【熱門】英文作文錦集7篇

　　在日常學(xué)習(xí)、工作抑或是生活中，大家都接觸過作文吧，作文是從內(nèi)部言語向外部言語的過渡，即從經(jīng)過壓縮的簡要的、自己能明白的語言，向開展的、具有規(guī)范語法結(jié)構(gòu)的、能為他人所理解的外部語言形式的轉(zhuǎn)化。還是對作文一籌莫展嗎？下面是小編精心整理的英文作文7篇，供大家參考借鑒，希望可以幫助到有需要的朋友。

英文作文 篇1

　　They have attached great importance to the entertainment industry, and a sound mechanism to encourage and support the government, for example, a lot of talented kids in this area will provide some of these art school, there are many things about pop music study, there are many businesses are improving, for example, they will recruit trainees in the open, after N rounds of non-public examinations, first look at the talent, and then open look, assuming 10 people selected to train or stick a few years down to be able to debut, and their people a combination of Western music and the trend of the characteristics of their own country, without chaos there is singing and music are the characteristics of their own country. And our nation's intelligence copy others and do not pay attention to intellectual property rights, but as long as people are able to sing background on it.

英文作文 篇2

　　In my opinion, it is a great idea having a job while we are University students. Finally, we can have our own money. We don't have to ask for money from our parents.

　　On the other hand, earning our own money grows up our personality. It changes our perspectives in life. We will get more responsibilities. We have to change daily program. We will see that we will think twice before spending money on something we don't necessarily need.

　　A job during school times is hard work for us. That's why it is better for us to take a job while we are on vacation. We will see that our parents will treat us as we were an adult person. They will trust us more. We will have more self-trust. Finally, they will be more proud of us. Now, we can help the others that helped us when we needed it.First of all, having a job helps us to improve our relationship with our fellowmen. We will learn to listen to the others. We will learn to be sure patience and tolerant. If we were an introvert person, we will become more sociable and we will learn how to communicate. We know communication is a base rule of a modern society.

　　When we get a job while we are students, we have to think first if we can handle it. We must be very exacting with ourselves. Because we know work is hard. It takes time and patience. It asks for a lot of effort.

英文作文 篇3

　　These days.my parents and i have talking about whether i should study abroad.I fully understand the parents to send me abroad for my good.But I really do not want to leave home, and I think their standard of spoken language is not enough, I also know that study abroad is very expensive, and now is just a waste of money to go abroad.(

　　Mom and Dad just do not understand why I was thinking it? No matter how I say that they ignore me. They say that these are an excuse to go abroad to foreign language will naturally increase, where they also can be given to more friends, what is bad.

　　They said I was a person living abroad can enhance their ability to live independently is conducive to their own development. Also said that the children study in foreign countries have a future. How can I do? Who can help me?

英文作文 篇4

　　Keep faith and hope for the future。 Make your most sincere dreams， and when the opportunities e， they will fight for them。 It may take a season or more， but the ending will not change。 Ambition， best， bee a reality。 An uncertain future， only one step at a time， the hope can realize the dream of the highest。 We must treasure the dream， to protect it a season， let it in the heart quietly germinal。 However， we have to gently protect our hearts deep expectations， slowly dream， will achieve new life。

　　秉持信念，期盼未來。許下你最真誠的夢想，一旦機(jī)會來臨，就為之拼搏。也許要花一季甚或更多的時(shí)光，但結(jié)局不會改變。立大志，傾全力，成現(xiàn)實(shí)。前途未卜，唯有一步一個(gè)腳印，夢想者的至高希冀才會實(shí)現(xiàn)。我們必須珍存夢想，給它一季的保護(hù)，讓它在內(nèi)心悄然生發(fā)。然而我們還得溫柔呵護(hù)我們內(nèi)心至深的'期許，慢慢地夢想必將成就新的生命。

英文作文 篇5

　　Obama: Economy May Be a Job for More than One President

　　Problems with the economy have been building for decades, President Barack Obama told CBS program "60 Minutes" in an interview set to air Sunday, Dec. 11.

