金门大桥英语作文

篇一：英语作文2

美好的星期六 A Nice Saturday

Today is Saturday, the weather is very nice. I’m very happy to finally have the opportunity to go to the zoo with my parents. My parents work very hard to support the family every day, so they often do not have time to stay with me. I hope that they can accompany me to the zoo for a long time.

Because it’s weekend, there are many people in the zoo. First, we go to see some birds. There are many kinds of birds in cages, I can not tell all their names. Then, we go to visit the dolphin show, the dolphin is very lovely and its show brings everyone happiness. At the end, we go to the shop in the zoo; my mother bought me a bear doll that I like very much. Today is a happy day, thank you my parents to giving me a beautiful memory. I hope that they can have more time to take a break and have more time to stay with me. I love them so much.

今天是星期六。天气很好。我很开心最后有这个机会和我爸爸妈妈一起去动物园。为了这个家，我爸爸妈妈每天都很努力工作，所以他们经常是没有时间陪我的。很久之前我就希望他们能够陪我去动物园玩了。

因为是周末，动物园里面有很多人。首先，我们去看了鸟儿。笼子里面有各种各样的鸟，我都不能把它们的名字说全。之后，我们去看了海豚表演。海豚很可爱，它的表演也给大家带来了欢乐。最后我们去了动物园里面的商店，妈妈给我买了一个我很喜欢的玩具熊。

今天是开心的一天。谢谢我的父母给了我这么好的回忆。我希望他们能够好好休息一下并抽更多的时间陪陪我。我很爱他们。

童年故事 Stories of Childhood

I live with my parents and my grandmother. My grandmother is a kind elderly people. She likes talking and she always tells me stories of hers, my father’s and mine. She is full filled with memories. She told me that I was quiet and docile when I was little. My parents went to work all day, and my grandmother took care of me and my cousin. After she fed me, I sat and played myself. She didn’t have to worry much about me. I almost made no troubles. But my cousin was not. He never sat well or ate his food tactfully. My grandmother had to always keep an eye on him to prevent making troubles. But, there was one thing drove her crazy. That was I didn’t like going to school. When I was at the school age, my parents sent me to school. But I cried every morning when I arrived at school. They had to comfort me for a long time to bring me into classroom. After two or three months later, the situation became good. I like my grandmother sharing the stories with me. It makes me warm and beloved.

我和爸爸妈妈还有奶奶住在一起。我的奶奶是一位慈祥的老人，她很喜欢聊天，经常和我讲她的故事，还有爸爸的和我的。她满是回忆。她告诉我说我小时

候很安静乖巧。我的爸爸妈妈一整天都上班，所以都是她照顾我还有我的一个堂弟。喂饱我之后，我会乖乖坐着，自己玩，她不需要操太多的心，我几乎不给她添麻烦。但是我的堂弟却不是这样。他从不好好坐着，也不好好吃饭。奶奶必须时刻盯紧他，防止他制造麻烦。但是，我也有一件事让她抓狂，那就是我不喜欢上学。到了上学的年纪，我的爸爸妈妈送我去学校，但是每天早上我到学校的时候就开始哭，他们要安抚我很久我才愿意走进教室。大概两三个月之后，情况才有所好转。我喜欢奶奶和我讲故事，这让我觉得温暖，被宠爱着。

我爱英语 I Love English

We start to learn English when we enter the primary school. I think English is great. First of all, learning English we can watch the English movies without subtitles, what’s more, we can understand the lyrics of English songs. Second，we can use English to communicate with foreigners, make more friends. We can have a lot of benefits through learning English. Thus I love English.

我们从小学就开始学英语。我认为英语很棒。首先，学英语的话看外国电影就不需要看字幕了；我们也能听得懂英文歌了。其次，我们可以用英语与外国人交流，认识更多的朋友。通过学英语，我们得到了很多好处。因此我很爱英语。

十年后的我 Me, in Ten Years Later

When we have nothing to do and are in a daze, many of us would have thought about how we would be in ten years. Looking the rain outside the window, I couldn’t help imagining myself ten years later. Ten years later, I don’t need to wear school uniform any more, instead of many beautiful dress and some sexy clothes. I would be a famous fashion designer. It must be very wonderful to go around the world, hold large number of fashion show. How great it is!

