篇一：英语文摘
What comes around goes around.因果循环，报应不爽！
The secret ingredient is .. that there is no ingredient! We don’t need a secret ingredient, We don’t need to become “special”。（汤中秘密作料便是没有作料）。
Even mountains and seas cannot distance people with common aspirations.（志合者，不以山海为远）
A tree has to strike a firm root before it can flourish.
A river has to have a fully dredged source before it can flow unceasingly。（求木之长者，必固其根本；欲流之远者，必浚其泉源）
The water is clear and the mountain is bright, The frost comes in at night; Trees are covered with deep scarlet leaves mixed with yellow that is light.（山明水静夜来霜，数树深红出浅黄）
Hit the headlines/make headlines登上头条
The couple hit the headlines last year when their relationship broke down.
Pop the question求婚
He has been trying for weeks to pluck up the courage to pop the question.
Confess one’s love表白
I didn’t dare confess my love to her because I cherished her friendship.
Asking for a date约会
对某部电影的吐槽模式：
It could have been better.
Too uealistic.
Lame.
Boring
It was so stupid I almost fell asleep. The guy was such a jerk!
Film Expressions:
The heroine is played by ***.
The film has run(上映)for five days.
Practically every film he made was nominated（提名） for an Oscar.
Spain’s Javier Bardem won best supporting actor/actress(最佳男/女配角) in “No Country for Old Men”（老无所依）.
Within minutes, it was clear to me that this was a must-watch movie(必看电影).
The film has taken $180million at the box office(票房). 《何以笙箫默》经典台词：
If that person ever appeared, anyone else would just be a
compromise. And I don’t want to compromise.
Waiting is not about time but about habits. It only kept growing, and there was no way for him to fight it.
If destiny say’s you are my girlfriend in three years, how do I not have my right to be your boyfriend now?
There are plenty of love poems. Among them, the most beautiful one must be “holding your hand and aging with you”.
Facing the Sea with Spring Blossoms
From tomorrow on, I will be a happy man，
Grooming(喂马),chopping(劈柴),and travelling all over the world.
From tomorrow on, I will care foodstuff(粮食) and vegetable， Living in a house towards the sea, with spring blossoms. From tomorrow on, write to each of my dear ones.
Telling them of my happiness.
What the lightening of happiness has told me,
I will spread it to each of them.
Give a warm name for every river and every mountain, Strangers, I will also wish you happy.
May you have a brilliant future!
May you lovers eventually become spouses！（有情人终成眷属）
May you enjoy happiness in this earthly world!
I only wish to face the sea, with spring blossoms.
Romantic Valentine’s Day:
I wish I were a china cup, from which you drink your tea, and every time you took a drink you would kiss me.
I would wash all the dishes, if you would let me be your MR. You and me together, you can make magic.
Every time I look at you, my heart misses a beat. Roses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet, and so are you. 忙的表达：
I don’t even have time to catch my breath.(喘息，歇口气) I’ll be tied up(被占用，很忙的) the rest of the week, I am afraid.
I’m in the middle of something(正忙于做某事). Could you call back later?
It’s hard to slow down when you are trying to do a million things.
I can’t possibly come out tonight. I’m up to my neck(忙得不可开交) in work.
