be a one-story image of a young woman in some stage of near-undress.

　　As I was getting some gas this morning, I wondered for the first time what a woman pumping gas thought when she looked at that screen. Though it would depend on the woman, I thought. A woman who had once been an exotic dancer herself would certainly look at that image differently than a Catholic nun.

　　The image would look different to each of us. And when I say look different, I mean we would be seeing what amounts to a different image. For while the young woman's pose and attire that I see are identical to the pose and attire that every other man, woman, and child sees, the story that image tells me is told uniquely by me, by my own ideas about women and advertising and maybe even gas stations.

　　The image is nothing; the story is everything. Good to remember if you're a writer. Writers don't report the facts. The fact that there is a strip club with a giant LCD screen blazing near-nudity for all to see means nothing in reality. All that ever matters is what a person believes when they look upon it. What a person believes is the terrain of the storyteller.

　　And by the way, it is the only terrain of the storyteller. Storytellers, whether they are conscious of it or not, wish to alter reality. We are not so interested in changing the image that flashes on the great LCD screen of the world. Mostly that's beyond our control. We could march, or protest, or fill out petitions to get the screen changed, but it's faster, ultimately, to tell ourselves a story about what we see there.

　　I sometimes forget I have to power to change that story. My mind drifts as idly from thought to thought as my eyes drift from gas pump to pinup. What occurs in this exchange between the world I look upon and the story I tell can happen so fast, can be so habitual, that I can lose track of who is telling the story I am hearing. The moment I remember, the moment I see my mind as a blank page on which to write my life, I am the author once more, and my life is mine again.

英语典范美文8

　　Read not to contradict and confute; nor to believe and take for granted; nor to find talk and discourse; but to weigh and consider. Some books are to be tasted; others to swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested; that is, some books are to be read only in parts; others to be read, but not curiously; and some few to be read wholly, and with diligence and attention. Some books also may be read by deputy, and extracts made of them by others; but that would be only in the less important arguments, and the meaner sort of books; else distilled books are like common distilled waters, flashy things. Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man. And therefore, if a man write little, he had need have a great memory; if he confer little, he had need have a present wit; an if he read little, he had need have much cunning, to seem to know that he doth not.

英语典范美文9

　　Nature satisfies by its loveliness，and without any mixture of corporeal benefit.I see the spectacle of morning from the hilltop over against my house，from daybreak to sunrise，with emotions which an angel might share.The long slender bars of cloud float like fishes in the sea of crimson light.From the earth，as a shore， I look out into that silent sea.I seem to partake its rapid transformations;the active enchantment reaches my dust， and I dilate and conspire with the morning wind. How does Nature deify us with a few and cheap elements! Give me health and a day， and I will make the pomp of emperors ridiculous.Te dawn is my Assyria;the sunset and moonrise my Paphos， and unimaginable realms of faerie;broad noon shall be my England of the senses and the understanding;the night shall be my Germany of mystic philosophy and dreams.

　　天然的悦人是因其心爱，不搀杂任何物欲之念。从我衡宇前的山顶，我旁观壮美的晨景，从破晓一向到日出，如斯情境也许天使亦有同感。丝丝柔云漂渺浮动，仿佛鱼儿畅游于霞光之海。从岸普通的大地上，我远望宁静的云海。天气顷刻万变，我也心神投入此中。云蒸霞蔚，逼我形骸，跟着破晓的'风，我感应豪情布满于胸。天然之功，竟以明晰晓风微云，使咱们心神入定!给我安康之躯，给我一天的光阴，我就可以或许或许也许也许享用帝王的严肃与盛隆。晨曦是我的亚述古国;日落和明月是我胡想中怕弗瑶池;中午是我感受与懂得中是英格兰;夜晚是我奥秘哲思与黑甜乡的德意志。

英语典范美文10

　　On beauty

　　Where shall you seek beauty, and how shall you find her unless she herself be your way and your guide? And how shall you speak of her except she be the 1)weaver of your speech?

　　The 2)aggrieved and the 3)injured say, "Beauty is kind and gentle. Like a young mother half-shy of her own 4)glory she walks among us."

　　And the 5)passionate say, "Nay, beauty is a thing of 6)might and 7)dread. Like the 8)tempest she shakes the earth beneath us and the sky above us."

　　The tired and the 9)weary say, "Beauty is of soft 10)whisperings. She speaks in our spirit. Her voice 11)yields to our silences like a 12)faint light that 13)quivers 14)in fear of the shadow."

