介绍伦敦的英语作文

篇一：几篇关于伦敦的作文

My trip to London

Last summer vacation ,I went to London with my parents . At first, I went

to Buckingham Palace(知道你不会，帮你注一下：)，it was very great ! It's so beautiful !Second, I went to British Museum()，it was a little boring .I was

unhappy.And then ,I went to Thames River()，it was so clear.At last,I went to Big Ben()，it was really big.

I love London very much ,what about you ?

London (none) is the capital of England, the first city and a port, is one of Europe's largest metropolitan area is one of the world's four and world-class city, with the United States, New York, Paris and Tokyo. London has not been British cities, it is not a formal city (the heartland of London, and Westminster city is the city), but since the 18th century because she has been one of the world's most important political, economic, cultural and arts and entertainment center, it is generally thought that she was a mistake.

From the beginning of the 20th century to 1801, as the British empire's capital, because in the London in politics, economy, culture, science and technology, etc, and the remarkable achievements as the world's largest city.

London is a diversified metropolis, the people from all over the world, with multiple ethnic, religious and cultural, The language used in the city more than 300 kinds. At the same time, London or world famous tourist resort, with numerous scenic spots and museum, etc. London will host the 2012 Olympics in London.

译文：伦敦（无）是英格兰的第一个城市和港口的首都，是欧洲最大的都会区之一，是世界的四个世界级城市之一，与美国，纽约，巴黎和东京。伦敦已经没有英国的城市，这不是1正式的城市（在伦敦的中心地带，和威斯敏斯特市的城市），但自18世纪以来，因为她已被世界上最重要的政治，经济，文化和艺术，并娱乐中心，人们普遍认为她是一个错误。 从20世纪初至1801年，大英帝国的首都，因为在伦敦，在政治，经济，文化，科学和技术等，取得了显着的成就作为世界上最大的城市。

伦敦是一个多元化的大都市，人们从世界各地多个民族，宗教和文化，在城市中使用的语言超过300种，。同时，伦敦还是世界著名的旅游胜地，与众多的风景名胜和博物馆等， 伦敦将在2012年伦敦奥运会主办权。

Summer Olympic Games in London is by far the highest number of host cities. Is also the history's first three cities hosting the Olympic Games for the first time: 1908 London Olympic Games; second time: the 1948 London Olympic Games; third time: the 2012 London Olympics. In July 2001 they lost to Beijing, missed the 2008 Summer

Olympics. However, they soon recovered from the shadow of defeat came, confidently announced to the 2012 Olympic Games bid. In the five candidate cities, they are considered the largest popular cities. After waiting a period of nearly suffocated people, after a 13-year-old ethnic Chinese Singaporean girls to put the outcome of the letter handed over to Roger. Rogge thanked the host, the people of Singapore, after the application of national and five candidate cities, to the world loudly announced: the 30th Summer Olympic Games are in London

译文：夏季奥运会在伦敦奥运会的主办城市是迄今为止人数最多的。也是历史上第三个城市举办奥运会首次：1908年伦敦奥运会，第二次：1948年伦敦奥运会第三次：2012年伦敦奥运会。2001年7月他们不敌北京，无缘2008年夏季奥运会。然而，他们很快就从失利的阴影中恢复了，自信地宣布2012年奥运会的申办。在5个候选城市中，它们被认为是最大的热门城市。后等待一段时间的人几乎窒息，经过了13年中国古老的民族新加坡女孩把信交给了罗杰的结果。罗格感谢主机的国家和五个候选城市的申请后，新加坡人民，向全世界大声宣布：第三十届夏季奥运会在伦敦