篇二：介绍几本常见的英语杂志
几本常见的英文杂志
曾经多次，自己在摸索如何提升自己的英语水平时，难免就想到，有什么可以快速提升英语水平的杂志么？在网络上到处查阅资料，找是找到了些，但那里的回答基本上相对比较零散、简单，不尽如意。想来想去，确实，这世上的许多的知识，幵不是一开始就有的，我们要的时候去找，找到了，那是我们的运气。毕竟站在前人的肩膀上，我们可以少走许多的弯路而同样达到了自己的目的。但是，当我们没有找到时，我们也没必要灰心丧气，既然别人能够写出来，自己等别人，何不如自己求自己，自己去创造。带着这个想法，将自己这两年知道的和经常阅读的一些常见的英文杂志，简要介绍如下：
①《英语学习》
个人点评：这本杂志创刊于1958年，是一本比我们许多人年龄都还要大的英文杂志了，当年的杂志名都是陈毅元帅题的。组版形式为英文+词汇旁注，没有全文翻译，适合想丰富词汇且又希望提高阅读能力的读者。
发刊情况：每月两期，分上下旬刊。
当前售价：6RMB/期
②《英语沙龙》
个人点评：这本杂志内容丰富，知识面广，特色之处是它有英国大使馆文化教育处特供稿件。此外，组版形式不拘一格，有全英汉对译的，也有英文+中文旁注的，还有中文夹英文注解的。总之，通过这本杂志，你将学到职场、考场应对技巧及国内外的各种时尚文化。 发刊情况：每月一期
当前售价：6RMB/期
③《英语文摘》
个人点评：这本杂志主讲时事要闻、环球人物、财经、科技、文化。组版形式单一，基本上
就是全英汉文对译+生词注解，一般初级水平的人阅读它，那是再合适不过了。 发刊情况：每月一期
当前价格：6RMB/期
④《英语知识》
个人点评：这本杂志基本上就是一本面向高中、大学生的纯考试类杂志。当然，也穿插讲一些英语文化知识。它主要是一些有关高考，四六级考试试题分析讲解及一些考试习题，后面附有有详细解答。对于需要参加高考，四六级考试的学生，不愧是本好杂志。
发刊情况：每月一期
当前价格：4RMB/期
⑤《大学英语》
个人点评：这本杂志组版形式基本上为阅读模块+考试专栏，主讲四六级考试，还配有附有详细答案的习题。特色是该杂志配有由美国播音员录制的光盘，对于想练听力的读者们，可是福音啰。
发刊情况：每月一期
当前价格：10RMB/期（含光盘）
⑥《英语世界》
个人点评：这本杂志的内容，主要取自APN新闻传播媒体有限公司、英国大使馆文化教育处和ECO中文网。排版比较单一，中英文对译。这本杂志是32开本的，相对于以上16开
本的杂志一个明显的优势那就是便于携带，你可以像携带一本《微型小说选》一样，想到哪里看就到哪里看。
发刊情况：每月一期
当前价格：8RMB/期
说到这里，你可能在想，废话了这么多，到底有没有本练习口语的杂志呢？我的口语不怎么行，急死我了！不用着急，以下两本都是不错的纯正美语杂志：
⑦《空中英语教室》
个人点评：这本杂志是一本很内容fashion的彩印杂志，它在杂志末尾提供单词快速复习习题模块——Rapid Review，让我们对刚刚学过的单词，马上就能应用起来。对于想学习时尚美语的朋友们，那可是没得二话说了。
发刊情况：每月一期
当前价格：15RMB/本（含光盘）
⑧《英语角》
篇三：英语文摘
FAIRY TALES OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
OUR AUNT
by Hans Christian Andersen
You ought to have known our aunt; she was charming! That is to
say, she was not charming at all as the word is usually understood;
but she was good and kind, amusing in her way, and was just as any one
ought to be whom people are to talk about and to laugh at. She might
have been put into a play, and wholly and solely on account of the
fact that she only lived for the theatre and for what was done
there. She was an honorable matron; but Agent Fabs, whom she used to
call "Flabs," declared that our aunt was stage-struck.
"The theatre is my school," said she, "the source of my knowledge.
From thence I have resuscitated Biblical history. Now, 'Moses' and
'Joseph in Egypt'- there are operas for you! I get my universal
history from the theatre, my geography, and my knowledge of men. Out
of the French pieces I get to know life in Paris- slippery, but
exceedingly interesting. How I have cried over "La Famille
Roquebourg'- that the man must drink himself to death, so that she may
marry the young fellow! Yes, how many tears I have wept in the fifty
years I have subscribed to the theatre!"
Our aunt knew every acting play, every bit of scenery, every
character, every one who appeared or had appeared. She seemed really
only to live during the nine months the theatre was open. Summertime
without a summer theatre seemed to be only a time that made her old;
while, on the other hand, a theatrical evening that lasted till
midnight was a lengthening of her life. She did not say, as other
people do, "Now we shall have spring, the stork is here," or, "They've
advertised the first strawberries in the papers." She, on the
contrary, used to announce the coming of autumn, with "Have you
heard they're selling boxes for the theatre? now the performances will
begin."