　　But the 15)restless say, "We have heard her shouting among the mountains, and with her cries came the sound of hoofs, and the beating of wings and the 16)roaring of lions."

　　At night the watchmen of the city say, "Beauty shall rise with the dawn from the east."

　　And at 17)noon-time the 18)toilers and the 19)wayfarers say, "We have seen her leaning over the earth from the windows of the sunset."

　　In winter say the 20)snow-bound, "She shall come with the spring leaping upon the hills."

　　And in the summer heat the 21)reapers say, "We have seen her dancing with the autumn leaves, and we saw a drift of snow in her hair."

　　All these things have you said of beauty, yet in truth you spoke not of her but of needs unsatisfied, and beauty is not a need but an 22)ecstasy. It is not a mouth 23)thirsting nor an empty hand stretched forth, but rather a heart 24)enflamed and a soul 25)enchanted. It is not the image you would see nor the song you would hear, but rather an image you see though you close your eyes and a song you hear though you shut your ears. It is not the 26)sap within the 27)furrowed 28)bark, nor a wing attached to a 29)claw, but rather a garden for ever in bloom and a flock of angels for ever in flight.

　　Beauty is life when life 30)unveils her holy face.

　　1) weaver n. 编织者，织工

　　2) aggrieved a. 忧?的，悲伤的 the aggrieved指忧?的人，悲伤的人

　　3) injured a. 受伤的，受损害的 the injured指受伤的人，受损害的人

　　4) glory n. 声誉，名誉

　　5) passionate a. 热忱的 the passionate指布满热忱的人

　　6) might n. 气力，能力

　　7) dread n. 惊骇，耽忧

　　8) tempest n. 暴风雨

　　9) weary a. 倦怠的 the weary指倦怠的人

　　10) whispering n. 私语

　　11) yield to 屈就于，服从于

　　12) faint a. 微小的，恍惚的

　　13) quiver v. 哆嗦

　　14) in fear of 对……惊骇，耽忧

　　15) restless a. 不能宁静的 the restless指好动的人

　　16) roaring n. 吼怒，呼唤招呼

　　17) noon-time n. 中午，白昼

　　18) toiler n. 辛苦者

　　19) wayfarer n. 旅人，徒步观光者

　　20) snow-bound a. 被大雪蹇滞的 the snowbound指被大雪蹇滞的人

　　21) reaper n. 收割者

　　22) ecstasy n. 出神

　　23) thirsting a. 口渴的

　　24) enflame v. 熄灭

　　25) enchant v. 施邪术，使利诱

　　26) sap n. 树液

　　27) furrowed a. 有犁沟的，有皱纹的

　　28) bark n. 树皮

　　29) claw n. 爪

　　30) unveil v. 揭开，撤除面纱

　　美

　　若是美不以自身为路子，为领导，你们到那边，又若何能找到她呢？若是她不是你们语言的编织者，你们又若何能议论她呢？

　　悲伤疾苦者说：“美是仁慈而温顺的。她像一位因自身的光荣而半含羞怯的年青母亲，走在咱们的身旁。”

　　热忱豪放者说：“不，美是激烈而使人惊畏的。她如暴风雨般震撼咱们脚下的大地，摇撼咱们头上的天空。”

　　疲乏疲乏者说：“美是温顺的低语，她在咱们的心中诉说。她的声响摆荡在咱们的缄默中，如同一道微小的光在对暗影的惊骇中哆嗦。”

　　但活跃好动者说：“咱们曾听到她在山谷中大声呼唤，随其呼吁而来的是足蹄踏地、同党拍击和雄狮咆哮的声响。”

　　夜晚，都会的守夜人说：“美将与晨曦一起从西方升起。”

　　中午，辛苦劳作者和远程跋涉者说：“咱们曾看到她透过傍晚之窗远望大地。”

　　隆冬，困在风雪中的.人说：“她将与春同至，欢快于山峦之间。”

　　盛暑，收割庄稼的人说：“咱们曾看到她与秋叶共舞，雪花装点于她的发梢。”

　　你们谈到对于美的一切这些，现实并非对于她自身，而是对于你们未被知足的需要，但美并不是一种需要，而是心醉神迷的惊喜。她不是焦渴的唇，也不是伸出的空空的手，而是一颗熄灭的心，一个布满欢快的魂灵。她不是你们想看到的抽象，也不是你们想听到的歌声，而是你们闭上眼睛看到的抽象，堵住耳朵听到的歌声。她不是伤残树皮下的树液，也不是悬在利爪下的同党。而是一座鲜花永久怒放的花圃，一群永久在天空翱翔的天使。

