快乐英语阅读平的故事

Ⅰ 快乐英语故事

there it was so dark that you couldn't have seen your hand in front of your face. Suddenly the one with the cat's eyes woke up, wakened the others and said: "My dear friends, look at this, do you see all these white mice running about?" The other two sat up in bed but couldn't see a thing. Then he said: "There's something wrong with us: we didn't back our own parts, that landlord cheated us and we must go back to him." So next morning they set off back and told the landlord that their right organs hadn't been returned to them: one of them had a thief's hand, the second cat's eyes and the third a pig's heart. The landlord said that it must be the maid's fault and was going to call her, but when the girl had seen the three surgeons returning she had fled through the back door, and she didn't reappear. Then the three of them told the landlord that unless he paid them a great deal of money they'd make a bonfire of his house; so he gave them all he had and all he could raise, and off they went with it. It was enough to keep them for the rest of their lives, but they'd still rather have had their own organs back.

I. Translation for Reference(参考译文)

三个军医

从前,有三个自以为医术都学到家了的军医在各地旅行.一天晚上,他们来到一家旅店.旅店老板问他们从哪里来,到哪里去?他们回答说:"我们靠本领,到各处旅行.""你们有什么本领,让我开开眼界好吗?"旅店老板说.于是,第一个军医说,他可以把自己的手砍下来,明天早晨再接好;第二个军医说,他可以把自己的心挖出来,明天早晨再放回去;第三个军医说,他可以把自己的两只眼睛全剜出来,明天早晨再装好."要是真能这样的话,"老板说,"那你们的本领可就真到家了!"原来,三个军医有一种药膏,只要抹上去,伤口就会愈合,他们总是随身带着那装药的小瓶子.他们按自己说的那样,把手,心,眼睛从身上割下来,一起装在一个盘子里,交给旅店老板.旅店老板又把盘子给女佣人,叫她把盘子放在柜厨里小心保管.女佣人私下与一个士兵相恋.就在旅店老板,三个军医和屋里的人们都睡着了的时候,那个士兵来了,他向她要点东西吃.于是,女佣人把柜厨打开,给他拿东西吃.她对他情意绵绵,竟忘了关上柜厨的门.她与情人坐在床边,没完没了地聊了起来,把这世上任何事情都抛到了脑后,可就在这时候,猫悄悄地溜进来了,看到柜厨的门敞着,于是叼起三个军医的手,心,眼睛跑了.那个兵吃完东西以后,女佣人开始收拾碗筷,当她去关橱门的时候,发现老板让她看管的那只盘子空了.她吓了一跳,对她的情人说:"天啊!我该怎么办呢?手没了!心和眼睛也没了!明天早晨我可怎么交差呀!"士兵说:"别担心!我想办法帮你渡过难关.外面绞刑架上吊着一个小偷.我去把他的手切下来.哪只手呢?""右手!"女佣人说着,交给士兵一把锋利的菜刀.士兵出去把那个可怜的犯人的右手砍下来,交给了女佣人.然后,他们又把猫抓住,把猫的眼睛剜出来.现在只缺个心了."你们不是刚杀了几头猪,把猪肉放在地下室里了吗?""嗯,是啊!"女佣人说."这就好了!"那个兵说着,就下到地下室里去,把猪心拿上来.女佣人把这三样东西一起放在盘子上,送进柜厨里.她的情人告别走了,女佣人也放心地去睡觉了.

第二天早上,三个军医起来,叫女佣人把那装着手,心和眼睛的盘子拿过来.女佣人打开柜厨,把泡子拿出来.第一个军医把小偷的手接上又抹上药膏,马上手就长在他胳膊上了.第二个军医把猫眼睛装在眼窝里.第三个军医把猪心装进了胸膛.旅店老板站在他们身边,非常佩服他们高强的本领,说他有生以来还从来没见过这样的事情呢.他还说,遇见别人,一定好好宣扬他们.于是,他们三个人缴了店钱,又继续旅行去了.

