英文版游記
1. 求一篇英語游記（60字）
Last summer holiday,we went to a mountainous village to pay a visit there. The scenery there was so beautiful that we got very excited. And the great nature gave us a very deep impression.The fruits garden full of apples,the sheep playing in the valley,the crops and vegetables were all unforgetable and impressive.We had a picnic there and paid a visit to the families there.The farmers were so humble and honest that we felt quite easy and happy.What I wanted to say was that only if you went to the village like this,you knew what the nature was.
去年暑假，我們去了一個山區村莊拜訪那裡。那裡風景很美麗，所以我們非常興奮。和大自然給了我們一個非常深刻的映象.那裡水果園里的蘋果，在山谷的羊打，莊稼和蔬菜都是難忘和impressive.We有野餐那裡拜訪的家庭there.The農民是如此謙卑和誠實，我們感到很輕松，happy.What我想說的是，只有當你來到該村這樣，你知道是什麼性質了。
2. 英文游記
旅遊游記參考了：）~~
In my summer holiday,I had been to Australia with my uncle Wang,
This is an ancient city, and meanwhile a beautiful 『garden city』, streets are orderly paved like chessboard, various buildings of both ancient and modern styles are harmoniously blended, there are quite a few operas and Broadway musicals on show here everyday.
This is also Australia』s residential center for immigrants. Most of the immigrants who flocked into Australia live in Melbourne and Sydney. Immigrants started their new life here but keep their own traditions and customs. Wanna taste Italian food and drinks? Just go to Lygon street. Wanna know Chinese culture? Then visit China Town. In China Town, there are not only Chinese restaurants, but also Malaysian, Thailand and Japanese restaurants, so this is not just a window for you to get to know Chinese people, but a best place to know East Asian people and South East Asian people as well.
Goods sold in China Town are quite unique. You』ll embrace a variety of choices and also reasonable prices, that』s why China Town is so popular among tourists. My companions all came back with large and small shopping bags, and reluctant to leave until they bought too much to carry.
What worth mention, traveling in Melbourne, the most forgettable experience is to watch the homing of the smallest penguins in the world. In a place 140 kilometers south of Melbourne, there』s a tiny island called Philip. Every sk, groups of penguins stagger back to their home. Their teeter when stepping onto the bank is extremely lovely.
3. 求：英文版格列佛游記簡介
Gulliver's Travels
Jonathan Swift wrote it in Ireland.The first part of it appeared in October 1726 and by November the book was in everybody's hand.
1.The story of the book is known to us all. In the first part Gulliver describes his shipwreck in Lilliput where the tallest peo;ole were six inches high. The emperor believed hismself to be the delight and terror of the universe, but it appeared quite absurd to Gulliver who was twelve times as tall as he. In his account of the two parties in the country, distinguished by the use of high and low heels, Swift satirixes the Tories and the Whigs in England, Religious disputes were laughed at in an account of a problem which divided the Lilliputians:"Should eggs be broken at the big end or the little end?" The follows an ironical comment:"This, however, is thought to be a merer strain upon the text, for the words are thses, that all true believers shall break their eggs at the convenient end. And which is the convenient end seems, in my humble opinion, to be left to every man's conscience, or at least in the power of the Chief Magistrate to dtermine." This part is full of references to current politics.
2.In the second part, the voyage to Brobdingnag is described. Gulliver now found himself a dwarf among men sixty feet in height. The King, who regarded Eruope as if it were an anthill, said,"I cannot but conclude the bulk of your natives to be the most pernicious race of little odious vermin that Nature ever suffered to crawl upon the surface of the earth."And Gulliver, after living among such a great race, could not but feel tempted to laugh at the strutting and bowing of English lords and ladies as much as the King did at him.
3.The third part is a satire on philosophers and projuctors, who were given to dwelling in the air, like the inhabitants of the flying Island. In the Island of sorcerors, Gulliver was able to call up famous men of ancient times and question them. Then he found the world to have been misled by prostitute wriers into ascribing the greatest exploits in war to cowards, the wisest counsels to fools, and sincerity to flatterers. He saw, too, by looking at an lod yeoman, how the race had greatly deteriorated through vice and corruption.
4.In the last part, Gulliver's satire is of the bitterest. Gulliver was now in a country where horses werer possessed of reason, and were the governing class, while the Yahoos,though in the shape of men, were brute beasts with such vices as stealing and lying. In endeavouring to persuade the horses that he was not a Yahoo, gulliver was made to show how little a man was removed from the brute. Gulliver's account of the warfare among the English lords, given with no little pride, caused only disgust from the horses. He praised the life and virtues of the horses while he was disgusted with the Yahoos, whose relations reminded him of those existing in english society to such a degree that he shuddered at the prospect of returning to England.So, when he returned home, his family filled him with such disgust that he swooned when his wife kissed him.