　　当性命摘去粉饰她纯洁面庞的面纱时，美便是性命。

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　　An important new industry, oil refining, grew after the Civil war. Crude oil, or petroleum – a dark, thick ooze from the earth – had been known for hundreds of years, but little use had ever been made of it. In the 1850’s Samuel M. Kier, a manufacturer in western Pennsylvania, began collecting the oil from local seepages and refining it into kerosene. Refining, like smelting, is a process of removing impurities from a raw material.

　　Kerosene was used to light lamps. It was a cheap substitute for whale oil, which was becoming harder to get. Soon there was a large demand for kerosene. People began to search for new supplies of petroleum.

　　The first oil well was drilled by E.L. Drake, a retired railroad conductor. In 1859 he began drilling in Titusville, Pennsylvania. The whole venture seemed so impractical and foolish that onlookers called it “ Drake’s Folly”. But when he had drilled down about 70 feet(21 meters), Drake struck oil. His well began to yield 20 barrels of crude oil a day.

　　News of Drake’s success brought oil prospectors to the scene. By the early 1860’s these wildcatters were drilling for “ black gold” all over western Pennsylvania. The boom rivaled the California gold rush of 1848 in its excitement and Wild West atmosphere. And it brought far more wealth to the prospectors than any gold rush.

　　Crude oil could be refined into many products. For some years kerosene continued to be the principal one. It was sold in grocery stores and door-to-door. In the 1880’s refiners learned how to make other petroleum products such as waxes and lubricating oils. Petroleum was not then used to make gasoline or heating oil.

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　　"Can I see my baby?" the happy new mother asked.

　　“我可以或许或许也许看看我的宝宝吗？”初为人母的她欢快地问道。

　　when the bundle was nestled in her arms and she moved the fold of cloth to look upon his tiny face, she gasped. The doctor turned quickly and looked out the tall hospital window. The baby had been born without ears.

　　当裹着的婴儿放到她臂弯里，她翻开裹着婴儿的布，在看到他的小脸时，她不禁倒吸了一口吻。大夫疾速地转过身，透过病院的高层窗户向外看去。婴儿生上去就不耳朵。

　　Time proved that the baby's hearing was perfect. It was only his appearance that was marred. when he rushed home from school one day and flung himself into his mother's arms, she sighed, knowing that his life was to be a succession of heartbreaks.

　　时辰证实婴儿的听力毫无题目，只是有损他的边幅。一天，当他仓促从黉舍跑回家，扑向母亲的度量时，她叹了口吻，熟悉到他的糊口必定会受到连续串的冲击。

　　He blurted out the tragedy. "A boy, a big boy...called me a freak."

　　他脱口诉说受到的可怜：“一个男孩，一个大个子男孩……他喊我怪胎。”

　　He grew up, handsome except for his misfortune. A favorite with his fellow students, he might have been class president, but for that. He developed a gift, a talent for literature and music.

　　他长大了，固然可怜但仍是长得挺帅。颇受同窗的接待，要不是出缺陷，他很可以或许或许当了班长。他对文学和音乐很有天赋和潜质。

　　"But you might mingle with other young people," his mother reproved him, but felt a kindness in her heart.

　　“但你可以或许或许会和其余年青人一样。”母亲求全地说，但从心底里感觉很欣喜。

　　The boy's father had a session with the family physician... "Could nothing be done?"

　　男孩的父亲与家庭大夫筹议……“莫非真没法弥补吗？”

　　"I believe I culd graft on a pair of outer ears, if they could be procured," the doctor decided. So the search began for a person who would make such a sacrifice for a young man.

　　“我以为可以或许或许也许移植一双外耳，若是可以或许或许也许也许找到的话。”大夫做了决议，因而他们起头寻求一个情愿为这个年青人做出就义的人。

　　Two years went by.Then, "You're going to the hospital, son. Mother and I have someone who will donate the ears you need. But it's a secret." said the father.

　　两年曩昔了。对儿子说，“孩子，你要住院了。我和你妈找到情愿为你捐募耳朵的人了。但要求失密。”

　　The operation was a brilliant success, and a new person emerged. His talents blossomed into genius, and school and college became a series of triumphs.