在我们没有什么事情做发呆的时候，很多人会想过十年后的自己会是怎么样的呢。看着窗外的雨，我禁不住想象我十年后的情况。十年后，我不再需要穿校服了，取而代之的是许多漂亮的性感的衣服。我会成为一名有名的服装设计师。到处环游世界，举行大量的时装秀肯定很精彩。多么的美好啊！

我最喜欢的节日 My Favorite Holiday

My favorite holiday is Mid-autumn Day. Do you know why? Firstly, it’s day for family gathering. On Mid-autumn Day, families will stay together and eat a big dinner. My families always make very delicious food. After dinner, families will enjoy the beautiful full moon. We often have a good talk and eat moon cakes and fruits. For me, I like moon cakes very

much. They are so tasty. Besides, the Mid-autumn Day is in autumn. It’s my favorite season.

我最喜欢的节日是中秋节，你知道为什么吗？首先，中秋节是一个家庭团聚的节日。中秋节这天，家人们会聚在一起吃一顿大餐。我的家人会做很美味的食物。晚餐过后，家人们会在一起赏月。我们经常会边吃月饼、水果边聊天。至于我，我很喜欢吃月饼，觉得月饼很好吃。此外，中秋节在秋天，那是我最喜欢的季节。

美国之旅 Travel to the USA

I have come back from the USA. From my diary you will know that I’ve been to many places in the States and I’ve tried different means of transportation. Here is a list:

I have taken the subway to the Central Park and I have enjoyed the beautiful views there.

I have taken a ferry to Liberty Island and I have visited the Statue of Liberty.

I have taken a bike to Chinatown and I have eaten different kinds of Chinese food. I have flied to San Francisco and I have walked on the Golden Gate Bridge.

我从美国回来了。从我的日记中你会知道我在美国去过很多地方，坐过不同的交通工具。这里是一个单子：

我坐地铁到中央公园，我喜欢那里的美景。

我坐渡轮到自由岛，参观过自由女神像。

我乘自行车去唐人街，我已经吃了各种各样的中国菜。

我飞到过旧金山，也走过金门大桥。

篇二：初二英语作文

作文每位同学必须打草稿

写作前需先确定人称，时

态！书写必须整洁。

每个人都是独一无二的，

都有与众不同之处，人们

喜欢你一定会有很多原

因。请以 “What makes me

a good friend?”为题写一

篇英语短文。

要求：1. 语言表达准确，

短文连贯通顺；

2. 文中不得出现真

实姓名和学校名称；

3. 80词左右。

What makes me a good friend? _____________________________________________________________________(转 载 于:wWW.zw2.Cn 爱作文网)_________

What makes me a good friend? I am a boy easy to get along with. I never get angry easily. That’s the most important reason that makes me so popular.

I’m always ready to help others. When my friends meet with any

problems, I will always give them a hand without thinking.

I’m quite humorous. I can always tell some jokes or funny stories to make my friends laugh.

I’m honest. I never tell lies and I can keep secrets for them.. So my friends always can trust me..

上个暑假，我和我的家人坐火车去了青岛。那里总是阳光明媚,空气也很清新，令人心情舒畅。我们去了海边，海水和天空一样的蓝，在沙滩上沐浴着阳光，是件很享受的事儿。我和妹妹还捡了好多五颜六色的贝壳shells。我们在这里买了好多有趣的东西，我打算送给我的朋友们。我们在这里

