高考優(yōu)秀英語作文集錦
The Memory Will Last Forever這段記憶我將永遠(yuǎn)記住
After the final examination,I received a letter from my aunt and uncle who invited me to stay with them for a fortnight.The news brought me a restless night.The next morning at ten,I reached their home and I was kindly received by them.They prepared a very nice and airy room for me.Just coming inside,on a small table I found a vase of roses---my favourite flower.I thanked them for their kindness.When they told me to take a rest,I really could not do so.My attention was drawn by the charming and picturesque scenery outside the window.If I were an artist I would have drawn a wonderful picture of it.
期末考試之后,我收到一封來自我的叔叔和嬸嬸邀請我與他們呆兩個星期。這個消息讓我焦躁不安的夜晚。第二天早上十點,我到達(dá)家里,我收到。他們?yōu)槲覝?zhǔn)備了一個非常好的和通風(fēng)的房間。剛在里面,我發(fā)現(xiàn)了一個小桌子上的花瓶玫瑰比我最喜歡的花。我感謝他們的好意。當(dāng)他們告訴我休息,我真的不能這樣做。吸引了我的注意窗外迷人,山清水秀。如果我是一名藝術(shù)家,我將畫一幅精美的圖片。
Every morning we took a walk in the neighbouring hills where we could enjoy the fresh air and sweet songs of the birds.We gathered wild flowers here and there among the bushes,I found it full of fun.In the afternoon I mostly spent my time reading or writing,for I was shut in the house by the terrible beat.The evening was the only time we could go to swim together.I improved my swimming during those two weeks.
每天早上我們散步在鄰近的山,我們可以享受新鮮的空氣和甜蜜的歌曲的鳥類。我們聚集在這里野花在草叢中,我發(fā)現(xiàn)它充滿了樂趣。下午我主要花時間閱讀或?qū)懽?因為我被可怕的打關(guān)在房子里。晚上是唯一的時間我們可以一起去游泳。我提高了我的游泳在這兩個星期。
Though the fortnight passed away at lightning speed,the memory of it will last forever
盡管兩周以閃電般的速度去世了,那是永遠(yuǎn)的記憶。
敬老院的公益活動 The nursing home welfare activities
My hostess is Mrs.William.She is a middle-aged housewife whit blonde hair.I really like this outgoing woman.We get along well with each other.She always takes care of my daily life.She cooks and washes clothes for me.That makes me feel like at home.What's more,she is very interested in Chinese history and culture.So she often reads books about China.She hopes to visit China one day.
我的主人是一個中年婦女mrs.william.she白衣金發(fā)。我真的很喜歡這個開朗的女人。我們相處得很好。她總是照顧我的日常生活。給我做飯洗衣服。這讓我感覺像在家里一樣。更重要的是，她是中國歷史和文化非常感興趣。所以她經(jīng)常讀有關(guān)中國的書。她希望有一天能去中國。
奧運英語作文北京奧運第一枚金牌屬于誰呢？Who is the first gold medal in Beijing Olympic Games?
The suspense over who will win the first Olympic medal and in which event is really a interesting thing. Chinese officials are determined to make sure China, as the host country, wins the first gold of the Games. The women's 10m air rifle - which includes two Chinese medal favorites - has its final scheduled at 10:30 am on Aug 9 and should end about 20 minutes later.
對誰將贏得第一枚奧運獎牌，并在這一事件的懸念是真的是有趣的事情。中國官員決心確保中國作為東道主，贏得奧運會的第一金。女子10米氣步槍-其中包括兩中國獎牌收藏有其最終定于9日上午10:30，應(yīng)該結(jié)束約20分鐘后。
If all goes as planned, either reigning gold medalist shooter Du Li or world champion Zhao Yinghui will raise 20xx's first gold at the Beijing Shooting Range.
如果一切按計劃進(jìn)行，無論是衛(wèi)冕金牌得主杜麗或射擊世界冠軍趙穎慧將在北京拍攝范圍提高20xx的第一金。
But if Du and Zhao are too far behind in points going into the final, the rumor says, organizers will delay the last ten shots of the final while the weightlifting final goes on as planned so China can secure the gold.
但如果杜和趙是太遠(yuǎn)的后面進(jìn)入決賽，謠言說，組織者將推遲最后十次的最后一次，而最后的最后一次，因為這是有計劃的，所以中國可以保證黃金。
I think the first gold medal must belong to we Chinese, let wait this moment together.
我想第一塊金牌一定是我們中國人，讓我們一起等吧。
Waiting for an Interview
The words "part-time job" always bring back to me the memory of my first interview for a part-time job.
That afternoon a great number of nervous and excited young interviewees were waiting for their turns in the hall. Some were walking back and forth, others talking about their nerves. I had many butterflies in my stomach. I tried to predict the interviewers' questions and how I should give my answers. Though I had made full preparation for the interview, I still had some fears, for it was my first interview.
At last, it was my turn. I got up and walked quickly towards the door. I felt my face red and my heart beat fast. Suddenly a voice said in my mind,"Calm down! Calm down! Try your best and you will pass. "Encouraged by these words, I got my confidence and began my interview smoothly.