篇二：杰克伦敦英文简介

杰克伦敦的英文简介

甘绍旭整理

Jack London was a very famous realistic writer of the United States, whose name at birth was John Griffith London. He was also a strong sailor and a war correspondent. He was born on January 12, 1876 in San Francisco, California. It is believed that he is the illegitimate son of an astrologer whose name was William Chaney. His family was very poor----no fixed occupations, and no fixed residence, either. So Jack had to leave school to make a living and support his family. Jack’s extensive life experiences included: being a laborer, factory worker, oyster pirate on the San Francisco Bay, member of the California Fish Patrol, sailor, railroad hobo, and gold prospector (in the Klondike from 1897-1898).In his twenty, Jack entered the university of California. But he dropped out of school after a semester because of the poverty. In the year 1897, he went to Alaska to find gold. Instead of getting much gold, he found ideas for his books and stories. So he went back home and began to write. In 1900, he published his first novel---The Son of the Wolf, immediately draw most of the people’s attention. From then on, he continued to publish a series of short novels, and began to have a place in the American literature world. Later Jack become the best-selling, highest paid and most popular American author of his time. He was prolific: fifty-one of his books and hundreds of his articles had been published. All of these works can be divided into three big types: one describes the people in the nature; one describes the people in the city; one is the thesis. The works which describe the people in the nature also can be divided into two types: about the life of the polar region, about the life of the sea. His most notable books include The Call of the Wild (originally entitled “The Sleeping Wolf”) which was published in 1903, belongs to the type which is about the life of the polar region. The Iron Heel, White Fang, The Sea-Wolf (originally entitled “Mercy of the Sea”),which is the symbolic work about people’s life of the sea. The People of the Abyss (a sociological treatise about the slums of London, England), John Barleycorn, Martin Eden, and The Star Rover. His short story, “To Build A Fire”, is considered to be an all-time classic. His writings have been translated into several dozen languages and to all of his works were widely read throughout the world. Most of his works are full of positive emotions: energetic, enjoying, enthusiastic, exhilarated and brave, and full of hardworking. Erving Stone, an American biography novelist, called Jack London “the Father of the Proletarian Literature in the United States ” in his biography about Jack London----Sailor on Horseback. As his writings were warmly welcomed and he became rich and famous when he was under thirty . But Jack London was not a happy man. In poor health. He took his own life in 1916. He was then only forty years old.

私生子出身的杰克·伦敦对个人主义和超人哲学的信奉与其童年的苦难记忆有关。正是由于尝尽了穷苦困顿、颠沛流浪之苦，杰克·伦敦内心中从不公平、不平等的社会处境中突围的冲动才显得格外强烈。与其无助和软弱地等待，不如与命运殊死一搏。杰克·伦敦的生活是高度紧张的，他一生都在寻求从底层中出头，从厄运中成功。他11岁就外出打零工谋生，14岁因为参与偷袭私人牡蛎场而被

抓获，被罚做苦工。后来，他又做了一名水手，开始了航海生涯。18岁的他参加了向华盛顿“进军”的失业者组织“基林军”，又在进军组织遭取缔后恢复了流浪生活，在监牢与街头之间生存。20岁时他考进加州大学，又因穷困而退学，同姐夫一道去阿拉斯加淘金。坎坷的人生经历和对底层生活的深切体验为他的写作提供了丰富的素材。

他专注于人的内心世界，对自我理想的追求和对生命意义的追问更加强烈，对现实世界更加敏感和渴求

篇三：London英文介绍伦敦

London

London is a cosmopolitan mixture of the Third and First worlds, of chauffeurs and beggars, of the establishment, the avowedly working class and the avant-garde. Unlike comparable European cities, much of London looks unplanned and grubby, but that is part of its appeal. Visiting London is like being let loose on a giant-sized Monopoly board clogged with traffic. Even though you probably won't know where the hell you are, at least the names will look reassuringly familiar. The city is so enormous, visitors will need to make maximum use of the underground train system: unfortunately, this dislocates the city's geography and makes it hard to get your bearings.

When to Go

London is a year-round tourist center, with few of its attractions closing or significantly reducing their opening hours in winter. Your best chance of good weather is, of course, at the height of summer in July

and August, but there's certainly no guarantee of sun even in those months and that is when you can expect the biggest crowds and highest prices.

Great churches:

Westminster Abbey

A resting place of the royals, Westminster Abbey, is one of the most visited churches in the Christian world. It's a beautiful building, full of morose tombs and monuments, with an acoustic field that will send shivers down your spine when the choirboys clear their throats. The roll call of the dead and honored is guaranteed to humble the greatest egoist, despite the weighty and ornate memorabilia.

St Paul's Cathedral

Half the world saw the inside of St Paul's Cathedral when Charles tied the knot here in 1981. The venerable building was constructed by

Christopher Wren between 1675 and 1710, but stands on the site of two previous cathedrals dating back to 604. Its famous dome, the biggest in the world after St Peter's in Rome, no longer dominates London as it did for centuries - a fact which irritates the bonnie prince's sense of architectural harmony. Visitors should talk low and sweetly near the whispering gallery, which reputedly carries words spoken close to its walls to the other side of the dome.