　　手术获得了庞大胜利，一个新人降生了。他的潜力成长成一个天赋，在中学和大学都获得了连续串的.胜利。

　　Later he married and entered the diplomatic service. "but I must know," he asked his father, "who gave me the ears? who gave me so much? I culd never do enough for him."

　　厥后他成婚了，进入交际行业任务。一天，他问父亲：“是谁给我的耳朵？谁给了我那末多？我做多少都没法报酬他/她。”

　　"I do not believe you could," said the father, "but the agreement was that you are not to know...not yet."

　　“我也如许以为，”父亲说，“可是和谈上说你不能晓得……还不到时辰。”

　　The years kept their profound secret, but the day did come. one of the darkest days that ever pass through a son. He stood with his father over his mother's casket. Slowly, tenderly, the father stretched forth a hand and raised the thick, reddish brown hair to reveal taht the mother had no outer ears.

　　他们的奥秘遵照了良多年，但此日终究来了，这也是儿子渡过的最暗中的日子。他和父亲站在母亲的棺材前，渐渐地，柔柔地，父亲向前伸出一只手，翻开母亲稠密的、红褐色的头发：母亲居然不耳朵！

　　"Mother said she was glad she never let her hair be cut," his father whispered gently, "and nobody ever thought mother less beautiful, did they?"

　　“你母亲说过她很欢快，她从不剃头，”父亲柔柔地低声说，“但没人感觉母亲没之前斑斓，是吧？”

英语典范美文13

　　At the Backs of King’s College there is a memorial stone in white marble commemorating an alumnus of the College, renowned Chinese poet Xu Zhimo. Moving to the UK in 1921, Zhimo spent a year studying at King’s, where he fell in love not only with the romantic poetry of English poets like John Keats, but also with Cambridge itself.

　　在国王学院的前面，有一块汉白玉记念石碑，记念学院的一位校友，闻名的中国墨客徐志摩。1921他移居英国，花了一年时辰在国王进修，在那边他爱上的不只要英国墨客约翰.济慈的浪漫主义诗歌，另有剑桥自身。

　　His poem, 再别康桥 (variously translated as Second Farewell to Cambridge), is arguably his most famous poem, and is now a compulsory text on Chinese literature syllabuses, learnt by millions of school children across the country every year. The poem paints an idyllic portrait of King’s and the River Cam, and serves as a reminder of Xu Zhimo’s fondness for his time in Cambridge.

　　徐志摩的诗《再别康桥》可以或许或许也许说是他最闻名的诗，它此刻是中国语文讲授纲领?文本之一，中国每一年有上百万先生进修。这首诗描画了一幅故乡诗般的国王学院和康河，并表现出徐志摩对剑桥光阴的爱好。

　　While the poem has been set to music many times before, King’s has commissioned the first musical setting of the text by a mainstream classical composer. The new piece, by renowned English composer John Rutter, has been written and recorded in celebration of the near 100-year link between King’s College and Xu Zhimo, and has been released on 26 January 20xx on a new album on the King’s College Record Label.

　　固然这首诗已屡次被配乐归纳，但国王学院拜托了支流古典作曲家按照诗的笔墨遏制创作。新作品由闻名的`英国作曲家约翰.卢特(John Rutter)担纲，以铭刻国王学院和徐志摩之间近100年的不解之缘，并已由国王学院的唱片公司于20xx年1月26日宣布。

　　“Many intellectual transformations happened for him while he was here and in some ways the whole seed of his development as a person who became an intellectual poet, through the medium of poetry, all sort of connected up with his visit to Cambridge and the people we met.”

　　“国王学院极大程度赞助徐志摩拓展了学问，并种下了往后成为一位才干横溢的墨客的种子，”国王学院副院长史蒂文.切力(Steve Cherry)表现，“经由过程对这首诗的音乐创作，咱们把学院的斑斓点滴和徐志摩自己在这里的夸姣休会连系起来，从头带给因他而寻访的中国国民。”

　　“John Rutter is a very resourceful composer, and I was delighted with the way he conceived of doing this, presenting most of the text through the tenor voice for which we engage the Chinese tenor. Well, I wanted to have a go myself at making an arrangement of it which would express something of what we do at King’s.”