三个军医往前走啊走,安上猪心的军医总不和另外两个军医一起走.遇到个角落,他就跑过去,像头猪似的,用鼻子到处闻.另外的两个人不管怎么拉他的衣服,都一点儿也不顶用.他总是挣开,跑到那最肮脏的地方去.第二个军医的行为也很奇怪.他揉着眼睛,对另外一个军医说:"伙计,这是怎么的了?这不是我的眼睛啊!我怎么什么也看不见了?你们谁来扶我一下,别让我摔跟头!"就这样,他们三个人非常困难地往前走,晚上,他们走进另一家旅店.刚一进大厅,就看到有一个财主正坐在角落的饭桌数钱呢.安上小偷手的军医,在财主身边走过来,走过去,动了几回胳膊.就在财主转身之机,他把手伸到钱堆去,抓了一大把钱出来.另一个军医看见了说:"伙计,你干什么?不能偷东西呀!真不知羞耻!"安上小偷手的军医说:"唉!我无法控制自己,我的心不想偷,可手却不听指挥,非要抓钱不可!"后来,他们睡觉去了.躺下时天已漆黑了,伸手不见五指.可是那安上猫眼睛的军医突然醒了,喊那两个军医起来:"老兄,快看啊!有好多老鼠在那里乱跑呢,看见了吗?"另外两个军医起身看了看,什么也没看见.安上猫眼睛的军医说："我们都变了!旅店老板没有把我们的手,心和眼睛还给我们!我们得回去向他要!他欺骗了我们!"第二天早晨,他们三个人起身到第一次住宿的旅店老板那里去,说他们没有得到自己的手,心和眼睛.一个人得的是小偷的手,一个人得的是猫的眼睛,另一个得的是猪的心.老板说,这一定是女佣人的错.于是,要叫她来.但是女佣人看到他们三人回来,早就从后门逃跑了,再也没有回来.于是三个军医要老板拿出很多钱来,要不就点火烧房子.老板把现钱和能收上来的钱都拿出来让他们带走了.这些钱虽然够他们用一辈子的,可是他们宁愿讨回自己的手，心和眼睛啊!

Ⅱ 快乐英语阅读初一年级上第1卷，第2卷，第3卷整本文章翻译

兄弟，我们是同道中人啊，我也不会。

Ⅲ 翻译一下“快乐英语 快乐阅读”

快乐英语 快乐阅读
Happy English Happy Reading

Ⅳ 英语快乐阅读

为你解答。版
1、权Sports help to keep people healthy, happy and to live longer.
2、The teams or players they like.
3、Swimming.
4、In cold countries, like Norway and Canada.
5、Running, jumping and Chinese boxing.

Ⅳ 快乐123英语故事

分享一篇有趣的英语故事----很好玩的

A woman and a baby were in the doctor's examining
room, waiting for the doctor to come in for the baby's first exam.
The doctor arrived, and examined the baby, checked his weight, and being a little concerned, asked if the baby was breast-fed or bottle-fed?

"Breast-fed,"she replied.

"Well, strip down to your waist," the doctor ordered. She did. He pinched her nipples, pressed, kneaded, and rubbed both breasts for a while in a very professional and detailed examination. Motioning to her to get dressed The doctor said, "No wonder this baby is underweight. You don't have any milk."
"I know," she said, "I'm his Grandma, but I'm glad I came."

One Friday morning, a teacher came up with a novel way to motivate her class. She told them that she would read a quote and the first student to correctly identify who said it would receive the rest of the day off.
She started with "This was England's finest hour."
Little Suzy instantly jumped up and said, "Winston Churchill."
"Congratulations!" Said the teacher, "You may go home."
The teacher then said, "Ask not what your country can do for you."
Before she could finish this quote, another young lady belts out, "John F.Kennedy".
"Very good," says the teacher, "you may go."
Irritated that he has missed two golden opportunities, Little Johnny said,"I wish those girls would just shut up."
Upon overhearing this comment, the outraged teacher demanded to know who said it.
Johnny instantly rose to his feet and said,"Bill Clinton. I'll see you Monday."

