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篇一：Enjoy the Life2

Enjoy the Life

A tortoise asked a rock, “you stay here still, do you feel lonely?” “I have already used to be here because I stayed here for thousands of years.” answered the rock. The tortoise was surprised, “you have been living for thousands of years? But I just can live one thousand years, how unfair it is!” Since then, the tortoise became upset and thought of this unfair question everyday. One day, he met an elephant and asked him curiously “Hey, brother, how long can you live?” the elephant replied “70 years, what about you?” “Oh, I can live one thousand years, but the rock can live thousands of years.” The tortoise felt a little better but he still thought it is unfair that the rock can live thousands of years. The elephant was very angry and said, “You still dissatisfied? I just can live 70 years. How poor I am!” Then the elephant asked a goat, “How long can you live?” “About 20 years, what is wrong?” “I can live longer than you more than 50 years, but the tortoise can live one thousand years, how unfair the world is!” Then the tortoise, the elephant and the goat met together and talk about this question, they all thought they are so poor and they did not want to do anything. Suddenly, a dragonfly flew from around them. The goat asked her, “you look so busy, what are you doing?” The dragonfly smiled and said, “I am dying, I might live for over a week. So I want to enjoy the beautiful world in the later days.”

There are a lot of people like the tortoise, the elephant, the goat. They

just care about work, about money, about fame, about status. Or they just waste of their time on lamenting the things that have already happened, worried about the things that perhaps never happen. They compared themselves with others and never satisfied with their current situation. They earn a lot of money, and then they want more. They gain a high position, and then they want it to be higher. They give themselves a lot of pressure. Seldom can they stop their steps and enjoy the beautiful life. Life is not a race or sorrowful world; you should not run through your life so fast or undermine your worth by comparing yourself with others. Each of us is put here on earth to learn, share, love, appreciate and enjoy the beautiful world. And none of us knows when this fantastic experience will end. So sometimes stop your busy step and find some beautiful thing to notice. It could be a scent－perhaps of freshly baked bread wafting out from someone's house, or it could be the sound of the breeze slightly rustling the leaves in the trees. So please cherish ever simple day in your life

篇二：美文：人生起起落落 中英文

【英语佳句】 ups and downs of life 人生起起落落

When life gets hard and you want to give up, remember that life is full of ups and downs, and without the downs, the ups would mean nothing. 当生活很艰难，你想要放弃的时候，请记住，生活充满了起起落落，如果没有低谷，那站在高处也失去了意义。

Life has its ups and downs. You will never fully appreciate the ups unless you have some downs.

人生充满了起起落落，没有在低处历练过的人，也无法享受高处的快感。

Life is full of ups and downs. The tirck is to enjoy the ups and have courage during the downs.

人生充满了起起落落，关键在于：在顶端时要好好享受，在低谷时不失勇气。

Life is like a see-saw ride, full of ups and downs …… But when you are down, a good friend will jump on the other seat tp bring you back up again.

人生就像骑跷跷板，时高时低。当你处于低处时，你的好朋友会跳上另一头，把你重新带回高处。

Life is full of ups and downs. If you want to truly enyoy life, you should take the rough with the smooth.

人生充满了起起落落，若要真正享受人生就应该能接受人生的沉浮。

Life is like a roller coaster. It has ups and downs. But it’s your choice to scream or enjoy the ride.

人生就像过山车，一会儿冲上去，一会儿掉下来，但由你来决定是要尖叫还是享受。

篇三：双语：与他人交谈的乐趣

I fly a lot. I have a typical routine on the plane. I pull out something to read or perhaps an iPad to watch a movie. I do my work. I don’t generally engage in much conversation with the person sitting next to me on the plane, though sometimes I end up in a long conversation. Invariably, those conversations are great fun.

我经常搭乘飞机。我在飞机上通常会进行阅读或者用IPAD看部电影。我一般不会想和飞机上的邻座说太多话，虽然有时我最终还是会和他们长聊，而且这些对话总是很有意思。

An interesting question is whether my travel would be more enjoyable if I engaged in more conversations with people I meet on the plane? This issue was addressed in a fascinating paper by Nick Epley and Juliana Schroeder that appeared in the October, 2014 issue of the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.