Westminster Cathedral is the headquarters of Britain's Catholic Church, and the only prime example of neo-Byzantine architecture in the city. The interior is part splendid marble and part bare brick - the money ran out. The 14 Stations of the Cross sculptures by Eric Gill and the marvelously somber atmosphere make this a great escape from coach tourists and traffic alike.

Kings & Queens

he Queen opened Buckingham Palace to the public for the first time in 1993 to raise money for repairs to Windsor Castle. The palace rates poorly compared to Britain's other stately homes. The interiors range from kitsch to tasteless opulence and reveal nothing of the domestic life of the Royal Family apart from a gammy eye when it comes to interior décor.

The Tower of London, once a castle and palace, is now a beautifully preserved monument to cruelty. According to Shakespeare, their wicked uncle, Richard III, slaughtered the young princes and heirs of Edward IV here. The cells have played host to an illustrious crew which includes Thomas More, Anne Boleyn, Walter Raleigh, Rudolf Hess and Wham!

Bloodcurdling attractions include torture implements displayed in Martin Tower. Don't overdose on suits of armor, coats of arms or Beefeaters and you'll have a fun time. Check out the ravens on the green: legend says that the day they desert the Tower, London shall fall to its enemies. Parliament

The awesome neo-Gothic brilliance of the Houses of Parliament has been restored thanks to a recent spring clean of the fa?ade. The building includes the House of Commons and the House of Lords, so the grandeur of the exterior is let down only by the level of debate in the interior. There's restricted access to the chambers when they're in session, but a visit around 6 pm will avoid the worst of the crowds. Check the time on the most recognizable face in the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben.

Downing Street, the official residence of the prime minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has been guarded by an imposing iron gate since the security forces realized that the lone iconic bobby outside Maggie's door was not sufficient to stop the IRA mortar bomb attack in 1989.

Museums & Their Booty

The British Museum is the oldest, most august museum in the world. It is so big and so full of 'stuff' collected by Victorian travelers and

explorers that visitors often make the mistake of overdosing on the antiquities. See as much as you want to see, not as much as you believe you should. Highlights include the weird Assyrian treasures and Egyptian mummies; the exquisite pre-Christian Portland Vase and the 2000-year-old corpse found in a Cheshire bog.

The Victoria & Albert Museum has an eclectic mix of booty gathered together under its brief as a museum of decorative art and design. It sometimes feels like an enormous Victorian junk shop, with nearly four million artifacts on display. It's best to browse through the collection

whimsically, checking out the Chinese ceramics, Japanese swords, cartoons by Raphael, sculpture by Rodin, the Frank Lloyd Wright study and the pair of Doc Martens.

The Natural History Museum is one of London's finest Gothic-revival buildings, but even its grand cathedral-like main entrance can seem squashed when you're confronted with hordes of screaming schoolkids. Keep away from the dinosaur exhibit while the kids are around and check out the mammal balcony at the Blue Whale exhibit or the spooky, moonlit rainforest in the ecology gallery.

Those Famous Galleries

The cash-strapped National Gallery, located on the edge of Trafalgar Square, has one of the world's most impressive art collections. Famous paintings include Cezanne's The Bathers and van Eyck's Arnolfini Wedding. Entry to the gallery is free, which means if you feel like dropping in and looking at just one or two pictures, you can do so at your leisure without feeling obliged to cover extensive territory.

The Tate Gallery is the keeper of an impressive historical archive of British art. The adjoining Clore Gallery has a wonderful collection of JMW Turner paintings, and tries not to miss the pre-Raphaelite room. Housed in the former Bankside Power Station, the brand-spanking new Tate Modern displays the Tate's collection of international modern art, including major works by Bacon, Dal? Picasso, Matisse, Rothko and Warhol, as well as work by more contemporary artists. The building is as exciting as the art: gorgeous industrial-strength red brick with a 325-foot-high chimney. The former turbine hall, below street level and running the length of the vast building, now forms the awe-inspiring entrance to the gallery.

