英語作文【匯總7篇】

　　在日常生活或是工作學習中，大家都不可避免地要接觸到作文吧，作文是從內部言語向外部言語的過渡，即從經過壓縮的簡要的、自己能明白的語言，向開展的、具有規范語法結構的、能為他人所理解的外部語言形式的轉化。那么，怎么去寫作文呢？以下是小編收集整理的英語作文7篇，希望對大家有所幫助。

英語作文 篇1

　　Have you ever raised much meat? Let me tell you about one kind of meat. It's called thousand Buddha hand. It looks like a finger.

　　In the middle is a thick and fleshy column. The fleshy leaves of thousand Buddhists are scattered in all directions, and their heads are sharp and lovely. The leaves and pillars of thousand Buddha hands are green.

　　Just grow out of the leaves is green, after a few days the leaves gradually grow longer, green leaves into emerald green.

英語作文 篇2

　　今年暑假，我報名參加了全省少兒英語朗誦電視表演大賽。有三千多人參賽。比賽分為四個組別，分別是：幼兒組、小學A組（我參加的組別）、小學B組、中學組。分初賽、復賽、半決賽、決賽四個賽程。競爭很激烈，從三千人中最后決出四十名選手進入決賽。

　　我抱著試試看的心情參加了比賽，想練練膽子，希望能提高自己的英語水平。初賽的時候，我有些緊張，自我介紹的時候都卡殼了，不過幸好我的英語歌曲唱得不錯，順利過關，進入復賽。

　　復賽的時候，我的心情不那么緊張了，并且增加了一個Story time的才藝展示。幾天后，接到了參加半決賽的通知。

　　半決賽在杭州濱江區的浙江藝術職業學院的'演播廳舉行。按規定，每個組別是20人參加，但是由于競爭很激烈，我們組有25人參賽，要選出10人參加決賽，比別的組更艱難。結果我發揮較為出色，殺入了決賽。哇，好高興！

　　一周后，決賽開始。評委也增加到了9個。比賽分為4個環節：自我介紹、才藝展示 、即興演講和評委提問，要求也更加嚴格，超過時間就會被卡斷。我抽到最后一個出場，由于還是有些緊張，居然漏了一項才藝表演。不過其他都發揮正常。

　　經過2個多小時的比賽和評委的認真評選，獎項正式開出，我獲得了這次全省第二屆少兒英語朗誦電視大賽小學A組的銅獎。哈哈，真沒想到！通過這次比賽，我得到了鍛煉，開闊了眼界，也提高了學好英語的興趣。正像老師說的那樣，重要的不是結果，是參與比賽的過程！

英語作文 篇3

　　Hello,everyone,my name is meimei.I am a student.I study in Chen Huinan middle school.I am in Class 5 classroom.My school is very big and nice.There are six buildings in our shool. Now,Let me tell you about my new school!

　　In the middle of the school is the classroom building.We study in it.On the left of the classroom building is the office building.Behind the office building is the dining hall. I often eat lunch in it.On the right of the dining hall is the piayground.Many students play football in it. Next to the playground is the gvm building. I often play with my friend in it.What about your new school? Can you tell me about your new school?

　　This is my new school.I like my new school. And you?

英語作文 篇4

　　it was a festival, like any festival actually. the sunshine was dazzling, the music deafening, and the people teasing each other. almost everywhere were those who had relieved them selves from the routine work, epecting for a new start.

　　ecept one a small man, whose age was hard to tell. he was huddled up in the corner, a few metres from the happy holiday crowds who were hurrying to and from. he was covered in a piece of pale blue cloth. for quite a long time, he was still with out even a slight motion, nor did he make any gestures. begging for money? or weeping over his misfortune? neither. he was just sitting there, alone and silent. his hair was grey, much like the withered grass, fluttering on a frosted autumn morning. a bird might well have perched on his head for such a cozy nest, if it were not so dirty. his face was pale and twisted. the nose and the mouth were squeezed to one side. his eyes were frosted, looking inward like the windows of a snowbound cottage.

　　was he blind? sometimes, he moved his mouth, murmuring as if to say something. but who cared to listen, on so brilliant and joyful a day?

