團圓飯的英語作文怎麼寫
Ⅰ 春節英語作文100詞上街購物打掃衛生吃吃團圓飯
The Spring Festival is coming. It is myfavourite festival. During the festival, I want to play with my cousinshappily. We both grew up together since childhood, has been to primary school,we have not seen for many years
Thissummer I'm going to take the exam, I wanted to test the Tsinghua University,so I need to learn as well, I would have to exercise to stay healthy. I havedeveloped a good exercise program. 6:00 exercise, running 11:00, 19:00 jumpSquare Dance.
I plan to visit my friends and read bookstogether. We』 watch fireworks. go shopping
I』ll visit my relatives with my family. Wegather together, cleaning， watching the Spring Festival evening party, enjoy delicious food， I would like to eat mplings.
The most exciting thing ring the festivalis getting red pockets. I hope I would get a lot of money this year. I』mlooking forward to the festival.
Ⅱ 中學生日記 要50字 8篇
練字
自從讀書以來，我印象最深的事就是幾乎我的每個語文老師都要求我們把字寫好，要求我們練字。那時雖然聽老師說，但並未堅持下來，只是偶爾練一練，現在看著自己的字還真的有點後悔當初浪費了太多的時間，沒有把字練好。正好今年放寒假時學校校長給我們布置寒假作業，我想就利用寒假時間來練一練字吧。
但是堅持三天後，每天練兩頁，到了第四天，心就有點癢了，想想還是算了吧，反正一下子字也不會寫好的，但另一個聲音又在耳邊想起，要堅持，不要輕言放棄呀。最後經過矛盾的爭扎，我還是堅持了下來。尤其是當我碰到不順心的事情時，我就拿出紙和筆，安靜的練起字來，結果什麼煩心事都沒了。現在練字已經成為我生活的一種習慣，如里哪天不練倒覺得好像還有一件事情沒完成。經過自己的努力，現在我的字有了一定的進步，今後我還將繼續堅持下去。
寒假日記四
春天來了
「一年之際在於春」「好的開始是成功的一半」，立春了，意味著春天來了。
春天來了，萬物復甦，百花齊放，百鳥爭鳴。
春天來了，春雨淅淅瀝瀝的下個不停，這時的它們也來感受春天的氣息，湊熱鬧來了。它們給地里的小麥，蔬菜補足水份，讓它們快快成長。俗語說「春雨貴如油」說得正是這些。你仔細看，地里的小麥，蔬菜長得多好呀，春風吹過，翻起了綠色的波浪。
春天來了，你再看河堤上的柳條也吐出了新芽，這時是春姑娘用她的巧手給大地換上了新裝，給人煥然一新的感覺。
春天來了，其實最高興的還是辛勤的人們，他們又要開始忙碌了，經過一個冬天的休整，他們一個個干勁十足。遠遠瞧去，只見田間三五一群的人們在高聲的談笑著。
春天來了真好！
寒假日記五
除夕
一年結束了，在除夕夜是團圓夜，家家戶戶都張燈結綵的，慶祝一年平安結束，新的一年好的開始。
在除夕這天，家家都忙著貼春聯，我們家也不例外，而且每年家裡的對聯還是由我來貼的。其實這貼對聯的學問也蠻大的，你去年時只要一看這對聯你就會知道這一家人在新的一年裡的希望和打算，也會知道在過去一年裡這家人家裡發生了什麼喜事，你看這對聯神不神呀。
在這一天最高興的還是小朋友們，他們早早地就叫著讓大人接年了，因為接完年之後就可以放煙花了。放煙花時，幾個小孩子在旁邊叫著，跳著，那高興勁就甭提了，就連大人也都被他們感染了跟著叫起來。放完煙花一家人圍在桌前吃團圓飯，最有趣的就是吃餃子了，而且這吃餃子還能吃到錢，誰吃到錢了那誰在新的一年裡的運氣將是最好的，所以大家都爭著吃，看誰也搶到那個有錢的餃子，但是不管吃到的也好，沒吃到的也好，這種搶著吃餃子的氣氛是最難忘的……
除夕夜是最難忘的一夜！
寒假日記六
今天讓我的小侄女做寒假作業，她爽快的答應了，結果她從書包里拿出了一大堆書和本子，我就問她你的寒假作業有這么多嗎？她卻說：「有呀，我們要做寒假作業書，要寫完整本書的生字而且是每個一行，還有每天寫一篇日記，還有數學要做完整本書的習題。」聽完她的回答我有點錯愕，寒假總共才一個月的假，怎麼會有如此多的作業了，而且還是對小學二年級的小朋友來說。
我再將我們學校的小朋友與她們比較，發現我們學校的小朋友幸運多了。我們只要求學生完成寒假作業書，再製做一本快樂中國年的畫報就可以了。尤其是快樂中國年畫報的製作，它既可以讓學生去了解傳統文化，又培養他們的動手能力，而且還能讓他們在生活中學習，在生活中發現，這又何樂而不為呢？這樣學生也沒感覺到作業多，同時也能從中獲得收獲，所以現在有很多的地方教育體制確實需要改革，社會需要的是能適應社會發展的人才，而不是只會守著書本的書獃子。所以這些都引人深思呀！
寒假日記七
寒假閑來沒事，拿出一本雜志看到這樣一則故事給我感觸頗深。
《狼的影子》：一條狼徘徊在山腳下。落日的余暉使它的影子放得特別長。看著自己的影子，它得意洋洋地對自己說：「我有這么大的身體，幾乎有一畝田那樣大，為什麼還怕獅子？難道我不該被稱為百獸之王嗎？」正當它沉醉於其中時，一頭獅子向它撲來，將它咬得快死了。此時狼悔恨不已，大聲喊道：「我真不幸啊！是狂妄自大毀滅了我。」這個故事告訴我們或因為環境，或因為自身的原因，人常常產生錯覺，以致錯誤地估計了別人或自己，以為別人或自己很強或很弱。其後果可想而知。所以在生活當中我們都不要向這條狼一樣，直到死前才認清真相，這樣做只會讓自己停步不前，自我陶醉罷了。
寒假日記八
在寒假生活中我看到過這樣一則故事很想與大家一起分享：
《布恩的微笑》一天，布恩去訪問一位客戶，但是很可惜，他們沒有達成協議。布恩很苦惱，回來後把事情的經過告訴了經理。經理耐心地聽完了布恩的講述，沉默了一會兒說：「你不妨再去一次，但要調整好自己的狀態，要時刻記住微笑，用你的微笑打動對方，這樣他就能看出你的誠意。」
布恩試著去做了，他把自己表現得很樂觀，很真誠，微笑一直洋溢在他的臉上。結果對方也被布恩感染了，他們愉快地簽訂了協議。
布恩已經結婚18年了，每天早上起來都要去上班。忙碌的生活讓他顧不上自己心愛的太太，他也很少對妻子微笑。布恩決定試一試，看看微笑會給他們的婚姻帶來什麼不同。
第二天早上，布恩梳頭照鏡子時，就對著鐿子微笑起來，他臉上的愁容一掃而空。當他坐下來開始吃早餐的時候，他微笑著跟太太打招呼。她驚愕不已，非常興奮。在這兩周的時間里，布恩感受到的幸福比過去兩年還要多。