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Every August. Every August for twelve years. Every August for twelve years we went to the same small town on holiday. Every August for twelve years we went to the same beach. Every August for twelve years my parents rented the same small house in the same small town near the same beach, so every morning of every August for twelve years I woke up and walked down to the same beach and sat under the same umbrella or on the same towel in front of the same sea.

There was a small café on the beach where we sat every day, and every day Mr. Morelli in the café said “Good morning!” to my parents, and then always patted me on the head like a dog. Every day we walked down to our red and white umbrella, every day my father sat on his deckchair and read the newspaper then went to sleep, every day my mother went for a swim in the sea and then went to sleep. Every lunch time we ate the same cheese sandwiches which my mother made, and then every afternoon we went up to the café and ate an ice cream while my parents talked to Mr Morelli about the weather. Every summer for twelve years I sat there and read books and sometimes played volleyball with some of the other boys and girls who were there, but I never made any friends.

It was so boring.

Every August for twelve years the same family sat next to us. They were called the Hamiltons. We had a red and white umbrella, they had a green one. Every morning my parents said “Good morning!” to Mr and Mrs Hamilton, and Mr and Mrs Hamilton said “Good morning!” to my parents. Sometimes they talked about the weather.
Mr and Mrs Hamilton had two sons. Richard was the same age as me, and his brother Philip was two years older than me. Richard and Philip were both taller than me. Richard and Philip were very friendly, and both very handsome. They were much friendlier and more handsome than me. They made friends with everyone, and organised the games of volleyball on the beach or swimming races in the sea with the other children. They always won the games of volleyball and the swimming races. My parents liked Richard and Philip a lot. “Why can’ you be more like Richard and Philip?” they said to me. “Look at them! They make friends with everyone! They are polite, good boys! You just sit here reading books and doing nothing!”

I, of course, hated them.

Richard and Philip, Richard and Philip, Richard and Philip – it was all I ever heard from my parents every August for twelve years. Richard and Philip were perfect. Everything about them was better than anything about me. Even their green beach umbrella was better than our red and white one.

I was sixteen years old the last summer we went there. Perfect Richard and perfect Philip came to the beach one day and said that they were going to have a barbecue at lunch time. They were going to cook for everyone! “Forget your cheese sandwiches”, they laughed, “Come and have some hamburgers or barbecue chicken with us! We’re going to cook!”
My parents, of course, thought this was wonderful. “Look at how good Richard and Philip are! They’re going to do a barbecue and they’ve invited everybody! You couldn’t organise a barbecue!”

Every summer for twelve years, on the other side of my family, sat Mrs Moffat. Mrs Moffat was a very large woman who came to the same beach every summer for twelve years on her own. Nobody knew if she had a husband or a family, but my parents said that she was very rich. Mrs Moffat always came to the beach wearing a large hat, a pair of sunglasses and a gold necklace. She always carried a big bag with her. She never went swimming, but sat under her umbrella reading magazines until lunchtime when she went home.

Richard and Philip, of course, also invited Mrs Moffat to their barbecue.

Richard and Philip’s barbecue was, of course, a great success. About twenty people came and Richard and Philip cooked lots of hamburgers and chicken and made a big salad and brought big pieces of watermelon and everyone laughed and joked and told Mr and Mrs Hamilton how wonderful their sons were. I ate one hamburger and didn’t talk to anybody. After a while, I left, and made sure that nobody saw me leave.
Mrs Moffat ate three plates of chicken and two hamburgers. After that she said she was very tired and was going to go and have a sleep. She walked over to her umbrella and sat down on her deckchair and went to sleep. When she woke up later, everybody on the beach was surprised to hear her screaming and shouting.

“My bag!!!! My bag!!!” she shouted. “It’s gone!!! It’s GONE!!!” Everybody on the beach ran over to Mrs Moffat to see what the problem was. “Someone has taken my bag!!!” she screamed, “Someone has stolen my bag!!!”
“Impossible!” said everybody else. “This is a very safe, friendly beach! There are no thieves here!” But it was true. Mrs Moffat’s big bag wasn’t there anymore.
Nobody had seen any strangers on the beach ring the barbecue, so they thought that Mrs Moffat had perhaps taken her bag somewhere and forgotten it. Mr Morelli from the café organised a search of the beach. Everybody looked everywhere for Mrs Moffat’s big bag.