吃到了很多东西，比如鱼，虾..真的很美味。

我们住在一个干净整洁的旅馆里，而且价格不是很昂贵。

我很喜欢这里，如果有机会我还希望可以再次去青岛，这个美丽有趣的地方。

Last summer vacation,my

family and I went to Qingdao by train.There was always sunshine and fresh

air,which made us so

comfortable.We went to the

篇三：金门大桥 Golden Gate Bridge

金门大桥 Golden Gate Bridge（旧金山）

The orange towers of the Golden Gate Bridge-probably the most beautiful, certainly the most photographed bridge in the world-are visible from almost every point of elevation in San Francisco. The only cleft in Northern California's 600-mile continental wall, for years this mile-wide strait was considered unbridgeable. As much an architectural as an engineering feat, the Golden Gate took only 52 months to design and build, and was opened in 1937. Designed by Joseph Strauss, it was the first really massive suspension bridge, with a span of 4200ft, and until 1959 ranked as the world's longest. It connects the city at its northwesterly point on the peninsula to Marin County and Northern California, rendering the hitherto essential ferry crossing redundant, and was designed to withstand winds of up to a hundred miles an hour and to swing as much as 27ft. Handsome on a clear day, the bridge takes on an eerie quality when the thick white fogs pour in and hide it almost completely.

You can either drive or walk across. The drive is the more thrilling of the two options as you race under the bridge's towers, but the half-hour walk across it really gives you time to take in its enormous size and absorb the views of the city behind you and the headlands of Northern California straight ahead. Pause at the midway point and consider the seven or so suicides a month who choose this spot, 260ft up, as their jumping-off spot. Monitors of such events speculate that victims always face the city before they leap. In 1995, when the suicide toll from the bridge had reached almost 1000, police kept the figures quiet to avoid a rush of would-be suicides going for the dubious distinction of being the thousandth person to leap.

Perhaps the best-loved symbol of San Francisco, in 1987 the Golden Gate proved an auspicious place for a suise party when crowds gathered to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary. Some quarter of a million people turned up (a third of the city's entire population); the winds were strong and the huge numbers caused the bridge to buckle, but fortunately not to break.

泰姬陵

泰姬陵Taj Mahal介绍英文版

The construction of this marble masterpiece is credited to the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan who erected this mausoleum in memory of his beloved wife， Arjumarid Bano Begum； popularly known as Mumtaz Mahal， who died in A.H. 1040 （A.D. 1630）。 泰姬陵是国王Shah Jahan为了自己死去的妻子Bano建造的。

Her last wish to her husband was "to build a tomb in her memory such as the world had never seen before". Thus emperor Shah Jahan set about building this fairy tale like marvel. 这为王后的最后期望是希望的她的丈夫为她建造一个世界前所未有的坟墓。

The construction of Taj Mahal was started in A.D. 1632 and completed at the ended in 1648

A.D. For seventeen years， twenty thousand workmen are said to have been employed on it daily， for their accommodation a small town， named after the deceased empress- 'Mumtazabad'， now known as Taj Ganj， was built adjacent to it. 泰姬陵于公元1632年开始建造，花费了17年的时间，在每天都动用了2万工人。

Amanat Khan Shirazi was the calligrapher of Taj Mahal， his name occurs at the end of an inscription on one of the gates of the Taj. Poet Ghiyasuddin had designed the verses on the tombstone， while Ismail Khan Afridi of Turkey was the dome maker. Muhammad Hanif was the superintendent of Masons. Amanat是泰姬陵的书法家，他的名字刻在了大门的题词下方。 诗人Ghiyasuddin也做了韵诗。 ISmail制作了园拱顶，Hanif是泥瓦匠监督。

The designer of Taj Mahal was Ustad Ahmad Lahauri. The material was brought in from allover India and central Asia and it took a fleet of 1000 elephants to transport it to the site. The central dome is 187 ft. high at the centre. 制作材料是用1000头大象从印度各地和亚洲中部运来的。

Red sandstone was brought from Fatehpur Sikri， Jasper from Punjab， Jade and Crystal from China， Turquoise from Tibet， Lapis Lazuli and Sapphire from Sri Lanka， Coal & Comelian from Arabia and Diamonds from Panna. In all 28 kind of rare， semi precious and precious stones were used （or inlay work in the Taj Mahal. 翡翠和水晶是从中国而来。

The chief building material， the white marble was brought from the quarries of Makrana， in distt. Nagaur， Rajasthan. Copies of orders （farmans） issued to Raja Jai Singh， for the purpose by Shah Jahan， can be seen in the Taj Museum.