布恩現在經常真誠地贊美他人，停止談論自己的需要和煩惱。他試著從別人的觀點看事情。這一切真的改變了他的生活，他收獲了更多的快樂和友誼。
這則故事給我的啟示是，做什麼事情都要調整好自己的心態，要時刻記住運用微笑，用你的微笑打地動對方，這樣他就能看出你的誠意。微笑可以帶來溫馨、友誼，可以帶來幸福。所以在工作、生活當中都要微笑面對，以好的心態來對待身邊的人和事。
寒假日記九
在放寒假時校長要求我們在假期中要多充實自己，多看書，所以一有時間我就喜歡四處看看，但就是在自己的不經意間發現了很多有價值的東西，你看這樣故事：
《杯子滿了》一天，南因先生家裡來了一位客人，要向南因請教學問。南因先生抽空接待了他。賓主落座之後，客人沒有聽他的話，自己卻滔滔不絕地大談起來。從自己的生活、工作，及至家庭，又談到自己的事業和研究，一口氣說了大半天，南因先生幾次想插話都未成功。
南因先生靜靜地聽著，過了一會兒，他站起身來，走進廚房，端來了茶。他往客人的杯子里倒茶，雖然倒滿了但是仍在繼續倒，彷彿根本就沒有看見一樣。
一旁高談論闊的客人一開始覺得十分奇怪，看到南因先生還沒停下，水已經開始往外溢了，他終於忍住了手。
「你沒看見杯子已經滿了嗎？」他說，「再也倒不進去啦！」
「這倒是真的，」南因終於住了手，「和這個杯子一樣，你自己已經裝滿了自己的想法。要是你不給我一隻空杯子，我怎麼給你講呢？」
從這個故事當中我知道，要使自己的思想吐故納新，就要及時將大腦清空，如同必須清空裝滿了水的杯子才能容納更多的東西一樣。這讓我想起自己的工作，在工作當中也一樣，要及時的清空大腦，做好充分的准備來迎接新的東西。只有如此，你才能在工作中不斷進取，不斷創新，也才能做出好的成績來。
寒假日記十
一個月的寒假生活即將結束。回顧這一個月以來感覺自己的收獲還是挺多的。
在寒假期間，我利用好每一天的時間來充實自己，通過看書，看雜志，上網等多種途徑來度過自己的寒假生活。當然最有意義的事情還是去了解中國的年文化。我們中國是一個文明之國，歷史悠久，以前過年從沒想過要去深入的了解它。在我們那邊以往只是在走親訪友中度過了，但是今年的形式卻有了很大的改變，人們不只是呆在家裡，而是邀上幾個好友外出遊玩。說起這個來我印象特別深，因為今年我也和幾個好朋友一起出去遊玩了一番，那感覺真的是很舒服，比起以前一過年就走親訪友的好多了，而且這樣也很簡單，方便。
寒假生活的結束，自己也必須盡快調整好心態去准備自己來年的工作。
Ⅲ 求有關於英語作文描寫家庭團圓飯的
My Happy Family 我的幸福的家抄 I have a happy family,there are three persons 我有一個幸福的家，我襲的父親，我的母親，組成這個 in my family.My father,my mother and I.My father is 家。我的爸爸是一個醫生，他喜歡他的工作，因為可 a doctor.He Iikes his job .Because it can heip too 以幫到很多的人。我媽媽是一個教師。她在班上非常 many poepie.I like my father ,too.my mother is a 受他的學生歡迎。 teacher.She is very popular with her students. I am a student at NO.1 middle school .my father 我是一個在第一中學讀書的學生。我的 父母都 and my mother all love me . I love my parent,too. 非常愛我，我的愛我的父母
Ⅳ 我家的團圓飯 英語作文
Spring Festival, the traditional Chinese New Year』 Day, is China』s most important national holiday. The date of the new year is still determined by the lunar calendar even though the government of the Republic of China adopted the international Gregorian calendar in 1912. New Year』s Day typically occurs sometime in early spring (February).Almost everyone in China』s cities enjoys at least three days off work to celebrate spring Festival, and the celebration lasts even longer in rural areas: from the eighth day of the last month of the lunar year to the fifteenth day of the first month of the following lunar years. Rural residents use this time, following a year』s hard work and prior to the spring planting, to rest and relax as the climate in northern China is still quite cold.The Han people (the majority ethnic group in China, accounting for more than 90 percent of the population) have a tradition of eating laba-rice porridge with beans, nuts and dried fruit—on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. This pastime symbolizes the peasants』 wishes for an abundant harvest and healthy animals.Starting on the twenty-third day of the twelfth lunar month people clean their houses, decorate them with paper-cuts and streamers, shop for special Spring Festival foods and gifts, and begin preparing the New year』s banquet.
