??xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?> Love deeply and passionately. You might get hurt but it's the only way to live life completely. Love endures only when the lovers love many things together and not merely each other. Love does not consist in gazing at each other but in looking outward together in the same direction. Sound love is not soon forgotten.坚实的爱情不会很快忘怀. Do not seat your love upon a precipice because it is high The family you came from isn't as important as the family your are going to have.
可以搜烦C些意想不到的东西......
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在搜索框上输入: index of /" cnki
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在搜索框上输入: "index of /" ppt
再按搜烦你就可以H破|站入口下蝲powerpint作品Q?BR>
在搜索框上输入: "index of /" mp3
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在搜索框上输入: "index of /" swf
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在搜索框上输入: "index of /" 要下载的软g?BR>再按搜烦你就可以H破|站入口下蝲软gQ?BR>
注意引号应是英文的!
再透露一下,如果你输入:
"index of /" AVI
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? 免费200部以上的.net/java电子书下?BR>
在互联网上面免费的电子书真多Q关键就看你如何d现。。?BR>下面介绍一个简单的ҎQ打开www.google.com
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我爱你,不是因ؓ你是一个怎样的hQ而是因ؓ我喜Ƣ与你在一h的感觉?
2) No man or woman is worth your tears, and the one who is, won‘t make you cry.
没有人值得你流泪,值得让你q么做的Z会让你哭泣?
3) The worst way to miss someone is to be sitting right beside them knowing you can‘t have them.
失去某hQ最p糕的莫q于Q他q在w旁Q却犹如q在天边?
4) Never frown, even when you are sad, because you never know who is falling in love with your smile.
U늄伤心Q也不要愁眉不展Q因Z不知是谁会爱上你的笑宏V?
5) To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world.
对于世界而言Q你是一个hQ但是对于某个hQ你是他的整个世界?
6) Don‘t waste your time on a man/woman, who isn‘t willing to waste their time on you.
不要为那些不愿在你n上花Ҏ间的浪费你的时间?
7) Just because someone doesn‘t love you the way you want them to, doesn‘t mean they don‘t love you with all they have.
׃的h如果没有按你所希望的方式来׃Q那q不代表他们没有全心全意地爱你?
8) Don‘t try so hard, the best things come when you least expect them to.
不要着急,最好的M在最不经意的时候出现?
9) Maybe God wants us to meet a few wrong people before meeting the right one, so that when we finally meet the person, we will know how to be grateful.
在遇到梦中h之前Q上天也怼安排我们先遇到别的hQ在我们l于遇见心A的hӞ便应当心存感Ȁ?
10) Don‘t cry because it is over, smile because it happened.
不要因ؓl束而哭泣,微笑吧,Z的曾l拥有?/P>
情h不仅彼此相爱,而且有许多共同爱好时,爱才能持?
爱情不在于相互凝视,而在于共同往外朝一个方向看?
-QAntoine Saint ExuperyQ法国小说家圣埃格楚佩里Q?
不要因ؓ峭壁是高的,便让你的爱情坐在峭壁上?(泰戈《飞鸟集》Stray Birds)
你将拥有的家庭比你出w的那个家庭重要?
-QD.Herbert LawrenceQ英国作家劳伦斯Q?
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There are some officials who are only the dogs in the manger.
Smith was a dog in the manger over that roll of wire;it was no use whatever to him,but he wouldn't let us have it.
2.bell the cat自告奋勇d险;老虎头上拍苍?BR>bell the catpL语to hang the bell about the cat's neck的简略,愿意是“给猫的脖子上挂铃”。它来自《伊索寓a?Aesop's Fables)中的《老鼠会议?The Mice in Council)
q篇寓言讲的是:一老鼠在鼠z里举行会议Q讨论如何对付凶狠的猫。白胡须老鼠提出Q“我有个ҎQ在猫的脖子上挂一个铃。这P猫一走动铃就响,我们可以闻铃声而逃避了”,鼠一致同意这个徏议,Ƣ呼Q“That's a capital idea.We will bell the cat!No more fear of the cat!”但是,谁去l猫挂铃铛呢Q没有一只老鼠敢去Q一个个都溜掉了。老鼠会议豪无l果Q它们不安全的境况当然也无法改善?BR>寓言所寄托的意思很明白Q遇到困隄问题时候,既需要有献策的hQ更需要有n而出的实q家?BR>bell the cat常用来比喻to do sth dangerous in order to save others;to step forwar bravely to face the danger;to take a risk for the good of others.
eg:Everybody made suggestion,but no one actually offered to bell the cat.
We didn't know who would put him this delicate question when my friend offered to bell the cat.
