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简单的英语成语小故事【第一篇】

At the battle of Ypres in 1914, British colonel Walter Loring made no concessions to the Germans. Mounted on a white horse, he was leading his men on the Menin Road when his foot was smashed by a bullet. The medical officer ordered him to the rear, but he told the man to “ Go to hell ” and asked his servant to bring his slippers.

一九一四年,英国的沃尔特。洛林上校在伊普尔战役之中对德军寸步不让。他骑白马率军沿梅宁路推进,一颗子弹把他一只脚打得血肉模糊。军医叫他退到后面,他却叫军医去死吧,要仆人把拖鞋拿来。

Equipped with these he remounted his charger, only to suffer a fall as the horse was shot under him. He then mounted a bay and rode on a short distance before this too was shot. Hobbling with a stick, he continued to lead his men up the road and, urging them onwards, he died.

他穿上拖鞋,再跨上白马,不料白马中枪,堕下马来。他于是改骑一匹红棕马,但走不多远,那匹马也被射死,惟有拄手杖一拐一拐的继续领军,死在途中,死前还鼓励手下奋勇向前。

简单的英语成语小故事【第二篇】

Adding Feet to a Snake

One day, Mr. Lion holds a party. Many animals come and drink a lot of wine. At last there is a pot of wine. Who can drink it? They drink out an idea and decide to have a match-Draw a snake. If you finish first, you can get it.

Soon finishes drawing. “Yeah, I’ve finished. I’m ,” he says. But he draws again and says, “Oh, let me add feet and my snake.” At the time, Mr. Gorilla also finishes. He takes away the pot of wine and drinks, then he says, “That isn’t a snake. Snakes have no feet. I get the wine.”

画蛇添足

一天, 狮子先生举行一场聚会,许多动物都来了,他们喝很多酒。最后只剩一壶酒了。让谁喝呢?它们想了想,有个主意。它们比赛画蛇,谁最快画好,谁就喝这壶酒。

不一会,狼先生画好了。“哈,我画好了,我是第一个。”它说。可是它又画了起来,它还说:“再给它加几只脚吧。”这是猩猩先生也画好了。它拿起那酒壶喝起来。一边喝一边说:“那不是蛇,蛇是没有脚的,我赢了这壶酒。”

简单的英语成语小故事【第三篇】

be concentrating on sth

专心致志

Yi Qiu was known as the most famous expert at chess throughout the land.

奕秋是全国最有名的棋手。

Once he gave lessons on chess to two men.

有一次,他教两个人下棋。

One of them was completely absorbed in his teaching, listening attentively to Yi Qiu while the other, who seemed to be listening, had his mind on something else.

一个认真的听课,完全沉浸于其中。 另一个尽管看上去也在听课,其实在想其它的事情。

In fact, he was having a fancy that a swan was flying towards him and he had in his hands a bow and an arrow, ready to shoot.

他幻想有只天鹅正朝他飞来,而他拿着弓和箭准备把它射下来。

As a result, though he was having the same lesson together with the first man, yet he turned out a much inferior student.

所以,虽然他和另一个人上的是同样的课,他学得可差多了。

If one is not concentrating on his study, no skills will be learned.

不专心致志的学习,什么技能都学不会。

大家是不是一直对“be concentrated on sth”和“be concentrating on sth”感到有些迷惑呢?今天就有我来给大家讲解一下吧~

我们先来看一段话:

The teacher wrote two sentences on the whiteboard and asked us what’s the difference. “He is very concentrated on…” and “He is very concentrating on.”

老师在白板上写下两句话,让我们说出区别,这两句句子是“He is very concentrated on…”和“He is very concentrating on.”

A girl sits besides me said it was very similar as the way “surprised” and “surprising” is used.

做在我身边的女孩说这两句句子的区别就是“surprised”和 “surprising” 的区别类似。

He is surprised means he is surprised by something. He is surprising means he himself is something surprising.

“He is surprised”意思就是“他感到很惊喜”,而“He is surprising”意思则是“他总是让别人感到很惊喜。”

“Good,” the teacher says,”Concentrated means something with high density, like concentrated jam and orange juice. If you want to say the person is focusing on something mentally you should use ‘He is concentrating on…’”。

“非常好,”老师说,“Concentrated就是说某样东西西密度很高,浓度很大,就像是果酱、橘子汁”,但如果你想说某人专心致志做某事就是“He is concentrating on…”。

Oh….. my goodness, I must have been saying he is concentrated on … for decades now.

哦,我的天啊,我至少说“he is concentrated on……”有十年时间了。

相信大家通过这么一段话,都理解这两句话其中的差别了吧~

简单的英语成语小故事【第四篇】

Yang Jian was the regent(摄政王) of the last king of Northern Zhou(557-581).

His wife advised him: "Northern Zhou is dying. Now it is as if you are riding on the back of a tiger. It will be dangerous to dismount(下马,下车) . You can do nothing but continue."

Yang Jian thought this quite reasonable. Later, he founded the Sui Dynasty, and united China once more.

This idom is used as a metaphor meaning that one is in a difficult situation and cannot help but ontinue to pursue one's sourse.

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