5.Swift hated all kinds of oppression-political, economical and religious. But he cherished a great love for the people,
4. 英文版《格列佛游記》讀後感 1000字左右
《格列佛游記》是美國文學史上的一部偉大的諷刺小說，據說伏爾泰、拜倫、高爾基和魯迅也很推崇斯威夫特的作品。我深深地崇拜著魯迅，他用枯黃卻瘦勁的手指著青年前進的方向，於是我便朝著那個方向，看上了《格列佛游記》--愛屋及烏。但是看過之後，大呼"上當"也於事無補，唯一值得安慰的是可以問問別人對斯威夫特怎麼看，來顯示自己是"文學青年"，更實際地是寫一篇不倫不類的讀後感交上去湊數。
" Gulliver's travels" is an American history of literature the great irony of the novel, it is said that Voltaire, Byron, and Lu Xun also Golgi a very respected Swift's works. I deeply adore Lu Xun, he was thin and strong fingers youth direction, so I move in that direction, after" Gulliver's travels" - love me. But after reading, shouted"." it doesn't help the situation. Also, the only consolation is that you can ask someone how to look for Swift, to show his" literary youth", actual it is to write a book neither fish nor fowl handed in to make up the numbers.
每當回想起當年看這本名著的時候，歷史的滄桑感便湧上了心頭，那些日子真是沒有成就感受，很失敗。一天僅僅十幾頁，舉"目"維艱，冷不防冒上一句"往事不堪回首"，發自於肺腑啊！
Each time I think that reading the classics, historical vicissitudes will come back, and the days are no achievement feeling, is a failure. One day just a dozen pages, as "eye" dimension difficult, cold to take a" past cannot bear to think of the past", come from the heart!
打個比方，讀《圍城》是一種愉悅的享受，就像是用地道戰地雷戰打鬼子，越打越過癮，正打在關頭上，錢鍾書先生將大筆一擱，鬼子投降了；讀《駱駝祥子》也挺爽，應該屬於三大戰役的那種，共軍三下五除二地把蔣介石趕到了台灣，我也三下五除二地幹掉了老金；但讀《格列佛游記》就大不一樣了，是一種受罪，就像血戰台兒庄一樣，拉鋸戰，特艱苦卓絕，不但要跟斯威特作斗爭，還要與瞌睡蟲作斗爭，不過"不破樓蘭終不還"的我還是取得了"格列佛大捷"，但損失慘重，至今想起來還餘悸不已。
For example, read" Besieged City" is a pleasure to enjoy, like typical battlefield Lei Zhan playing devils, playing more enjoyable, is in the moment, Mr Qian Zhongshu will be a large, devils surrendered; reading" Xiangzi camel" is also quite cool, should belong to the three that battle, the army neat and quick to send Jiang Jieshi arrived in Taiwan, I also neat and quick to get rid of the old gold; but the reading" Gulliver's travels" is different, is a kind of suffering, like the battle of Taierzhuang, battle, especially extremely hard and bitter, not only to fight with sweet, but also with the sleepy bugs to fight, but" not broken Kroraina eventually not also" I was made" Gulliver's victory", but suffered heavy losses, so far I think also fear.
因此，此後，看到魯迅拿著煙斗一副正氣凜然的樣子，總會口不自禁地唱道："都是你的錯，是你騙了我，還讓我不知不覺滿足被騙的虛榮"……
Therefore, thereafter, see Lu Xun holding pipe an awe-inspiring righteousness like, always opening up sings:" it's your fault, you lied to me, let me also imperceptibly meet cheated vanity" ... ...
但是，盡管受了騙，並未影響魯迅在我心的地位，我依然固執地認為：斯威夫特是不能與魯迅同日而語的。
However, despite being lied to, did not affect the status of Lu Xun in my heart, I still stubbornly believe that: Swift and Lu Xun cannot be mentioned in the same breath is the.