3.cry wolf虚发警报Q慌报险情;p耸听
cry wolf来自《伊索寓a》:《牧童和狹{?QThe Shepherdboy and the wolfQ?BR>有个牧童在离村子不远的山坡上攄Q有一ơ,他ؓ了开心作乐,H然大喊Q“Help!Help!The wolf!”全村的人都d跑来援助他时Q才知道q只是开玩笑。如此恶作剧搞了两三ơ。后来,狼真的来了,那个牧童再呼h救时Q谁也不理会他了。于是,狼把他的吃了?BR>q篇寓言的意义很清楚Q爱说谎话的人,x在他说真话时Q也没h怿他。由此,Z用to cry wolf 来概括这寓a的基本情节及其教诫意义,用以比喻to give false alarms;to warn of danger where there is none之意。按其比L义,q个成语相当与汉语中《东周列国志》的典故Q烽火戏怾。周q王为博得宠妃褒泥一W,竟然把军国大事当儿戏Q烽火报警戏怾Q各\怾仓促发兵Q驰援京师,l果收到嘲笑。后来犬戎进犯,q王再D烽火调兵Q谁也不来了Q结果周q王遭到杀w亡国之。这2个典故的情节虽不同,寓意却完全不一_都是表示“一朝说假话Q一世无Z?BR>eg:Nobody will believe he is in trouble because he has cried wolf so many times.
Is she really sick of is she just crying wolf?
The newspaper placards that had cried "wolf" so often,cried "wolf" now in vain.
4.Fish in Troubled Waters水摔RQ趁火打劫;陷于混ؕ
Fish in Troubled Waters直译是:“浑水里捕鱼”,《伊索寓a·渔夫?BR>q篇寓言江的是:有个渔夫在河里张|捕|他把鱼网横栏在河道里Q然后拿了一条缚着矛_的子,不停的拍L_使惔沙泛Px浊Q鱼儿在慌ؕ中纷U投罗|,渔夫用这个方法捕得了好多鱹{但住在附近的h指责渔夫_“我们饮水全靠这条河Q你把水搞得q么,叫我们到哪里L清水饮用呢?”渔夫回{说Q“可是,我若不把水搞,那就非饿M可了?BR>因此Qh们常用to fish in trouble waters 比喻to try to win advantages for oneself from a disturbed state of affairs; to make use of sb's misfortune to serve one's own ends.q因此生了谚语it’s good fishing in troubled watersQ水好摔RQ?BR>在英语中Qto fish in troubled waters 也可写成to fish in the muddy watersQ而且water必须做waters?BR>eg:The man who interferes in South American politics is fishing in troubled waters
I refused to let them come here because i knew they only wanted to fish in troubled waters
Those who made large profits out of illegally selling rationed goods during World War II were fishing in troubled waters.
5.cat's paw 被他人利用的人;受h愚弄?BR>cat's paw 也坐cat's-paw或catspawQ字面意思“猫爪子”,出典17世纪法国著名的寓a作家拉·封丹的《猴子与猫》。讲的是狡猾的猴子哄骗头脑简单的猫儿Q替它从炉火中取出烤熟的栗子来。猫儿应命去做,l果猫爪子被火烧伤了Q而取出的栗子却被猴子吃光了?BR>q根嗍源Q远在公元前3世纪的《伊索寓a》中有q个故事Q不q没有题目?BR>cat's paw常用来比喻a person used as a tool by another;one who is used merely for the convenience of a cleverer or stronger person之意。按其内涵,q个成语与汉语成语“ؓ虎作伥”所比喻的意义相|仅是动物的Ş象不?BR>cat's paw除了单独做复合名词用外Q还构成to make a cat's paw of sbQ利用某人做为工h爪牙Q?BR>eg:It is easy for him to be used as a cat's paw of evil-doing.
I am that he is making a cat's paw of you.
6.Pull the chestnuts out of the fire火中取栗Q替别h冒险
Pull the chestnuts out of the fire来自法国著名的寓a作家拉·封丹的《猴子与猫》?BR>cat's paw与Pull the chestnuts out of the fire是同源成语,但两个成语无论在l构上或意义上都不相同,前者比d当别人的工具或爪牙,后者常用来表示to do sth dangerous for others的意思?BR>q个成语也作to pull sb's chestnuts,或者to put the chestnuts for sb.
eg:I had pulled the chestnuts out of the fire for him on several occasions and was unwilling to do it again.
They are pulling chestnuts out of the fire for the imperialists without knowing it
You can't make me your catspaw to pull your chestnuts out of the fire...