　　“很侥幸可以或许或许也许也许约请到约翰.卢特(John Rutter)来为咱们作曲。他是个经历丰硕的作曲家，此次也经由过程与一位中国男低音讴歌家的协作充实表现了咱们想抒发的主题。实在我一向但愿可以或许或许也许也许做出一首抒发出国王学院气质的作品”，担负这首《再别康桥》曲目标编曲家，同时也担负国王学院独唱团总批示的史蒂芬.克劳伯里(Stephen Cleobury)说。

　　“The inspiration I think came from the poem which is on the tablet by the bridge by the river camp here in the college. Apart from the tourist self and the words, which of course are quite big elements in it, it’s not specifically intended to be a Chinese piece. It’s the sort of arrangement I would make for something like that, and it’s a very beautiful melody.”

　　“康桥边石板上篆刻的诗给我带来了灵感。撤除诗歌自身是中文作品及大批是以而来的中国旅客等身分，我并未决计寻求音乐自身的中国化。我只是感觉如许的编曲和旋律是最合适的。”

英语典范美文14

　　Some people eat to live, but there are others who live to eat.To live a long and healthy life, we must learn to have a balanceddiet. A balanced diet simply means a bit of everything. A dietwhich includes meat, fish, vegetables and fruit is, of course,ideal. If you watch your diet, then you won’t have to suffer thepain of going on a diet.

英语典范美文15

　　As you slowly open your eyes, look around, notice(注重） where the light comes into your room; listen carefully（细心的，谨严的。谨严的）, see if there are new sounds you can recognize（熟悉。认出，辨认）; feel with your body and spirit, and see if you can sense the freshness（新颖的） in the air.

　　Yes, yes, yes, it's a new day, it's a different day, and it's bright （敞亮的，发亮的，光辉的，阳光残暴的）day! And most importantly, it's a new beginning for your life, a beginning where you are going to make new decisions（决议）, take new actions, make new friends, and take your life to a totally unprecedented（绝后的） level（程度，条理，级别）.

　　In your mind's（n.心，精力，心力，知，智力，聪明；气度，脑筋，人；愿望，目标.，动向，意志，决计，看法，定见；影象，忘性，影象力，回忆vi.介怀；注重vt.用心于；介怀；情愿做；赐顾帮衬） eye, you can see clearly（清楚的，大白的）， the things you want to have, the paces（步度，步速，步调） you intend （想要，筹算，打算）to go, the relationships you desire （愿望，愿望，情欲，要求，要求）to develop, and the positions（位置，方位。位置，职务。状态） you aspire（励志）to reach.

　　You can hear your laughters of joy（欢喜，欢愉） and happiness on the day when everything happens as you dream. You can see the smiles on the people around you when the magic（邪术，也指奇异的气力，魔力，魅力） moment strikes（进犯，击中）. You can feel your face is getting red, your heart is beating fast, and your blood is rushing（冲，奔涌） all over your body, to every single（单一的，个体的） corner(角落，转机点） of your being!

　　You know all this is real as long as you are confident（必定的，必定的，有决定信念的）, passionate （热忱的，豪情激烈的，鼓动感动的）and committed!（尽忠的） And you are confident, you are passionate, you are committed!

　　You will no longer fear making new sounds, showing new facial（脸部的，脸部用的，美容用的）expressions（抒发，陈说，表现，心情）, using your body in new ways, approaching new people, and asking new questions.

　　You will live every single（单一的，个体的）day of your life with absolute（相对的，专制专制的，完整的） passion, and you will show your

　　passion through the words you speak and the actions you take.

　　You will focus all your time and effort（尽力，艰巨的测验考试，尽力的功效，成绩） on the most important goals of your life. You will never succumb（屈就，服从） to challenges of hardships（磨难，干瘪，苦事，苦因）.

　　You will never waver（摆荡） in your pursuit（追赶，追赶，寻求） of excellence（优异，精采，出色）. After all, you are the best, and you deserve the best!

　　As your coach（私家锻练，指点教员） and friend, I can assure（使确信，使安心，向。。。保障） you the door to all the best things in the world will open to you, but the key to that door is in your hand. You must do your part（局部，本分，职责）. You must faithfully（虔诚的） follow the plans you make and take the actions you plan; you must never quit（分开，加入，遏制，抛却） and you must never fear. I know you must do it, you can do it, you will do it, and you will succeed! Now stand firm and tall, make a fist, get excited, and yell it out:

　　I must do it! I can do it! I will do it! I will succeed!

　　I must do it! I can do it! I will do it! I will succeed!

　　I must do it! I can do it! I will do it! I will succeed!

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