She used to value a lodging entirely according to its proximity to
the theatre. It was a real sorrow to her when she had to leave the
little lane behind the playhouse, and move into the great street
that lay a little farther off, and live there in a house where she had
no opposite neighbors.
"At home," said she, "my windows must be my opera-box. One
cannot sit and look into one's self till one's tired; one must see
people. But now I live just as if I'd go into the country. If I want
to see human beings, I must go into my kitchen, and sit down on the
sink, for there only I have opposite neighbors. No; when I lived in my
dear little lane, I could look straight down into the ironmonger's
shop, and had only three hundred paces to the theatre; and now I've
three thousand paces to go, military measurement."
Our aunt was sometimes ill, but however unwell she might feel, she
never missed the play. The doctor prescribed one day that she should
put her feet in a bran bath, and she followed his advice; but she
drove to the theatre all the same, and sat with her feet in bran
there. If she had died there, she would have been very glad.
Thorwaldsen died in the theatre, and she called that a happy death.
She could not imagine but that in heaven there must be a theatre
too. It had not, indeed, been promised us, but we might very well
imagine it. The many distinguished actors and actresses who had passed
away must surely have a field for their talent.
Our aunt had an electric wire from the theatre to her room. A
telegram used to be dispatched to her at coffee-time, and it used to
consist of the words, "Herr Sivertsen is at the machinery;" for it was
he who gave the signal for drawing the curtain up and down and for
changing the scenes.
From him she used to receive a short and concise description of
every piece. His opinion of Shakspeare's "Tempest," was, "Mad
nonsense! There's so much to put up, and the first scene begins with
'Water to the front of the wings.'" That is to say, the water had to
come forward so far. But when, on the other hand, the same interior
scene remained through five acts, he used to pronounce it a
sensible, well-written play, a resting play, which performed itself,
without putting up scenes.
In earlier times, by which name our aunt used to designate
thirty years ago, she and the before-mentioned Herr Sivertsen had been
younger. At that time he had already been connected with the
machinery, and was, as she said, her benefactor. It used to be the
custom in those days that in the evening performances in the only
theatre the town possessed, spectators were admitted to the part
called the "flies," over the stage, and every machinist had one or two
places to give away. Often the flies were quite full of good
company; it was said that generals' wives and privy councillors' wives
had been up there. It was quite interesting to look down behind the
scenes, and to see how the people walked to and fro on the stage
when the curtain was down.
Our aunt had been there several times, as well when there was a
tragedy as when there was a ballet; for the pieces in which there were
the greatest number of characters on the stage were the most
interesting to see from the flies. One sat pretty much in the dark
up there, and most people took their supper up with them. Once three
apples and a great piece of bread and butter and sausage fell down
right into the dungeon of Ugolino, where that unhappy man was to be
starved to death; and there was great laughter among the audience. The
sausage was one of the weightiest reasons why the worthy management
refused in future to have any spectators up in the flies.
"But I was there seven-and-thirty times," said our aunt, "and I
shall always remember Mr. Sivertsen for that."
On the very last evening when the flies were still open to the
public, the "Judgment of Solomon" was performed, as our aunt
remembered very well. She had, through the influence of her
benefactor, Herr Sivertsen, procured a free admission for the Agent
Fabs, although he did not deserve it in the least, for he was always
cutting his jokes about the theatre and teasing our aunt; but she
had procured him a free admission to the flies, for all that. He
wanted to look at this player-stuff from the other side.
"Those were his own words, and they were just like him," said
our aunt.
He looked down from above on the 'Judgment of Solomon," and fell
asleep over it. One would have thought that he had come from a
dinner where many toasts had been given. He went to sleep, and was
locked in. And there he sat through the dark night in the flies, and
when he woke, he told a story, but our aunt would not believe it.
"The 'Judgment of Solomon' was over," he said, "and all the people
had gone away, up stairs and down stairs; but now the real play began,
the after-piece, which was the best of all," said the agent. "Then
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