一个有趣的问题是：如果我和飞机上遇到的人有更多的交流的话，那么我的旅程是否会变得更加快乐呢？这个问题在2014年的实验心理学杂志《通用》中由尼克.艾普利和朱莉安娜.施罗德在他们的论文中被提出来。

In two field experiments, they demonstrate that people generally avoid having conversations with strangers when commuting. One study used train commuters, and a second used bus commuters. During their commute, some participants were asked to imagine that they were told to have a conversation with another commuter they didn’t know before. A second participant was asked to imagine that they were told to commute without talking to anyone. A third group got no instructions. Participants rated whether how much they thought they would enjoy their commute as well as how productive they thought they would be.

在两个现场实验中，他们证明出：人们在出行途中通常会避免和陌生人交流。一个实验的参与者是火车通勤者，而另一个实验是公交通勤者。在他们的路程中，有的参与者被要求想象他们被告知要和另一个之前不认识的通勤者交谈，第二组的人员被要求在路途中不能与他人交谈，而第三组的人没有收到任何的指令要求。这些参与人员都自行预估他在路途中将获得的乐趣及收获有多少。

In this study, participants imagining they had to talk to another person thought they would enjoy the commute less than those who imagined sitting in silence. Those imagining they had to have a conversation also assumed they would be less productive on the trip than those who imagined sitting in silence. The control group came out in between on both measures.

在这个研究中，这些想象和他人交谈的参与者们认为他们的旅途不如那些只需安静坐着的参与者快乐，而且收获也不如他们多。那些对照组的参与者们的两项评估结果则都在两者之间。

A second set of field studies actually had commuters on the train and bus engage in conversations or not. A third group was given no instructions. Afterward, participants rated how much they enjoyed the commute as well as how productive they were. Participants also filled out a personality inventory.

在第二组的现场实验中安排他们在火车或巴士上与旅客进行真实的交流或者不交流。而第三组人员同样没有给予任何指令。结束后，参与者们对本次路途中的乐趣及收获进行了评估，并填写了个人表格。

Strikingly, participants who were asked to have a conversation with someone else on the train or bus really did have conversations. These participants enjoyed their ride much more than those who were instructed not to engage with other people as well as those in the control condition (who also tended not to engage in conversations). Interestingly, participants in all conditions rated themselves as about equally productive.

引人注目的是，这些被要求去对外交流的参与者们的确与火车或公交上的人们进行了谈话。这些人在路途中获得的乐趣远比其他被要求不作交流或对照组的人们（他们本身也不希望去交谈）多很多。有意思的是，所有的参与者都认为他们的收获都是一样的。

If conversations like this are actually so enjoyable, why do people engage in them so rarely?

如果像这样的交谈的确是令人愉快的，为什么人们却很少去这么做呢？

One other study asked commuters a variety of questions and found that they underestimate how willing other people would be to talk to them. So, commuters feel that they are much more interested having people choose to talk to them than other people are in being talked to. As a result, people avoid striking up conversations for fear of bothering another person.

另一个实验问了通勤者们许多问题，并发现他们低估了其他人想与他交谈的意愿。所以，他们觉得他们更希望别人找他们交谈而不是自己主动去与别人攀谈。结果就是，人们因为怕打扰到他人而避免主动与其交谈。

In addition, one study found that some people are able to predict their enjoyment of engaging in these random conversations. This study looked at people taking taxis leaving from an airport. Some participants were actually asked to engage in a conversation with the driver or to enjoy the solitude. As with the other studies, those who had a conversation with the driver enjoyed the ride more than those who did not.

此外，一个研究发现有些人了解自己将从这种闲聊中获得的乐趣。这个实验的对象是那些从机场出来搭上的士的人们。有些参与者被要求与司机交谈，而有些人需要保持沉默。和其他的实验一样，那些与司机交谈的人比保持沉默的人在路途中过得更加开心。

In a second study, participants predicted their enjoyment. Those who routinely engage in conversations with the driver recognized that they enjoy the ride more when they talk than when they don’t. People who rarely converse with the driver did not recognize that they would enjoy their ride more if they talked with the driver.