Taj Mahal's outer court， also known as Jilo Khana， was formerly used both as a bazar and a caravansarai （Rest house）。 On the south-east and south-west comers are the tombs of Sirhindi Begum and Satiunnisa Khanum. The Taj has a jewel-like quality. 泰姬陵的外围广场用来做大市场和休息厅。

The shadow and light play demonstrates its many moods.

Some feel the Taj is best seen on a full moon night， others find it ethereal at dawn while some insist that it is sensuous at sunset. 有些人认为泰姬陵在全月时的夜晚看起来最漂亮。有些人也认为黎明前看来有灵气，日落时看有感性。

圣彼得堡介绍中英文版

St. Petersburg. The very name brings to mind some of Russia's greatest poets, writers and composers: Pushkin, Dostoevsky, Tchaikovsky. The 19th century was a golden age for St. Petersburg's wealthy classes. It was a world of ballets and balls, of art and literature, of tea and caviar.

圣彼得堡，只要提到这个名字就让人想起那些俄国最伟大的诗人、作家以及作曲家：普希金、杜斯妥也夫斯基、柴可夫斯基。十九世纪对圣彼得堡的富有阶级来说是段黄金岁月。那是一个充满了芭蕾舞和舞会、艺术和文学、茶和鱼子酱的世界。

The golden age ended with the advent of World War 1. Working people were growing more and more discontented. In 1917, Communism came, promising peace and prosperity.

这段黄金岁月因为第一次世界大战的来临而结束。工人阶级的不满愈来愈高涨。1917年时，共产党来了并向人民保证和平与繁荣。

St. Petersburg had become Petrograd in 1914. People wanted a Russian name for their city. Ten years later, the city's name changed again, this time to Leningrad. Then in 1991, Leningraders voted to restore the city's original name. Some people opposed the name change altogether. Others thought it was just too soon. Old, run-down Soviet Leningrad, they said, was not the St. Petersburg of 19th-century literature.

圣彼得堡在1914年变成彼得格勒。人们想为这个城市取个俄国名字。十年之后，这个城市的名字又改了，这一次叫做列宁格勒。然后在1991年，列宁格勒的居民投票恢复了此城最初的名字。有些人彻底反对改名字，有些人认为名字改得太快了。他们说老旧的苏维埃列宁格勒已不再是十九世纪的圣彼得堡了。What, then, is St. Petersburg? In the confusing post-Communist world, no one really knows. The quiet, if Soviet-style, dignity is gone. The Communist sayings are down, and gaudy advertising up. Candy bars and cigarettes are sold from boxy, tasteless kiosks. And clothing? Well, anything goes. Everyone wants to be a little different. But many people do not know the true meaning of freedom. Personal crime has gone up, up, up in the past few years.

那么，到底圣彼得堡是什么呢？在共产党结束执政后的令人困惑的情形下，没有人真正知道这个答案。那种安静却又无聊的苏维埃式的尊严已经成为过去了。共产党的标语被换了下来，代之以俗气的广告。那些四方形、没有品味的摊子出售糖果和香芋。至于穿着呢？嗯，任何样式都有。每个人都想要有点与众不同。但是许多人仍然不知道自由的真意为何。在过去数年里，个人犯罪率一直不断地上升。

Yet in spite of this, you can still find some of the city's grand past. Stand at the western tip of Vasilievsky Island. To the right is the elegant Winter Palace, former home of the czars. Its light blue sides and white classical columns make it perhaps St. Petersburg's most graceful building. It houses one of the worlds most famous art museums: the Hermitage. Inside, 20 km of galleries house thousands of works of art. Look over your right shoulder. The massive golden dome of St. Isaac's Cathedral rises above the skyline. You'll see, too, why St. Petersburg is called a "floating city." Standing there, nearly surrounded by water, you can see four of the city's 42 islands.