英語作文 篇5

　　It is a very common phenomenon for us when we go shopping ,we will buy what we need in daily life toghter with many "free" plastic bags ,which we are inclined to discard casually.It is an intresting and" beautifull landscapes" to see many corlorfull plastic bags flying in the sky especially when there is a strong wind.And we call these plastic bags "white pollution". .

　　As we all know,the white pollution is besoming more and more serious nowadays. Though we know its bad effects,still we find it difficult to refuse them,as they are very convenient for us.For instance,if we set a plastic bag into a bowl when we eat our foods,we will feel it easy to wash.However we ignore its bad effects.So,I think,we should keep a careful eye on them to keep our healthy and have a beautiful environment.

英語作文 篇6

　　Excuse me waiter, there’s a shark in my soup

　　Some 200m years before dinosaurs made their appearance on earth and thus quite some time before Homo sapiens began celebrating nuptials at extravagant wedding banquets, sharks swam the oceans. Sharks are older than trees. They have survived at least four planetary mass extinctions.

　　在恐龍在地球上出現之前兩億年左右，也就是在現代人(Homo sapiens)開始舉辦奢華婚宴之前相當久遠的時候，鯊魚們就已經在海洋中游弋。鯊魚比樹還要古老。它們至少經歷了四次地球物種滅絕，一直活到了今天。

　　The link between these ancient predators and contemporary wedding receptions is that, among Chinese people, it is a sign of generosity and prestige to serve guests shark-fin soup. Since there are more than 1.3bn Chinese people, and since they are getting more affluent by the day, that is of no little consequence to the shark population. Some 70m sharks are killed each year for their fins. Much of the time, the fins are sliced off with a blade at sea and the bloody shark torso thrown back in the water to die.

　　這種古老的食肉動物和當代婚宴之間的聯系在于，在中國人眼中，請客人吃魚翅羹是慷慨與體面的標志。由于中國有13億多人口，并且中國人一天比一天富裕，吃魚翅對鯊魚數量可謂影響重大。為了獲取魚翅，人類每年要捕殺約7000萬條鯊魚。大多數時候，人們在海上用刀把魚鰭割下來，然后便將血淋淋的鯊魚軀干扔入海里，任由它們死去。

　　The California state legislature is debating a bill co-sponsored by Paul Fong, a Chinese-American Democrat, to ban the sale, consumption and trade of shark fin. Hawaii, Oregon and Washington state already impose similar bans. California accounts for 85 per cent of shark fin eaten in the US. The bill sailed through the lower house assembly, but is being held up in the state senate because of concerns it discriminates against Chinese Americans.

　　加利福尼亞州立法機構正在討論由民主黨人、美籍華人方文忠(Paul Fong)聯合提議的一項旨在禁止販賣、消費和交易魚翅的議案。夏威夷州、俄勒岡州和華盛頓州已經實施了類似的禁令。加州的魚翅食用量占到美國魚翅總食用量的85%。州眾議院會議已通過了此項議案，但因擔心法案有歧視美籍華人的嫌疑，州參議院還未對其投票表決。

　　What people eat is, indeed, a sensitive topic and one that generates much hypocrisy. Different cultures have formed their own taboos about what is proper, and not proper, to eat. Muslims and Jews don’t eat pigs, Hindus don’t eat cows and most Americans don’t eat snake or whale. Jains, and vegetarians of all cultures, don’t eat any animals at all.

　　人們吃什么確實是一個敏感的話題，也會催生許多虛偽的作風。對于可以吃什么、不可以吃什么，不同的文化有著各自的禁忌。穆斯林和猶太教徒不吃豬肉，印度教徒不吃牛肉，而大多數美國人不吃蛇肉或鯨肉。耆那教徒(Jains)和各種文化中的.素食主義者都不吃任何動物。

　　Westerners are particularly prone to turning up their nose at what other people eat. Their position is mostly illogical and sometimes offensive. They tend to mentally divide animals into those you eat (like pigs, sheep and chickens); those you cuddle or stroke (cats, dogs and horses); and those too ugly, unusual or intelligent to eat (say beetles, zebras and dolphins). Many profess to loathe barbarity – think clubbing seals – yet are happy to eat veal or to ignore what goes on in their friendly neighbourhood abattoir.