　　"I've always believed that this was a long-term project," the president said. "Reversing structural problems in our economy that had been building up for two decades, that was going to take time."

　　Obama was asked whether he understood the difficulties of improving the economy when he took office in 20xx.

　　"It was going to take more than a year. It was going to take more than two years. It was going to take more than one term. Probably takes more than one president," Obama told his interviewer.

　　Obama said he understood the frustrations of Americans struggling in today's economy, but compared himself to a captain of a ship in a bad storm.

　　"No matter how well we're steering the ship, if the boat's rocking back and forth and people are getting sick and...they're being buffeted by the winds and the rain," Obama said.

　　"People are going to say, 'You know whatA good captain would have had us in some smooth waters and sunny skies, at this point.' And I don't control the weather," the president added.

　　Chinese sovereign debt bonds that tie：

　　Japan wants to buy Chinese government bonds

　　IN THE autumn of 20xx, when he was Japan‘s finance minister, Yoshihiko Noda decried it as ―strange‖ that China had bought up as much as ￥2.3 trillion (then $25.5 billion) in Japanese government bonds while its own debt was off-limits to outsiders. Now prime minister, Mr Noda is redressing the balance. At a summit in Beijing on December 25th the two countries announced an agreement to let Japan buy Chinese sovereign debt. No sum or timetable was disclosed, though Japanese news media reported the amount will reach $10 billion once China approves Japan‘s application.

　　Both countries say the agreement symbolises the growing importance of their economic ties, which have long been warmer than their diplomatic ones. China is Japan‘s largest trading partner; Japan counts as China‘s biggest after America. But the deal may also be a signal. Officials in Tokyo fret that China‘s purchases of Japanese bonds fuel the yen‘s appreciation. By negotiating for approval to own Chinese debt, Japan can register its discomfort with China‘s

　　actions and gain some influence of its own.

　　Japan will not simply be able to buy whatever it likes, however. China seems happy for foreign central banks to hold limited amounts of its bonds as another step in the internationalisation of the yuan. Malaysia reportedly already enjoys the privilege, among others; Japan is set to be the first G7 country to do so. But China will not do anything to compromise its control of the exchange rate. Fred Bergsten at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a think-tank in Washington, DC, once argued that America should dispense with the niceties and exert upward pressure on the Chinese currency via the offshore market instead. He advised America to buy instruments such as the yuan-denominated ―dim sum‖ bonds now on offer in Hong Kong. Quite what effect that would have on the exchange rate is unclear, but the message would be unmistakable.

　　The Great Wall of Debt

　　That's the word out of China this morning, according to ratings agency Moody's.

　　Local government debt could be 3.5 trillion renminbi ($540 billion) larger than first thought, a troubling number that could expose Chinese banks to deeper losses that could eventually threaten their credit ratings, Moody's says.

　　It points to Bank of China and China Citic Bank as two banks that pursued particularly aggressive lending strategies in 20xx, when Chinese banks went on a lending tear.

　　―Banks‘ exposure to local government borrowers is greater than we anticipated,‖ Yvonne Zhang, a Moody‘s analyst, said in a statement published by Reuters.

　　The biggest worry

　　Slower economic growth in the world‘s second-largest economy could trigger a round of loan defaults, hobbling China's banking system and unnerving global markets and, of course, adding more problems to the fragile global economy. Moody's is urging Beijing to come up with a "clear master plan" to fix the problem.

　　This isn't the first warning about China's banking system.

　　As reported by GlobalPost's David Case back in January, Fitch Ratings late last year issued a troubling report on the sector.

　　Here's how Case put it:

　　Experts are warning that China‘s red-hot economy is catching a contagion of its own. The country is increasingly awash in runaway loans, a development that could have serious implications for China and the global economy.