Eventually, they found it. My father saw it hidden in the sand under a deckchair. A green deckchair. Richard and Philip’s deckchair. My father took it and gave it back to Mrs Moffat. Everybody looked at Richard and Philip. Richard and Philip, the golden boys, stood there looking surprised. Of course, they didn’t know what to say.
Mrs Moffat looked in her bag. She started screaming again. Her purse with her money in it wasn’t in the big bag. “My purse!” she shouted, “My purse has gone! Those boys have stolen it! They organised a barbecue so they could steal my purse!”
Everybody tried to explain to Mrs Moffat that this couldn’t possibly be true, but Mrs Moffat called the police. The police arrived and asked golden Richard and golden Philip lots of questions. Richard and Philip couldn’t answer the questions. Eventually, they all got into a police car and drove away to the police station.

I sat there, pretending to read my book and trying to hide a big, fat purse under the sand on the beach.

That was the last summer we went to the beach. My parents never talked about Richard and Philip again.

Glossary

barbecue (n): when you cook meat, fish or vegetables outside over a fire, or make a meal in this way and eat outside, often ring a party.
deckchair (n): a light, folding chair to use outside, especially on the beach, on a ship or in a park.
handsome (adj): describes a man who is physically attractive in a traditional, masculine way.
hide (v): to put something or someone in a place where they cannot be seen or found, or to put yourself somewhere where you cannot be seen or found.
invite (v): to ask or request someone to go to an event.joke (v): to say funny things.
necklace (n): a piece of jewellery worn around the neck, such as a chain or a string of decorative stones.
pat (v): to touch someone or something gently and usually repeatedly with the hand flat.
pretend (v): to act as if something is true when you know that it is not, especially in order to deceive people.
purse (n): a small container for money, usually used by a woman.
race (n): a competition in which all the competitors try to be the fastest and to finish first.
rent (v): to pay money for the use of a room, house, car, television etc.
scream (v): to cry or say something loudly, especially because of strong emotions such as fear or excitement or anger.
shout (v): to express strong emotions, such as anger, fear or excitement, or to express strong opinions, in a loud voice.
steal/stole/stolen (v): to take something without the permission or knowledge of the owner and keep it.
stranger (n): a person who you don’t know.
sunglasses (n): dark glasses which you wear to protect your eyes from bright light from the sun.
thief/thieves (n): a person who steals.
towel (n): a piece of cloth or paper used for drying someone or something that is wet.
umbrella (n): a stick with a material shade at the top used for protection against the rain or sun.
volleyball (n): a game in which two teams use their hands to hit a large ball backwards and forwards over a high net without allowing the ball to touch the ground.
watermelon (n): a large round or oval-shaped fruit with dark green skin, sweet watery pink flesh and a lot of black seeds.

Ⅵ 一个快乐的英文故事

我猜抄是故事袭吧？分享一个：
Tom is jumping up and down in the room. So his mother asks him,"Why are you jumping up and down?" Tom answers:" I'v just taken some medicine and I forgot to shake the bottle!"

Ⅶ 译林版六年级下册快乐英语阅读平的故事答案_相关

第一题：

(7)快乐英语阅读平的故事扩展阅读

这部分内容考察的是一般完专成时知识点：

过去时表示过属去某时发生的动作或单纯叙述过去的事情，强调动作；现在完成时为过去发生的，强调过去的事情对现在的影响，强调的是影响。 过去时常与具体的时间状语连用，而现在完成时通常与模糊的时间状语连用，或无时间状语。

"完成体"分为"现在完成体"和"过去完成体"."完成体"是表示一个动作或事态已经完成的动词形式.完成体是由助动词have+主动词的-ed分词构成.如果构成完成体的助动词have采取现在时的形式,这便构成"现在完成体";构成完成体的助动词have如果以过去时形式出现,便构成"过去完成体。