7. attic salt优雅的俏皮话Q妙?BR>attic salt的字面意思是“阿提卡的盐”。阿提卡z?attica)是希腊东南部的一个州Q其首府是雅典。阿提卡州是个半岛,工商业发达,特别盛LQ相传,阿提卡州的盐比希腊其他地方出产的盐精l有呻I深受Ƣ迎。阿提卡人机智风,善于说俏皮话Q以q雅的诙谐著UC世?BR>q个成语古罗马著名的作家和演说家西塞|?QMarcus Tullius Cicero,公元?06-?3Q。他的论文和演讲词,都是文体和标准拉丁语的典范,在其作品中论qC古希腊h_ֿ研究的雄辩术理论Q特别提C口锋利著称的阿提卡人。公元前55q_西塞|以文艺对话形式写的主要著作《辩论?De oratore)Q探讨了演讲艺术中的诙谐问题。他_妙语应当含有“盐味”,象“阿提卡的盐”那h呟?BR>在现在英语中Qsalt一词含有“风”,“兴味”等转义。成语attic salt常用来表Cpoignant delicate wit;wit of a refined quality。因此也可写attic wit.
eg: Yesterday Mrs Williams gave a talk to the Women's Institute on her travels in Asia.It was full of Attic Salt.
A talk full of attic salt is worth listening to.
They are in the habit of speaking with attic wit.
8.one's pound of fleshD酷榨取Q割肉还?BR>怿大家都看q莎士比亚的《威斯商h》。这里就不加以介l。one's pound of flesh比喻to insist cruelly on repayment of what was borrowedQ常用在have,demand,exact,want,ask for {之后?BR>eg:If you borrow from the scoundredl,you may be sure he'll demand hhis pound of flesh.
Their boss pays the highest wages,but he wants his pound of flesh in return and makes them work very hard.
9.john bull(s)U翰牛;英国?BR>“约牛”是英国人的l号Q意义是english nation,the typical englishmen.q个雅号是英国h自己取的Q出?6世纪英国著名作家兼宫廷MȝW阿布斯诺特(John Arbuthnot,1667--1735)的政治讽Z品?BR>阿布斯诺特在1712q写了一本讽刺小_名叫《约牛的生q?The History of John Bull)Q该书的Mh公约牛是英国的h格化、Ş象化?BR>作者笔下的U翰牛,是个英国“自由民”,Zh_暴冷酷Q桀骜不逊,颇有些牛劌Ӏ他盛气凌h、欺辱弱者,如果谁流露出对他E微表示不满的反抗情l,他立xZ副格斗的架势。作者通过q个赌h武夫的Ş象,暗喻当年英国的专横跋扈,抨击“民权党”(英国自由党的前nQ的好战{略。显Ӟq个l号最初含贬斥色彩?BR>q个形象的出玎ͼl非作者凭I捏造,而是与当时英国的C会l济状况紧密相连。在英国资阶革命胜利后的17世纪Q英国毛U工业迅速发展,资本的原始积累不断扩大,资阶政权对内实行“圈地运动“,对外实行D民地的掠夺政策Q以便积累大量的工业资本。“约牛”的形象正是q个时期英国的体现这?BR>John Bullq个颇古的典故成语,19世纪 的著名作家狄更斯(Charles Dickens,1812--1870)曾引用q。随着旉的推U,“约牛”的形象发生了耐hd的变化,由最初那个n强力壮、满脸横肉的中年舚w惌Q变成了一个年q半百、五短n材的矮胖子。于是OM出现的”约牛“,是个头戴宽边C帽Qy翻口皮鞋,w穿茄克衫的l士摸样。当q那U杀气滕滕的气概收敛不少Q其原来的贬义似乎变成了褒义。”约牛“逐渐变成了一位饱l事故的实干家Ş象,他的行ؓ成了英国的h的标准行为。这样一来,john bullq个成语成了英国h或者英国的代名词了Q而与之相关的john bullism 指”英国精“”英国习气“或”英国的典型性格“,john bullist则常指”英国迷?BR>eg:By some he is called..."a thoroughbred englishman",by some,"a genuine john bull"...
John bulls belong to the white race.
10.Grin like a cheshire cat咧嘴ȝQ露齿嬉W?BR>Grin like a cheshire cat字面意思是“象柴郡猫那样咧开嘴笑”,q个成语也可写成 to wear/have a grin like a Cheshire cat,或to smile like a Cheshire cat。关于这个成语有2U说?BR>Cheshire是英格兰襉K的一郡,当地Z一U颇有特色的q酪Q叫“柴郡干酪?Cheshire cheese),曄一度作成象W脸猫的形状。另一U说法是Q柴郡有位画Ӟ他给当地旅馆l画的招牌上Q都M一只咧着嘴笑的狮子?BR>N克·帕牚w奇先?Mr. Eric Partridge)认ؓQ这个成语大U从1770q开始就作ؓ贬义词用。英国《朗D国成语词典》等辞书Q认个成语源自维多利亚女王时代(1835--1901Q,英国数学家和童话作家刘易斯·卡z尔(Lewis Carroll,1832--1898)在他所写的童话《阿丽思O游奇境记?Alice's Adventures in Wonderland)中详l的描述了公爵夫人家中的一只柴郡猫。《阿丽思O游奇境记》第6章有D这L对话Q?