　　The situation has become so precarious that Fitch Ratings, a global credit

　　analysis firm, issued a report last month revealing a litany of messy banking practices associated with aggressive Chinese loan making. The report stated that these practices — involving transferring loans off of banks‘ books — constitute ―the most disconcerting trend Fitch has observed in China‘s banking sector in recent years.‖

　　The problem is complicated by China's socialist-market approach to tweaking its economy.

　　Instead of using interest rates as the brake and gas pedal of economic growth, Beijing regulates its economy by upping or decreasing the amount of loans that banks can issue.

　　That's fine when it works. But it's also a risky strategy, particularly when transparency is difficult to come by, as is often the case in China.

　　So, clearly, the situation bears close watching as both Moody's and Fitch indicate.

　　Top Ten Best-Selling Biographies

　　Some of the best recent biographies are listed on this page. These were found on the top biographies list at Amazon. Their list is mixed with autobiographies and a few histories. I have separated those out and list only the best biographies.

　　Biographies tell the intimate, personal life story of someone - most often a famous person, but not always. Biographies are usually written by a non-involved third person. On this list you'll find biographies about George Washington, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, and Karen Carpenter, as well as the owner of the New York Yankees. There's a lot of variety. 1. Three Cups of Tea

　　by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin

　　1. Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Time

　　by: Greg Mortenson, David Oliver Relin

　　Greg Mortenson, ill after a failed mountain climbing attempt in the Karakoram Mountains, rested and recovered in a small Pakistani village. So moved was he by the kindness of villagers there, he vowed to return to build a school. This is the paperback version. Also available in hardcover, Kindle, and audiobook versions, and as an Audible download. [#22 in Books at Amazon in July 20xx.] Amazon Price: $10.88 (as of 10/24/20xx)

　　2. The Immortal Life of Heietta Lacks

　　by Rebecca Skloot

　　This amazing biography teaches us about Heietta Lacks, who died at the age of 31 of cervical cancer in 1951. Her cancer cells were harvested, unknown to her or her family, and used in important scientific and medical research projects to this day. This book details Heietta's life, and those lives of her progeny. This is the hardcover version. Also available in paperback, Kindle, audiobook format and as an Audible download. [#44 in Books at Amazon in July 20xx.]

　　Amazon Price: $15.54 (as of 10/24/20xx)

　　3. Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy

　　by Eric Metaxas

　　Inspired by the light of God to return to Germany and defeat Hitler, Dietrich Bonhoeffer was imprisoned and executed in a concentration camp at the age of 39. His inspiring example of steadfast faith and resolute action against evil make this a riveting and beloved biography. This is the hardcover edition; also available in Kindle and audiobook versions. [#150 in Books at Amazon in July 20xx.]

　　Amazon Price: $16.62 (as of 10/24/20xx)

　　4. Zeitoun

　　by Dave Eggars

　　Abdulrahman Zeitoun, a Syrian immigrant, stayed in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina to help rescue people, using a canoe. Despite his humanitarian effort he's accused of being a member of Al Qaeda and arrested, leading to a bureaucratic nightmare. This lends credence to the saying that 'no good deed will go unpunished.' This is the paperback edition; also available in hardcover, Kindle, audiobook, and Audible download versions. [#187 in Books at Amazon in July 20xx.]

　　Amazon Price: $10.85 (as of 10/24/20xx)

　　5. George Washington's Sacred Fire

　　by Peter A. Lillback

　　George Washington was not just a great politician; he was a man of ethical inspiration, and a true Christian, not just a Deist. The rumors about Washington's beliefs are rampant, but this in-depth examination of his life and writings brings the truth of his philosophies to light. This is the paperback edition; also available in hardcover and Kindle versions. [#297 in Books at Amazon in July 20xx.]