现在完成时可表示持续到现在的动作或状态，动词一般是延续性的，如live, teach, learn, work, study, know，过去时常用的非持续性动词有come, go, leave, start, die, finish, become, get married等。

Ⅷ 六年级上册英语快乐阅读第二单元第一个故事主要讲的什

第一个Let's talk
Excuse me ,is there a cinema near here?
打扰复一下，制请问这附近有电影院吗？
Yes,There is.
是的，有。
Where is the cinema,please?
请问电影院在哪？
It’s next to the hospital.
它在医院旁边。
Is it far from here?
它离这儿远吗？
No,It’ not far.
不，不远。
Thank you.
谢谢。
You are welcome.
不用客气

第二个
Excuse me.Where is the post office?
打扰一下，这里有邮局吗？
It’s east of the cinema.
它在电影院旁边。
And then?
我怎么走过去？
Turn left at the cinema,then go straight.It’s on the left.
在电影院那里向左转，之后一直向前走，它就在你的左边
Thank you!
谢谢。

Ⅸ 快乐英语阅读初一翻译

Annoying cattle have a lot of problems
Colonia kingdom of cows in a big farm, the farm has a lot of fertile green grass, surrounded by water on three sides, to the east side is a cliff, cliff and sky high and steep walls
In the cliff top lived a very special cows, all other cows called him Ma Moomia May, it means in the old saying is "the smart one", he lived in a cave, and it often sits at the mouth of the cave for a whole day, no one has to know too much about him, except a cow or even nobody asked anything about his
The bull named Randy, but all the other cattle call him Muckamoo Mee, meaning that hated.
Randy never stop asking questions, wake up every morning with a lot of questions to ask his parents
"Why is the sky blue?" Randy asked his father.
No one knows. His father said.
"How do we know it will not yellow or red?" Randy asked another question
"Randy, I can't spend all time to answer your question, why don't you go to the stream to play?"
Randy really to play.
Second days Randy asked her mother "grass look like"
No one knows, his mother answered
So how do you know it will keep growing, he asked another question
I am very busy, Randy, why don't you go to the stream to play
Randy went to the brook
"The smart one is how to the cliff top." one day, he asked an old ox
"No one knows" old ox replied.
"So how do we... Never mind, "Randy said," I need to go to the stream to play ", the cow nodded.
But this time, all the cattle are called "Muckamoo Randy Mee Mana Swa", meaning that annoying swims very well
Annoying cattle have a lot of problems
Colonia kingdom of cows in a big farm, the farm has a lot of fertile green grass, surrounded by water on three sides, to the east side is a cliff, cliff and sky high and steep walls
In the cliff top lived a very special cows, all other cows called him Ma Moomia May, it means in the old saying is "the smart one", he lived in a cave, and it often sits at the mouth of the cave for a whole day, no one has to know too much about him, except a cow or even nobody asked anything about his
The bull named Randy, but all the other cattle call him Muckamoo Mee, meaning that hated.
Randy never stop asking questions, wake up every morning with a lot of questions to ask his parents
"Why is the sky blue?" Randy asked his father.
No one knows. His father said.
"How do we know it will not yellow or red?" Randy asked another question
"Randy, I can't spend all time to answer your question, why don't you go to the stream to play?"
Randy really to play.
Second days Randy asked her mother "grass look like"
No one knows, his mother answered
So how do you know it will keep growing, he asked another question
I am very busy, Randy, why don't you go to the stream to play
Randy went to the brook
"The smart one is how to the cliff top." one day, he asked an old ox
"No one knows" old ox replied.
"So how do we... Never mind, "Randy said," I need to go to the stream to play ", the cow nodded.
But this time, all the cattle are called "Muckamoo Randy Mee Mana Swa", meaning that annoying swims very well
I want to learn Japanese, American English, British English French Spanish, Korean, may have similar translator? As the global translation, but only as global translation translation of English is the most convenient, there is no translation more national language can be very convenient and efficient and easy to understand?