　　西方人尤其看不慣其它文化社會的人們所吃的東西。他們的出發點大多不合邏輯，有時可能還會觸犯眾怒。他們往往在心里把動物分為好幾類：吃的(如豬、羊和雞)、摟抱或撫摸的(貓、狗和馬)以及太丑、太怪或太聰明而不能吃的(比如甲蟲、斑馬和海豚)。許多人都公開對殘暴行為表示憎惡——例如用棍子獵殺海豹——但卻愛吃小牛肉，或佯裝對自己居住的友好社區的屠宰場里發生的一切毫不知曉。

　　Michael Moore, the American documentary film-maker, brilliantly – if possibly inadvertently – exposed this self-delusion in Roger & Me. In a scene that was meant to highlight the poverty of Flint, Michigan, a woman selling rabbits is shown asking customers if they want “pets or meat”. If the answer is “pet”, the cuddly bunny is handed over to a delighted child. If “meat”, the hapless creature is clubbed to death with a lead pipe and skinned on the spot.

　　美國紀錄片電影制片人邁克爾?摩爾(Michael Moore)在《羅杰和我》(Roger & me)中繪聲繪色地(也可能是不經意地)披露了這種自欺欺人的行徑。在展現密歇根州弗林特(Flint)貧困狀況的一個場景中，有個女人在賣兔子，她問顧客要買“寵物還是兔肉”。如果答案是“寵物”，她就把小兔子交給一個滿心歡喜的孩子。如果答案是“兔肉”，她便當場用一根鉛管把這個可憐的動物打死并把皮剝下來。

　　The richer societies get, the more finicky they tend to become. Many (including myself) waste half the animal they have had killed on their behalf, refusing to consume its organs, intestines, brain and so on. These parts are often eaten, and sometimes prized, in non-western societies, particularly in Asia. In their willingness to consume almost all the animal, both China and Japan score far better than most western countries.

　　社會越是富有，往往就會變得越挑剔。許多人(包括我在內)會浪費掉因為他們而被殺死的動物的一半，我們拒絕食用它們的器官、腸子和腦子等等部位。但在西方之外的社會、尤其是亞洲，人們通常是吃這些的，而且有時還會將其視若珍品。就吃下動物所有部位的意愿而言，中國和日本要遠遠排在大多數西方國家的前面。

　　Surely, then, one can’t object to eating shark fin? Yet one can and one should. The reasons are to do with conservation and our broader ecosystem. Some species of shark have been depleted by 70 per cent and a few, such as smooth hammerhead, bull sharks and tiger sharks, by 90 per cent or more. Sharks are the ocean’s top predators. Their absence causes havoc. Off the east coast of America, sharks used to eat bottom-feeding rays. With shark numbers massively depleted, the rays have had a field day devouring scallops, clams and oysters, rapidly reducing stocks.

　　這么說來，想必我們不能反對吃魚翅了?不，我們可以反對，而且也應當反對。因為這關系到環境保護以及更廣泛生態系統的保護。一些種類的鯊魚數量已減少了70%，少數幾個種類的數量減少了90%，例如平雙髻鯊、牛鯊和虎鯊。鯊魚是位于海洋食物鏈最頂端的捕食者。若沒有它們，生態系統會發生混亂。在美國東海岸附近，鯊魚通常以在水底覓食的魟魚為食。由于鯊魚數量急劇減少，魟魚就會趁機吃掉很多扇貝、蛤蜊和牡蠣，使這些物種的數量迅速減少。

　　Once shark fins are dried and in jars, it is all but impossible to tell what kind of shark they came from or whether they were finned. At one store in the Sheung Wan district of Hong Kong, a city where half the world’s shark fin is traded, a salesman admits he has no idea whether the fins come from endangered species. His shop does not sell shark meat, and he says it could be true that the carcase is simply tossed into the sea. As well as the cruelty, there is also the incredible waste. The average shark stretches to about 10 bowls of soup.