在第二项研究中，参与者们对自己的路途愉悦感进行了预估。那些经常在车上与司机交谈的人觉得，如果路途中不交谈他们肯定没有之前有交流时那么快乐。而那些很少和司机聊天的人不认为交谈可以给他们带来更多的乐趣。

A final study examined another possibility. Perhaps the people who initiate conversations enjoy them, but those who do not initiate the conversations enjoy them less. That is, maybe the conversation is only positive for the initiator. This study was done in a psychology lab. Participants were waiting for the study to start. Some participants were instructed either to engage in a conversation with a second participant in the waiting room or to avoid having a conversation. Afterward, both participants were asked about how much they enjoyed the wait. Both the participant who initiated the conversation and the non-initiator enjoyed the wait more when they had a conversation.

最后一项实验还检查了其他的可能性。可能那些发起对话的人乐在其中，而那些未发起人并未感到开心。也就是说，可能交谈只对发起人能产生积极作用。这个研究在一个心理学实验室中进行。参与者们正等着实验的开始。一些参与者被要求要么和在等待室中的第二个参与者交谈要么就完全不交谈。这之后，两个参与者都被询问在等待过程中的感觉。发起对话的人和未发起者都觉得枯等比交谈的感觉更好。

Putting this all together, then, it seems like most of us are missing out on a big opportunity to enjoy our life just a little more. Many of us travel on trains, planes, busses, and taxis. In those settings, we elect to protect ourselves from interactions with other people. Yet, these data suggest that most of us would enjoy ourselves more if we had conversations with the strangers who sit near us rather than walling ourselves off.

将这些数据放在一起，似乎我们中的大多数人都错过了能更好享受自己生活的好机会。我们许多人出行都搭乘火车、飞机、公交，以及的士等。在那些交通工具里，我们通过选择逃避与他人的交流来保护自己。然而，这些数据却表明如果我们与坐在身边的陌生人交谈会比将自己 与他人隔离更快乐。

These findings are particularly interesting, because technology makes it easier than ever to avoid connecting with strangers. Almost everywhere you go, people are engaged with smart phones and tablets. Because of those devices, we avoid connecting with real live people who are next

to us. And it seems that we are missing out by doing so.

这些发现特别有意思，因为科技让我们比过去更容易避免与陌生人联系。不论走到哪里，人们都会带着智能手机和平板。由于有了这些设备，我们避开与身边的真实的人类交流。而且似乎因为这种行为，我们正不断的错过许多美好的事物。

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篇四：国外优秀广告文案整理

国外优秀广告文案整理

NISSAN汽车——Lifeisajourney.Enjoytheride.

译：生活就是一次旅行，祝您旅途愉快。

Gatorade饮料——Lifeisasport，drinkitup.

译：生活就是一场运动，喝下它。

Tequila酒——Lifeisharsh，yourtequilashouldn’tbe.

译：生活是苦涩的，而您的tequila酒却不是。

防止艾滋病公益广告——There’slifeaftersex.

译：在性之外还有生活。

Wolderness系统——Lifeisdiscovery.Andwehavedirectionstogetyouthere.

译：生活就是发现，让我们去发现吧。

“锐步”运动鞋——Fivefeetnineinchesinhissocks.Tenfeettallinhisshoes.

译：光脚身高五英尺九英寸。穿上“锐步”身高10英尺。

美国明尼苏达州科学博物馆——Theworldhasabigbackyard.Ourplanetisfilledwithhiddenplaces.Dramaticexamplesofearth’sevolution.Witnesssevenoftheworld’smostdiverselandscapes.ComeoutandplayintheGreatestPlaces.

译：世界有个大后院。我们的星球到处都有不为人知的地方。它们是地球演化的生动例证。目睹世界上七种完全不同的自然景观。来吧，在最壮观的地方畅游吧。

金科专业办公服务——Tryingtodoitallyourselfdoesn’talwaysmakeyoulooklike ahero.

译：所有重担一肩挑并不会总使你像英雄一般。

梅塞德兹

—奔驰汽车——Feellikeamillionfor$970,000less.ItcostlessthanbreakfastattheWhiteHouse.

译：少付了97万美元，却得道百万美元的享受。它比白宫的一顿早餐还便宜。

1989年英国TVE电视台——如果你最好的朋友打起包裹不辞而别，那可能是因为你看电视看得太多了。看电视时也要有人情味儿。

1997年福特“远征”——新型福特“远征”，到达那里的唯一途径。 法国健康教育委员会——除非你是一头大象，否则，你就能够找到合适的避孕套。

李维氏牛仔裤——身着玫瑰色，是为了结交女友；身着蓝色，是为了结交男友。

Williams除臭剂——全新威廉姆斯除臭剂，只爱肌肤不爱味。

BritishAirways——WithournewE-ticket,allyouhavetobringisyourself.