Cultural Centers

Several of London's large cultural centers are bleak, concrete

monstrosities, but the events held inside are world class. The South Bank, on the 'wrong side' of the Thames, looks spectacular at night, and includes the Hayward Gallery, the brilliant Festival Hall, the National Theatre and the National Film Theatre. The Barbican is a brutal architectural nightmare, saved only by the fact that it's the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company, the London Symphony Orchestra and the London Classical Orchestra. The restored Globe Theatre is a faithful

reproduction of the original (complete with thatched roof and ash and nutshell floors), which featured Shakespeare's plays and was closed by Puritans in 1642. The Institute for Contemporary Art is a great place to relax, hang out and see some cutting-edge film, dance, photography, theatre and art.

Green Bits

Huge Hyde Park used to be a royal hunting ground, was once a venue for duels, executions and horse racing, and even became a giant potato field during WWII. It is now a place of fresh air, spring color, lazy sunbathers and boaters on Serpentine Lake. Features of the park include sculptures by Jacob Epstein and Henry Moore, the contemporary Serpentine Gallery and Speaker's Corner. Regents Park is the home of London Zoo, a mosque, and an open-air theatre. The Queen Mary Rose Gardens in the center of the park are particularly spectacular. Nearby Primrose Hill has a great view of London.

Kew Gardens, in Richmond, Surrey, is both a beautiful park and an important botanical research center. There's a vast expanse of lawn and formal gardens and two soaring Victorian conservatories - the Palm House and the Temperate House - which are home to exotic plant life. Hampstead Heath is one of the few places in London where you can actually forget that you're in the middle of an 800-sq-mile (1300 sq km) city. There are woods, meadows, hills and bathing ponds and, most importantly of all, lots of space.

Plant your feet in two different time meridians at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park. Nearby is the world's biggest, emptiest and most expensive bouncy castle, the Millennium Dome, which is now closed as a tourist attraction.

Markets

The huge Camden Markets could be the closest England gets to free-form chaos outside the terraces of football stadium. They stretch between Camden and Chalk Farm tube stations, incorporating Camden Lock on the Grand Union Canal, and get so crowded on the weekends that you'll think you're in the Third World. The markets include the Camden Canal Market (bric-a-brac, furniture and designer clothes), Camden Market (leather goods and army surplus gear) and the Electric Market (records and 1960s clothing).

The colourful Portobello Market is London's most famous street market, best seen on a Saturday morning before the gridlock sets in. It's full of antiques, jewelery, ethnic knick-knacks, second-hand clothes and fruit and vegetable stalls. Petticoat Lane is East London's celebrated Sunday morning market, but it's overrated, overpriced, and appeals only to those so bleary-eyed from the night before that they think they need broken chocolate bars, ugly trinkets and cut-price cans of Ajax. Brixton Market is a cosmopolitan treat made up of a rainbow coalition of reggae music, slick Muslim preachers, halal meat and fruit and vegetables. Its inventory includes wigs, homeopathic root cures, goat meat and rare records.

No other area of Britain is as rich in history, tradition, and cultural associations as London. Throughout the capital there are great mansions, venerable old buildings, quaint houses, unrivalled collections of art treasures, tremendous sweeps of glorious parkland and colorful ceremonies to suit every possible taste and mood. History is from there and ,of course, it is worthwhile visiting London.

篇四：关于伦敦奥运会的英语作文

关于伦敦奥运会的英语作文

伦敦奥运会中国代表团成立

July 10, the Chinese delegation of the London Olympic Games was established in Beijing. China will send 396 athletes in 23 sports to the upcoming London Olympic Games.

The team, consisting of 171 men and 225 women athletes, will also be accompanied by 225 officials for the Games which start on July 27. According to the Chinese Olympic Committee, China will be represented in 23 of 26 sports at the Summer Games after it has filed to quality for soccer, equestrian and handball.

At Beijing 2008, host China sent its biggest-ever Olympic team of 639 athletes who finally won 51 gold medals, and stunned the world by standing on top of the medal table on home soil. By winning 51 golds, 21 silvers and 28 bronzes, China also relegated the mighty United States to second place. Now China will look to extend its domination to London as the squad has been strenghtened by comeback men's 110m hurdling star Liuxiang and swimming prodigy Sunyang.

However, the head of delegation seems not so optimistic. He said that the athletes from around the world had worked very hard for the Games and they were so eager to make breakthrough and won medals, so the competitions would be hotly contested. As for our athletes must get fully prepared and ready to face the challenges. They have to fight for each gold.