"Please,would you tell me,"said Alice a little limidly..."why your cat grins like that?"
"It's a Cheshire cat,"said the Duchess,"and that's why."
卡洛的童话Q通过虚d的情节,嘲讽?9世纪后半期英国的C会现象。《阿丽思O游奇境记》在1865q?月问世后Q蘪动了全英国。作者由此一举成名。“柴郡猫”的生动惌Q是否他所创造,有待于进一步考证Q但to grin like a Cheshire cat是随着该书的风行而被q泛使用Q应无疑义。根据书中的描述Q这个成语常用来表示to grin broadly,showing great amusement; to laugh at nothing that is amusing;to smile widely,in such a way that on shows all one's teeth.
eg:Poor little Hans only grinned like a Cheshire cat when he was scolded.
Mamma is smiling with all her might.In fact Mr. Newcome says..."that woman grins like a Cheshire cat."Who was the naturalist of the cats in Cheshire?
It is no good smiling at me like a Cheshire cat,Mr.Lubin.
11.A storm in a Teacup杯水风LQ小题大做;大惊?BR>A storm in a Teacup字面意思“茶杯里的风暴”;国p为“a tempest in a teapot/barrel”,也作tea-pot tempest.
A storm in a Teacup法国著名作家巴尔扎克(Honore de Balzac,1799-1850)记述Q这句话18世纪法国哲学家和思想家孟h鸠的名言。有一ơ,他听说圣马力诺发生了政治动ؕQ就用“茶杯里的风暴”来评论。因为圣马力诺是Ƨ洲最的共和国,只有一万h口,孟d斯鸠认ؓ那里的动乱对整个Ƨ洲局势无重?BR>探源搠流Q远在公元前古希腊了|马的名作中有q类似的形象比喻。如古罗马著名作家和演说家西塞罗(Cicero)在其著作《论法律》中有q样的话Qexcitare fluctus in simpulo,意即to stir up waves in a ladle。此外,q有a storm in a cream-bowl;a storm in a wash-hand basin{说法。尽它们比ȝ形象不同Q但都是用来表示much excitement about something trivial;a lot of fuss about a trifle之意。按其比L义,相当与“小题大做”大惊小怪?BR>The people next door are continually quarreling ,but it is usually a storm in a teacup.
What is it all about?Nothing serious,just a tempest in a teapot.
12. a tower of ivory 或an ivory tower象牙之塔Q世外桃?BR>a tower of ivory常用来比MU与世隔l的梦境地Q即the place of seclusion or retreat from realisties of life.
She lives in a tower of ivory apart from her friends.
They view college as an ivory tower.
13.have an axe to grind别有用心Q另有企图;怀有私?BR>have an axe to grind是个源自国的成语,字面意思是“让斧头一”,寓意是to have private interests to serve;to have sth to gain for oneself;to have a selfish reason{之意?
据英国《朗D国成语词典》等记述。这个成语出自美国著名的政治家、科学家本杰明·富兰克?Benjamin Franklin,1706--1790)所写的一则故事。富兰克林幼q时Q在院子里遇C个带有斧头的陌生人,那hU赞院子里那个磨?grindstone)很好Q想看看它好不好使,便花a巧语的让他{动磨矻I而那人就在上面磨利自q斧头?BR>据“美国之音”英语广播节目《词汇掌故》说Q这个成语出?810q美国宾夕法g(Pennsylvania)一家报U怸首次刊登的一则故事。故事说的是有个陌生人手持一把斧_x石来磨利他的斧头。他在街上遇C个男孩,问道:“好孩子Q你爸爸有磨矛_Q”那男孩带他到安来,帮他转动石斧头。这对一个孩子来说是件艰苦的z,男孩把手都磨破了Q篏个半L把斧头磨得闪闪发光。那个h见目的达刎ͼ不仅没向孩道谢Q反而教训孩子快点去上学Q以免迟?
2个出典实质上讲的是同一件事。富兰克林作Z位杰出的资阶革命Ӟ担Q的最后一公职就是宾夕法g州废奴委员会会长Qؓ废除奴隶制而奔忙,直到生命的最后一息。宾夕法g州一家报U在富兰克林逝世20周年发表那篇故事,应该是他生前所讲的故事。这个故事的寓意很清楚:“持斧待者”用恭维的话来达C人目的,Z不要上当受骗?BR>He may offer you a post in his firm,but he has an axe to grind, he wants to stand well with your father.
His interest in our venture cannot be sincere,because i knew he has an axe to grind.
In the first place,let me assure you,gentlemen,that i have not an axe to grind