　　Amazon Price: $13.60 (as of 10/24/20xx)

　　6. Into The Wild

　　by Jon Krakauer

　　This has been in the top 100 best-selling biographies list at Amazon for more than 1000 days! (Much longer than most!) It tells the heart-wrenching story of

　　Christopher McCandless, who graduated with honors from Emory University in Atlanta in 1992. He renounced the world and hitchhiked to Alaska to live in the wilderness. Perhaps you've seen the movieGreat biography! This is the paperback edition; also available in hardcover, Kindle, audiobook, and Audible download versions. [#260 in Books at Amazon in July 20xx.]

　　Amazon Price: $10.17 (as of 10/24/20xx)

　　7. Furious Love: Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, and the Marriage of the Century

　　by Sam Kashner and Nancy Schoenberger

　　Fame, movies, and marriage. These celebrities were known during the sixties and seventies for their breakups as much as for their marriages and reunions. They couldn't make a move without everyone knowing, but this book bares all with inside information from Elizabeth Taylor and the Burton family. This is the hardcover edition; also available in Kindle and Audible download versions.

　　[#305 in Books at Amazon in July 20xx.]

　　Amazon Price: $17.46 (as of 10/24/20xx)

　　9. Blind Descent: The Quest to Discover the Deepest Place on Earth by: James M. Tabor

　　Those of us who are satisfied living out life on the surface of the planet may wonder why some people are dedicated to exploring deep inside the deepest caves in the world. This biographical account of deep descent by cavers Bill Stone and Alexander Klimchouk will let us understand the experience without actually having to do it ourselves. This is the Kindle edition; also available in hardcover, audiobook, and Audible download versions. [#521 in Kindle at Amazon in July 20xx.]

　　Amazon Price: (as of 10/24/20xx)

　　10. Steinbrenner: The Last Lion of Baseball

　　by Bill Madden

　　A controversial and conflicted man, owner of the New York Yankees, is exposed as what most knew him to be, an angry, impulsive bully... but there are more positive aspects to his life and personality. The biographer makes Steinbrenner three dimensional as he opens a more intimate side of his life to scrutiny. This is the hardcover edition; also available in paperback, Kindle, and Audible download versions. [#798 in Books at Amazon in July 20xx.] Amazon Price: $17.81 (as of 10/24/20xx)

　　Steve Jobs biography to be released on 24 October

英文作文 篇6

　　Morning, we waited eagerly for a giraffe, to see the Japanese city of Nagoya to the city of Nanjing. The giraffe, a call A Guo, a call hill. They are in a special room and spacious lawn leisurely paced, greedily eating fresh leaves.

　　The giraffe was pale yellow, covered with different size and shape of brown reticular markings. If they stand in the trees, it is difficult to be found. The giraffe is the highest in the world of animal, they are not only a long neck, face is long. The giraffe's head like a lookout, eyes are big and bright, is expected to be far away.

　　As long as the giraffe straight legs, neck, head can effortlessly to eat seven or eight feet out of the leaves. But to eat on the water and grass will be hauled the two legs splayed, lower the head to eat. Had little trouble!

　　Giraffe have no vocal cords, is a mute. Its skin is very thick, not afraid of thorn.

　　The giraffe runs is also quite interesting: before and after the legs while swinging, up and down, just like a pendulum, when run fast.

　　The giraffe's head a diagonal is a very rare herbs, it is said that, although the giraffe's neck is very long, low the head but not to have hypertension. To this point, has aroused strong interest in the medical community. Now, there are many medical workers are studying this subject, then the future for mankind.

　　Friendly messenger giraffe -- Nagoya, how I want to visit you often!

　　譯文：

　　早晨，我們懷著急切的心情，去看日本名古屋市送給南京市的一對長頸鹿。這一對長頸鹿，一頭叫阿國，一頭叫山頭。它們在特制的房子里和寬闊的草地上悠閑地邁著步子，貪婪地吃著鮮嫩的樹葉。

　　長頸鹿渾身淺黃，身上長滿大小形狀不同的棕黃色網(wǎng)狀斑紋。它們要是站在樹叢里，就很難被人發(fā)現(xiàn)。長頸鹿是世界最高的動物，它們不光脖子長，連臉也是長長的。長頸鹿的頭像個(gè)瞭望臺似的`，眼睛又大又機(jī)靈，可望得很遠(yuǎn)很遠(yuǎn)。

　　長頸鹿只要挺直長腿，伸長脖子，仰起頭就能毫不費(fèi)勁地吃到七八尺搞的樹葉。但是要吃地上的水和草就要用力把兩條腿叉開，低下頭才能吃到。好不費(fèi)勁!