译：选用我们的E号机票，阁下不需携带任何东西，只要带着自己。 约翰逊的钓具——Withourline，youdetectthefishbeforethefishdetectsyou.

译：用我们的钓线，你可以在鱼儿发现你之前先找到它。

Cartier首饰——卡地亚，独一无二的艺术。

欧洲之星高速列车——每日往返13趟，以最快的速度离开滑铁卢。欧洲之星，巴黎-伦敦，一吃跑到。

篇五：经典语句

１．the great hapiness in life is that you find the one you love is lovin you as well .

（生活中最大的幸福就是你找到你爱的人爱你。）

２．The one who wants to wear a crown must bear the weight. （欲戴王冠，必承其重。）

3. Single is simple, double is trouble．

（一个人很简单，两个人很麻烦 /一个和尚挑水吃，两个和尚抬水吃。）

四、 2013年十大热门词：

404 (网页错误代码)

Fail (失败)

Hashtag (标签)

@Pontifex (教皇的推特号)

The Optic (光学)

Surveillance (监视)

Drones (无人机)

Deficit (赤字)

Sequestration (没收)

Emancipate (解放)

2013年十大热门短语：

Toxic Politics (有毒政治)

Federal Shutdown (美国联邦政府关门)

Global Warming/Climate Change (全球变暖/气候变化)

Federal Deficit (联邦赤字)

Tread Lightly (小心处理)

Boston Strong (影片《坚强的波士顿》)

Marathon Bombing (马拉松爆炸案)

Chemical Weapons (化学武器)

All Time High (007电影主题曲)

Rogue Nukes (无赖核国家)

2013年十大热门名称：

Pope Francis (教皇方济各一世)

ObamaCare (奥巴马医改案)

NSA (美国国家安全局)

Ed Snowden (爱德华·斯诺登)

Kate Middleton (凯特·米德尔顿)

IRS (美国国内税收署)

Ted Cruz (泰德·克鲁兹——茶党支持者、得克萨斯州参议员) Chris Christie (克里斯·克里斯蒂——新泽西州州长)

Tea Party (茶党)

Marathon Bombers (马拉松爆炸案制造者)。

５．Just as you are mine, I am yours forever. Because when I look at you...all I see is an angel.

你是我的，我也永远属于你。因为每当我看着你时...我见到的是一个天使

６．I'm not gonna let someone else's idea of destiny stop me from loving you or being with you. Because you are my life.

我不会让其他人的命运之谈来阻止我爱你，和你在一起。因为你就是我的全部。

７．

Life is too short for us to wake up in the with regrets. （人生苦短，所以不要每天带着遗憾醒来）

8. Doing what you like is freedom .liking what you do is happiness.

(自由是做你喜欢的事，幸福是喜欢你做的事。)

9. enjoy pleasure in good time; make merry while one can; enjoy the sweets of life while one is young; carpe diem.

(及时行乐)

10.Life is a roller coaster. You can scream every time you hit a bump, or you can throw your hands up and enjoy the ride.

(生活就像过山车，你可以在每次颠簸的时候尖叫，你也可以高举双手享受整个过程。)

11. cuddl dud （秋裤）

12.We must face tomorrow ,whatever it may hold ,with determination ,joy ,and bravery.

(无论明天怎样，我们都要带着决心、快乐和勇气去面对。)

13.The distance between your deams and reality is called action.

(梦想和现实之间的那段距离，叫行动。)

１４．Real love, should go beyond the length of life, the width of mind, the depth of the soul "I'm slowly. （“真正的爱，应该超越生命的长度、心灵的宽度、灵魂的深度”我在慢慢体会。）

15.when someone else’s happiness is your

happiness,that is love.

(当一个人的幸福成为你的幸福时，那就是真爱。) 让你幸福的20件事: 1. Let it go.

顺其自然

2. Be kind.

待人友善

3. Think of your problems as challenges.

把问题看做挑战

4. Express gratitude.

学会表达感谢

5. Dream big.

理想远大

6. Speak well of others.

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