魯迅，我國偉大的無產階級文學家、思想家、革命家；斯威夫特何許人也？英國十八世紀罪惡腐朽的資產階級中的一員。他們的階級屬性有著本質區別（如果趕上"文革"就好了，分清敵我很重要啊）。其二，魯迅是國產的，斯威夫特是洋貨（這好像是廢話）。至於第三點，我認為是最最重要的，魯迅的文章雖艱深生澀但我依稀可辨，斯威夫特的譯本雖然都是大白話，但我就是不知所言，所言何干。
Lu Xun, our great proletarian writer, thinker, revolutionary; Swift who? The British eighteenth Century rotten sin asset class. Their class attribute is having substaintial distinction ( if to catch up with the "Cultural Revolution" as well, distinguish between ourselves and the enemy is important. ). Secondly, Lu Xun is domestic, Swift is foreign goods ( which seems to be nonsense. ). As for the third point, I think it is the most important, Lu Xun's article is difficult but I vaguely discernible jerky, the Swift version is written, but I is unintelligible, say what.
經過一番換位思考，我作出如下推測：大不列顛的可愛青年們也必然不知道魯迅在說些什麼，要表達些什麼，以及"可能吧--那簡直就是一定的"那種魯迅特色的矛盾句式。
After a transposition thinking, I make the following conjecture: Britain's lovely youth who also will not know in what Lu Xun said, want to express what", as well as possible -- it is certain that Lu Xun" characteristics of the contradictory sentence.他們正如我一樣。 They like me.
究其原因，彼此在不同的國度，承著不同的文化，對於過去，對於歷史，自己的從小就了解，別人的很少去觸及。而沒有一定的知識墊底，去讀這種在特定時期特定環境下的指桑罵槐的作品，看不懂是不足為奇的。
Investigate its reason, each in a different country, the different culture, for the past, for history, his childhood, people seldom go to touch. Without the knowledge base, to read this in a specific period of the specific environment point at one but abuse another work, cannot read is be not at all surprising.
我不知道十八世紀美國的輝格、托利兩黨纏綿悱惻、曖昧的關系，當然也就無從體會斯威夫特筆下的爭論吃雞蛋應先敲哪頭、 鞋跟之高低等"原則"問題的"高跟黨"與"低跟黨"的妙處。
I don't know the United States in eighteenth Century, the Whig party very sentimental, romantic relationship, certainly will not experience Swift's argument to eat eggs should knock which head, heel of level" principle " of "problem" of high party" and" low with the party "beauty.
我錯怪斯威夫特了，我要有一顆寬容的心。而後來的斯威夫特也漸漸變得可以理解了，給我的感覺是他很正義。
I was wrong about Swift, I have a tolerant heart. Later, Swift has graally become understandable, gave me the feeling that he was justice.
他諷刺地道出了當時英國的特點："貪婪、黨爭、偽善、無信、殘暴、憤怒、瘋狂、怨恨、嫉妒、淫慾、陰險和野心。"他挖苦地描述了人獸顛倒的怪誕現象：馬成了理性的載體，而人則化作臟臭、屎尿橫飛、貪婪刁難的下等動物耶胡（yahoo,不是"雅虎"）。他大談人的天性，就是心甘情願被金錢所奴役，不是奢侈浪費就是貪得無厭。看完《格列佛游記》之後，我們不能不審視自己，我們身上有沒有這些頑疾劣根的影子。
He ironically the then British features:" greed, hypocrisy, party, without the letter, cruel, crazy, resentment, jealousy, anger, lust, sinister and ambitions. " He sarcastically described the animal upside-down paradox: Ma Cheng rational carrier, while others become dirty smelly, urine, greedy for flying vermin Jehu ( Yahoo, not" Yahoo!" ). He discusses the human nature, is to be most willing to be enslaved by money, not extravagance and waste that is be insatiably avaricious. After reading" Gulliver's travels", we must look at ourselves, we who have these illnesses bad root shadow.
有一句話，我認為評論得很經典：以誇張渲染時代的生氣，藉荒唐痛斥時代的弊端；在厭恨和悲觀背後，應是一種苦澀的憂世情懷。
There is a saying, I think the comment very classic : an exaggerated rendering times angry, absurd to the malpractice by age; in hate and pessimism behind, is a bitter feelings of anxiety.沒有想到在那些朴實得如同流水賬的大白話游記中竟蘊含著這么深邃的內涵。
Had not thought that in those homely as a running account of travels in the vernacular so profound connotations.我知道，
《格列佛游記》還需要再讀上一遍，抑或是更多遍。這應該是以後的事了。
I know," Gulliver's travels" also need to read again, or is it more times. This should be a thing of the future.
5. 英語作文游記，中英文！~~
A trip to the Great Wall
If you don』t go to the Great Wall, you won』 t become a hero.