　　長頸鹿沒有聲帶，是個(gè)啞巴。它身上的皮很厚，不怕刺扎。

　　長頸鹿跑起來也挺有意思的：前后兩腿同時(shí)一邊擺動，一上一下的，簡直像個(gè)鐘擺，當(dāng)跑得飛快。長頸鹿頭上的一對角是非常名貴的中藥材，據(jù)說，雖然長頸鹿的脖子很長，低下頭卻不會得高血壓。這一點(diǎn)，在醫(yī)學(xué)界引起了濃厚的興趣�，F(xiàn)在，有許多醫(yī)學(xué)工作者正在研究這一課題，一便將來造福人類。長頸鹿——名古屋的友好使者，我多么想經(jīng)常來探望你啊!

　　長頸鹿吃樹葉英文句子：

　　長頸鹿吃樹葉。

　　The giraffe eats leaves.

　　晨晨：并且我還看到了長頸鹿。他們正在吃樹葉。

　　ChinChin: And I see giraffes. They are eating leaves.

　　長頸鹿吃的大多是樹葉。因?yàn)橛幸粋�(gè)長長的脖子，它可以達(dá)到高高的樹上的葉。

　　The giraffe eats mostly leaves. because is has a long neck it can reach the leves high up on the trees.

　　長頸鹿從高大的樹上吃樹葉。

　　Giraffes eat leaves from tall trees.

　　一些恐龍可能會利用它們的長脖子吃高處的樹葉，像長頸鹿那樣做。

　　Some of the dinosaurs may have used their long necks to feed on high leaves, like giraffes do.

　　長頸鹿是世界上最高的動物。它有很長的脖子，吃的是樹葉。

　　A giraffe is the tallest animal in the world. It has a very long neck and eats leaves.

　　莊嚴(yán)的長頸鹿，頭部壓在看起來并不能擔(dān)當(dāng)?shù)鬃��?6英尺長的脖子上，從長長的脖子上方，可以吃到樹葉和觀看到農(nóng)牧里其他的植物。

　　The stately giraffe, whose head sits some 16 feet up atop an unlikely pedestal, adapted his long neck to compete for foliage with other grazers.

　　莊嚴(yán)的長頸鹿，頭部壓在看起來并不能擔(dān)當(dāng)?shù)鬃��?6英尺長的脖子上，從長長的脖子上方，可以吃到樹葉和觀看到農(nóng)牧里其他的植物。

　　The stately giraffe, whose head sits some 16 feet up atop an unlikely pedestal, adapted his long neck to compete for foliage with other grazes.

　　一條長頸鹿在一顆樹的下面的樹枝上吃樹葉。

　　A giraffe eats leaves from the lower branches of a tree.

英文作文 篇7

　　With the development of economy, there are more and more vehicles on the streets. Governments at all levels have to do something to solve the problem of heavy traffic in the city.

　　I would like to share with you some ideas about this problem: firstly, the government should build more roads. This action can decrease the degree of street congestion and make it possible for cars to run faster than ever before. But each coin has two sides. If a city builds too many roads, the streets will occupy much land. We will have little space used for other purposes. So secondly, more special bus lines for public transportation should be added. Thus people can go conveniently everywhere they like; they will not ride bikes or drive cars. In this way, the number of cars and bikes on the road will be greatly cut down.

　　As far as I am concerned, if we want to solve this problem, we should set up an idea of public transportation first and give a priority to this idea in our traffic work.

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