“兼職”這個字眼總會令我想起我的第一次面試。
那天下午，禮堂里聚滿了緊張又興奮的年輕應(yīng)試者。他們中的一些人來回走動，另一些談?wù)撍麄兊木o張心情，我內(nèi)心也是七上八下。我試圖猜測考官會問些什么問題，我又如何回答。雖然已做了充分的準(zhǔn)備，可我仍舊緊張，因為這是我的第一次面試。
最后，輪到我了，我起身迅速向門口走去。我感到臉紅了，心跳也加快了。突然我聽到一個聲音仿佛在說：“鎮(zhèn)靜，鎮(zhèn)靜!只要盡力，你就會成功�！甭犃诉@些話，我找回了自信，順利地開始面試。
Waiting for an Interview
Last summer vacation I had my first interview in my life in order to get a part-time job.
That afternoon I stood in the hall with a great number of young interviewees. We were waiting for our turns to be interviewed. All of us were nervous and excited. Some were walking back and forth, others talking about their nerves. I had many butterflies in my stomach. I tried to predict the interviewers' questions and how I should give my answers. Though I had made full preparation for the interview, I still had some fears, for it was my first interview.
At last, it was my turn. I got up and walked quickly towards the door. My heart beating fast, I entered the room. At the moment I met with the smiling eyes of the interviewer, I gained my confidence and began my interview smoothly.
去年暑假，為了得到一份兼職工作，我進(jìn)行平生第一次面試。
那天下午我和許多年輕的應(yīng)試者一起站在大廳里，等著面試。我們都既緊張又興奮。一些人在來回走動，另一些在談?wù)撍麄兊木o張心情，我內(nèi)心也是七上八下。我試圖猜測考官會問些什么問題，我如何回答。雖然我已做了充分的準(zhǔn)備，可仍舊緊張，因為這是我的第一次面試。
最后輪到我了。我站起來，迅速向門口走去。進(jìn)入房間時，我的心跳在加快。就在那時，我看見了考官那雙充滿笑意的眼睛，我找回了自信，順利地開始了面試。
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Back in 1986, during my last year of high school, there was a radio trivia contest to win tickets to a concert. I didn’t have much money, but I really wanted to go see this particular group, so I sat myself beside the radio one Monday morning, phone in hand, and waited. Now, my head has always been overflowing with completely useless information –probably more so at that time in my life– so I knew I stood just as good a chance as anybody else. Finally, they asked the question: “What was David Bowie’s theatrical rock-star persona backed by the Spiders from Mars?” I dialed as quickly as I could, but I was not the first, and so didn’t win the tickets. For three more mornings, I did the same, each time knowing the answer, but failing to be the first to call. On that Friday, however, the question was much harder: “Whose band did Canadian singer Gowan borrow for the recording of his Strange Animal LP?” This time I won the tickets.
在1986回，在高中的最后一年，有一個無線電知識競賽贏得一場音樂會的門票。我沒有太多的錢，但我真的想去看看這個特殊的群體，所以我坐在旁邊的收音機(jī)一個星期一上午，電話在手，等待�，F(xiàn)在，我的腦子里總是充斥著完全無用的信息，也許更多的是在我生命中的時間，所以我知道我和其他人一樣好。最后，他們問的問題：“戴維Bowie的戲劇搖滾明星的身份由火星蜘蛛的支持是什么？“我很快就撥通了我的電話，但我并不是第一個，所以沒有贏得這張票。三個早晨，我也做了同樣的，每次知道答案，但未能成為第一個呼叫。上星期五，但是，這個問題是非常困難：“他的樂隊是加拿大歌手國借他的奇怪的動物L(fēng)P唱片？“這次我贏了票。
I was proud of my accomplishment, elated by that vindication of the sheer width and breadth of the mostly impractical data stogged tight into my brain. It seems a little foolish in retrospect, but the accumulation of knowledge was –for me– the most distinguishing facet of my self-identity.
我為自己的成就感到驕傲，是純粹的寬度和廣度是不切實際的數(shù)據(jù)證明stogged緊進(jìn)我的大腦興奮。回想起來似乎有點傻，但知識的積累是為我而來的，是我自我認(rèn)同的最顯著的一面。
Back then, information was far less transitory. I remember reading and studying endlessly, trying to retain every nugget of information I could, whether it was useful or not. Now, I have become lazy. When a question is asked and I don’t know the response, a quick search on the Net will generally take me directly to the right information. The question answered, the details then drop away from my mind, and I usually forget it completely. I suspect most people do this nowadays, relying upon the Net far more than memory. When someone dials a friend from Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, are they really choosing their most knowledgeable friend, or simply the fastest with Google? Who would you phone?
當(dāng)時，信息遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)不那么短暫。我記得無休止地閱讀和學(xué)習(xí)，試圖留住每一塊的信息我可以，不管是有用的還是不�，F(xiàn)在，我變得懶惰。當(dāng)一個問題被問到，我不知道反應(yīng)，快速搜索網(wǎng)絡(luò)上一般都會直接把我?guī)У秸_的信息。問題回答了，細(xì)節(jié)便從我的腦海中消失了，我通常都會忘記它。我懷疑現(xiàn)在大多數(shù)人都這樣做，靠的是網(wǎng)絡(luò)遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)超過了記憶。當(dāng)有人撥打了一個朋友從“誰想成為百萬富翁？，他們真的選擇了他們最有知識的朋友，或者說是最快的谷歌？你會打電話嗎？