英文手抄報(bào)資料

1、英文手抄報(bào)資料特征碼標(biāo)簽:特征碼英文諺語（一）1、live and learn .活到老，學(xué)到老。2、no one can call back yesterday.昨日不復(fù)來。3、with hope ,no one shall file.只要懷有希望，誰也不會失敗。4、you never know what you can do till you try.不嘗試，就不知道你自己能干什么。5、no pain, no gain.不勞則無獲。6、a mothers love never changes.母愛永恒。7、an apple a day keeps the doctor away.一天一蘋果

2、，不用請醫(yī)生。8、a new broom sweeps clean. 新官上任三把火。成語英文故事（二）professed love of what one really fears(葉公好龍)in the spring and autumn period (770-476bc), there lived in chu a person named ye zhuliang, who addressed himself as lord ye. its said that this lord ye was very fond of dragons. the walls had dragons pa

3、inted on them. the beams, pillars, doors and the windows were all carved with them. as a result, his love for dragons was spread out. when the real dragon in heaven heard of this lordeeply moved. he decided to visit lord ye to thank him. you might think lord ye was very happy to see a real dragon. b

4、ut, actually, at very the sight of the creature, he was scared out of his wits and ran away as fast as he could. from then on, people knew that lord ye only loved pictures or carvings which look like dragons, not the real thing.譯文：春秋楚國葉諸梁，自稱葉公。 ()據(jù)說，這位葉公愛龍成癖，家里的梁、柱、門、窗上都雕著龍，墻上也畫著龍。 就這樣，葉公愛好龍的名聲，被人們傳

5、揚(yáng)開了。天上的真龍，聽說人間有這么一位葉公，對它如此喜愛，很受感動，決定去葉公家對他表示謝意。人們也許會想葉公看見真龍時(shí)會有多高興。實(shí)際上，當(dāng)葉公看見那條龍時(shí)，頓時(shí)嚇得魂飛魄散，趕緊逃走。從此人們明白了葉公愛好的其實(shí)并不是真龍，而是似龍非龍的東西而已。中國古典名著書名英譯（三）1三國演義three kingdoms or romance of the three kingdoms2水滸傳the water margin or the outlaws of the marsh3西游記story of a journey to the west or the pilgrimage to the w

6、est4紅樓夢a dream in red mansions or a red-chamber dream5聊齋志異strange stories from a scholars studio6大學(xué)the great learning7中庸the doctrine of the mean8論語the analects of confucius9孟子the words of mencius10詩經(jīng)the book of songs11書經(jīng)the book of history12易經(jīng)the book of changes13禮記the book of rites14春秋the spring an

7、d autumn annals15山海經(jīng)mountain and sea classics英文小故事（四）烏鴉喝水a(chǎn) crow, ready to die with thirst, flew with joy to a pitcher which he saw at a distance. but when he came up to it, he found the water so low that with all his stooping and straining he was unable to reach it. thereupon he tried to bread the pitcher, then to overturn it, seeing some small pebbles at hand, he dropped a great many of them, one by one, into the pitcher, and so raised the water to the brim, and quenched his thirst.譯文一只快渴死的烏鴉，遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)地看見一只水