运动会开幕词

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Good morning! I am Oscar, the spokesman of the Students’ Union. On behalf of the Students’ Union, the main organizer of today’s sports meeting, I welcome you all to the beautiful stadium. After two months’ preparation, our annual sports meeting is held on schedule.

Thanks to the support and help from our school leaders and teachers. Though they have many school responsibilities, they have taken time off to take part in our sports activities. Let’s give them a big hand. Through sports, we can not only develop our physical prowess, but also promote social and

emotional skills, and even intellectual skills, which will matter in our future lives substantially. So hope everybody here cherish this opportunity and enjoy it.

At last, best wishes for the success of the sports meeting and best wishes for the good results of our athletes. It is my pleasure to announce the open of the sports meeting. Thank you and good luck!

我对运动员使用兴奋剂的看法

With the upcoming of the London Olympic Games, the anti-doping is being hotly discussed again. It's said that the analeptic inspection of London Olympic Games is the most stringent ever. Some athletes resort to stimulants to boost their competition results, because a good competition result means a lot to an athlete, glory, repuation and money. But almost all people think that the stimulants should be banned in any kind of sports games. I strongly support it.First of all, using the stimulants will destroy the athlete both in physical and in mental. Taking stimulants can release the energy within a short period of time, using up athletes' energy and making them totally excited, even crazy. After the games, they have to rest for several days to recover. Furthermore, the athletes may become addicted to the stimulants. It's kind of drugs that hardly to get rid of.

Secondly, taking stimulants violates the spirit of the Olympic Games. If every athletes take stimulants to get better competition results, there's no point in holding any kind of sports games, because it would be the competition of stimulants rather than the competitive level of athletes.

In short, the athletes should stay away from stimulants and rely on their hard work to win the gold medal in the sports games.

2012伦敦奥运会

London Olympic Games

The 2012 London Olympic Games has successfully started on July 27. The opening ceremony was so splendid that made the world surprised. The movie plots go throughout the opening ceremony, James Bond, Mr. Bean, Harry Potter. Now, the 2012 London Olympic Games has been carried out for 8 days. Many athletes performed excellently and won the gold medals. Because of time difference, it's a great pity that I can't watch the games from beginning to end. But some games I never miss. I hope that the athletes can performe well in this games.

篇五：英国伦敦地标性建筑伦敦眼和大笨钟的英文介绍

The London Eye and The Big Ben

As we all know, Britain is a developed country. It's a charming country with its history, culture and tourism resort.But what I want to introduce for you is its outstanding landmarks building in London.

London is not only the capital city of Britain,but also the important political and financial center in Britain. It's a place full of art and beauty.And London is working hard to reform urban landscape and the environment, with a new look to welcome tourists from all over the world.

Now,let me briefly introduce some famous landmarks for you,such as the London Eye and the Big Ben.

The London Eye

The British Airways London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, was build in 1999 and was one of the most popular Tourism resort in the British.The London Eye have 32 cars which could accept 25 people.What a huge data shown that

3.5 million visitors from all over the world were attracted to London Eye. The mainly reason is London Eye is the best view to enjoy the most scenery in London,such as Jubilee Gardens,the River Thames,London's County Hall,the offices of the Ministry of Defence,Windsor Castle and more. It is not only a landmark , but also huge pride for London. The London Eye is as famous as the statue of liberty in the United States and the Eiffel Tower in France.It is worthy of the name --British Landmark Building.

The Big Ben

A famous antique clock in London,England is called Big Ben,which is the clock of Westminster palace.It's the traditional London landmark. In June 2012, Britain announced that the "Big Ben" clock tower would been renamed to "Elizabeth tower" The Big Ben is located in the north of the river Thames on the tall tower.In another way to say it's a building studded with a clock, which called the "Big Ben". Every hour, the clock make a sound of a heavy clang according to Greenwich time, and through a long way to tell people what time is it now. Thought Big Ben have worked for London for 154 years,it still bells clear and beautiful.

As some detail, the Big Ben was build by minister Benjamin Franklin hall jazz in 1859, which weigh 21 tons, and casting cost 27000 pounds. Big Ben is regarded as a symbol of London.Whoever go to London for sightseeing, the Big Ben is the first choice,Think of it,all around the clock tower, standing on parliament bridge, looking the different people,enjoying your time,listening a beautiful ring ring by Big Ben,That is awesome.What a unique and charming architecture in London!

That is all.Thanks.

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