　　鯊魚的鰭一旦被曬干并放入罐里，便幾乎無可判斷它們來自哪種鯊魚，或者是否是被割下來的。在魚翅交易量占全球一半的香港，上環區一家商店的一位銷售人員坦承，他不清楚店里的魚翅是否來自瀕危鯊魚。他的店里不賣鯊魚肉，并且他表示，鯊魚的尸體被直接拋回海里可能是真事。豈止是殘忍，這也是一種巨大的浪費。平均每條鯊魚只能加工出大約10碗魚翅湯。

　　Certainly, shark fin is traditional. As one writer points out, to ask people to stop eating it is the equivalent of suggesting Americans give up turkey for Thanksgiving. There is doubtless a case for banning other types of food, such as some types of caviar and some species of whale. But cultures are not immutable. Traditions change, especially when they are unsustainable.

　　不錯，魚翅是一種傳統食物。正如一位作家所指出的那樣，要求人們不吃魚翅就好比讓美國人過感恩節時不要吃火雞。我們無疑有理由禁止食用其它食物，比如某類魚子醬和某些種類的鯨。但文化也不是一成不變的。傳統會發生變化，尤其是當它們難以為繼的時候。

　　Fortunately, many of the most prominent campaigners against shark fin are Chinese, with Yao Ming, the recently retired basketball sensation, among the most passionate. In Hong Kong, where shark fin used to be de rigueur at Cantonese banquets, many young people refuse to eat it. Besides, sharks have less cachet now they are siphoned from the oceans on an industrial scale.

　　值得慶幸的是，在反對吃魚翅的最著名活動人士之中，許多都是中國人，比如近期退役的籃球明星姚明，就是行動最積極的人士之一。在香港，魚翅曾是粵宴上的必備菜肴，但如今許多青年人拒絕食用魚翅。此外，在捕殺鯊魚實現工業化規模的今天，魚翅的身價已大不如前。

　　In Canada, more than a few ethnic Chinese couples have made a show of not serving shark fin at their wedding. Judy Lao recently told the Vancouver Province why she didn’t have it at her reception. “We don’t really care, our friends don’t care, and shark fin has no nutritional value anyway,” she said. “So why should we serve it?” Why indeed.

　　在加拿大，許多對華裔夫婦已做出表率，在婚宴上不供應魚翅。Judy Lao最近向《溫哥華省報》(Vancouver Province)解釋了，為什么她的婚宴沒有上魚翅。“我們并不介意這些，我們的朋友也不介意，再說魚翅根本也沒有什么營養價值，”她表示。“所以，我們為什么要上魚翅呢?”確實，這有什么必要呢?

英語作文 篇7

　　This summer, I was very happy. Although I didn't go out to travel. But my friends and me to a nursing home to help old people.In a nursing home, we introduce myself after, began to work for the old people. First of all, we first points groups. Some go to sweeping the floor, others to help old people back on, some with old people, and my sorrows and other friends to help the old man sun wash the quilt.We started, we use the washing powder on the old people on the quilt, rub with the brush and rub, very tired. I understand the mother's hard work. Then, we will bask in the quilt.We stayed for a nursing home in the afternoon, and the old man say good-bye, I have decided to help your parents do some housework more in the future.

　　這個暑假,我非常開心.雖然我沒有出去旅游。但是我和朋友們到養老院去幫助老人們。到了養老院,我們自我介紹了后,就開始為老人們做事了。首先,我們先分了組。有的去掃地,有的'去幫老人們捶背,有的陪老人們解悶,而我和其他的朋友幫老人曬洗被子。我們開始了,我們用洗衣粉灑在老人們的被子上,用刷子搓了又搓,很累。我體會到了媽媽的辛苦。接著,我們就曬被子了。我們在養老院待了一個下午,和老人道別后,我決定以后多幫父母做家務。

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