但是，尽管如此，你还是可以找到一些这个城市辉煌的过去。站在维丝利瓦斯基岛的西端，右边是优雅的冬宫，是沙皇从前的住处。它那浅蓝色的外墙和白色古典的园柱，使它成为大概是圣彼得堡中最优雅的建筑物。它里面有世界上最有名的艺术博物馆：赫米提巨博物馆。在里面，长达20公里的艺廊收藏了数千件的艺术作品。朝你右肩后方看去，圣以撒大教堂巨大的金制圆顶伸入了天空。你也会了解，为什么圣彼得堡又被称为「漂浮的城市」。站在那里，几乎完全被水环绕，你可以看见这城市四十二个岛屿中的四个。

Cross the bridge and turn behind the Winter Palace. In the middle of the huge Palace Square stands the Alexander Column. It commemorates Russia's victory over Napoleon. The 650-ton granite column is not attached to the base in any way. Its own weight keeps it upright. Hoisted into place in 1832, it has stood there ever since.

过了桥转到冬宫的后面，巨大的冬宫广场中间竖立着亚历山大圆柱。它是为了纪念俄国和拿破仑交战的胜利。这个六百五十吨的花岗石圆柱底部并未以任何方式固定，底部也无任何支撑。自1832年被竖立起来之后，便一直站立在那里。

Continue to Nevsky Prospekt, the heart of the old city. Let the crowds hurry by while you take your time. Admire the fine carving on bridges and columns, above doorways and windows. Cross over canals and pass by smaller palaces and other classical structures. Let your eyes drink in the light blues, greens, yellows and pinks.

继续走到纳瓦斯基街，这个老城市的中心。在你悠闲地漫步的时候，让人群从你身旁匆匆走过。欣赏那些在桥上和圆柱上，门口以及窗戶上面的精致雕刻。穿过运河并经过较小的皇宫以及其他的古典建筑物。让你的眼睛饱享淡篮、青绿、黄色和粉红色。

Take time to wander among Kazan Cathedral's semi circle of enormous brown columns. Or, if you prefer Russian-style architecture, cross the street and follow the canal a short distance. The Church of the Resurrection occupies the site where Czar Alexander 11 was assassinated in 1881.

花些时间漫步于喀山大教堂里巨大的棕色圆柱所围成的半圆形。或者，如果你喜欢俄国样式的建筑，穿过马路并随着运河走一段短距离的路。复活教会正好位于沙皇亚历山大二世在1881年被暗杀的地方。Travel outside the city to Petrodvorets Palace for a taste of old imperial grandeur. After a visit to France in the late 17th century, Peter the Great decided to build a palace for himself better than Versailles. His dream never came true in his lifetime. It took almost two centuries to complete the palace and park complex.

离开市区往彼得城方向游览，一尝古老皇宫富丽堂皇的风味。彼得大帝于十七世纪末到法国游览了一趟后，他决定要为自己盖一座比凡尔赛宫还好的皇宫。在他有生之年，这个梦想一直没有实现。皇宫和公园的复合建筑几乎花了两个世纪才完成。

Seldom does any city have the chance to reinvent itself. That chance has now come to St. Petersburg. A few people might hope to return to the glory of the past, but most know that is impossible. They want to preserve the best of past eras and push ahead. You can bet the city won't be old St. Petersburg, but something altogether different.

很少有城市有机会再创造自己，这个机会现在降临到了圣彼得堡。有些人可能希望回到过去的荣耀里，但是大多数人知道那是不可能的。他们希望能将过去年代当中的精华保留住，并进步向前。你可以打赌这个城市将不再是老圣彼得堡，而是一个完全不同的城市。