On May Day my cLAssmates and I went to the Great Wall.We got on the bus in the early morning. On our way to the Great Wall, we saw lots of new buildings being built here and there.Beijing is changing a lot every day.
After two hours the Great Wall appeared before our eyes.She was so wonderful that we couldn』 t help cheering. At once we started towards the top. We were very gladto be heroes in the end. How great the Great Wall is! We were proud of the Great Wall and the people who had built it. And we made our mind to work harder than before. We will try our best to make our motherland richer and stronger.
長城之旅
不到長城非好漢。
五一節那天，我和我的同學一起去登長城。一大早我們就坐上了公共汽車。一路上，我們看見到處都有高樓在施工。北京每禾都在發生巨大的變化。
兩小時後，長城映入我們的眼簾。她是那麼壯觀，我們都忍不住歡呼起來了。我們沒有停留片刻，立刻向最高處進發。我們很高興最終我們都成了「英雄」。我們感嘆長城可真了不起呀!我們為長城也為建造她的人們感到驕傲。我們下決心更努力地學習，為我們祖國的繁榮富強而貢獻力量。
同學。若解決了你的疑問，麻煩採納好么？(*^__^*) 嘻嘻……
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7. 求一篇英文動物園游記
Last Sunday I went to zoo with my parents. The weather was fine. The zoo is the biggest in china, and it has the largest number of animals. We went the panda house first. We saw the world famous animal. They look very lovely and honest. Then we watched the beautiful birds. The monkey hill is near to the bird world. The clever monkeys welcomed us warmly. Finally, we went to the lion park. Mom told me not to be close to such animal because it is dangerous. In the zoo, we saw many other animals such as elephants, rabbits and giraffes. Some animals are very cute, some animals are very ugly, same animals are friendly. All of us had a good time. I like them very much. I hope next week I have another chance to visit the zoo with my friends!
8. 格列夫游記的簡介（英文版）
Gulliver's Travels
Jonathan Swift wrote it in Ireland.The first part of it appeared in October 1726 and by November the book was in everybody's hand.
1.The story of the book is known to us all. In the first part Gulliver describes his shipwreck in Lilliput where the tallest peo;ole were six inches high. The emperor believed hismself to be the delight and terror of the universe, but it appeared quite absurd to Gulliver who was twelve times as tall as he. In his account of the two parties in the country, distinguished by the use of high and low heels, Swift satirixes the Tories and the Whigs in England, Religious disputes were laughed at in an account of a problem which divided the Lilliputians:"Should eggs be broken at the big end or the little end?" The follows an ironical comment:"This, however, is thought to be a merer strain upon the text, for the words are thses, that all true believers shall break their eggs at the convenient end. And which is the convenient end seems, in my humble opinion, to be left to every man's conscience, or at least in the power of the Chief Magistrate to dtermine." This part is full of references to current politics.
2.In the second part, the voyage to Brobdingnag is described. Gulliver now found himself a dwarf among men sixty feet in height. The King, who regarded Eruope as if it were an anthill, said,"I cannot but conclude the bulk of your natives to be the most pernicious race of little odious vermin that Nature ever suffered to crawl upon the surface of the earth."And Gulliver, after living among such a great race, could not but feel tempted to laugh at the strutting and bowing of English lords and ladies as much as the King did at him.
3.The third part is a satire on philosophers and projuctors, who were given to dwelling in the air, like the inhabitants of the flying Island. In the Island of sorcerors, Gulliver was able to call up famous men of ancient times and question them. Then he found the world to have been misled by prostitute wriers into ascribing the greatest exploits in war to cowards, the wisest counsels to fools, and sincerity to flatterers. He saw, too, by looking at an lod yeoman, how the race had greatly deteriorated through vice and corruption.
4.In the last part, Gulliver's satire is of the bitterest. Gulliver was now in a country where horses werer possessed of reason, and were the governing class, while the Yahoos,though in the shape of men, were brute beasts with such vices as stealing and lying. In endeavouring to persuade the horses that he was not a Yahoo, gulliver was made to show how little a man was removed from the brute. Gulliver's account of the warfare among the English lords, given with no little pride, caused only disgust from the horses. He praised the life and virtues of the horses while he was disgusted with the Yahoos, whose relations reminded him of those existing in english society to such a degree that he shuddered at the prospect of returning to England.So, when he returned home, his family filled him with such disgust that he swooned when his wife kissed him.
5.Swift hated all kinds of oppression-political, economical and religious. But he cherished a great love for the people,
9. 游記，英文作文
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