On the day before New Year』s day, many families decorate their front doors with a pair of couplets designating good fortune. These couplets are written in fine calligraphy on long strips of red paper. The text of the sentiments expressed are for happiness, good health, bumper harvest, family harmony and prosperity. Special pictures are placed in different rooms to dispel evil spirits and bring the family tranquility and happiness throughout the coming year.
Children set off firecrackers, play games and carry colorful lanterns in hand as they visit friends. Parents keep busy preparing the New Year』s Eve dinner and making jiaozi—mplings with meat and vegetable fillings. Dumplings are an indispensable food for northerners ring their New Year』s celebration.In olden times, jiaozi were thought to scare away evil spirits, misfortune and disease. Today this well-loved dish is as closely associated with Spring Festival as turkey is with Thanksgiving in the United States.Chinese have been making jiaozi for more than 1,600 years, but the preparation of this delicious food varies by region. One variety is made with fillings of meat, Chinese cabbage or other vegetables, peanut and sesames oils, with ginger, green onion and salt for flavoring. Another variety is filled with eggs and dried shrimp along with Chinese cabbage, Chinese chives and other flavorings.
On New Year』s Day people traditionally eat mplings made with egg and shrimp fillings to encourage a year of peace. Families in some rural areas have a custom of wrapping a small piece of candy or a coin in one of the mplings. The person who eats this mpling is considered lucky and will have a happy and prosperous new year.
Following dinner, most families watch special holiday variety shows on television, which last well into new Year』s Day. Many families stay up very late, some even stay up all night, playing cards, laughing, chatting, or telling stories to the children. At midnight a barrage of firecrackers breaks the silence and after the cocks crow, every family concts a New Year』s ceremony. Everyone, old and young, dresses in their best before offering sacrifices to their gods and ancestors.The reunion meal in northern China consists of jiaozi. Old and young sit around the dinner table waiting to be served while the women boil the mplings. If family members cannot join the reunion meal, a pair of chopsticks, a cup of wine and a bowl are laid out for them to symbolize the family』s best wishes.On New Year』s Day the children receive gifts of money in red envelopes from their parents and grandparents. But, the most popular celebrating activity is young people expressing wishes of good fortune and health to the family elders. Other children enjoy visiting with friends, neighbors and relatives because they are treated to fruit, pastry and candy while their parents drink tea, wine or beer.
The celebrating climax occurs on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month ring the Lantern Festival. At night lantern shows or lion dances are performed, luring visitors to the fun, whether it』s in the city or the countryside.
Ⅳ 七年級英語作文(與家人吃團圓飯)
除夕夜迎著無數煙花回奶奶家，窗外震耳欲聾的鞭炮讓我們不得不大聲喊著說話，每個人的臉上都洋溢著幸福和喜悅，還是奶奶的一聲招呼，我才留意到滿桌的豐盛——五顏六色的菜餚擺成各種圖案，像一件件藝術品。中國人的年夜飯，講究的是吉利，各盤菜都有各自的寓意，每道菜都蘊含著對新一年的祝福，對新一年的期待。
紅色的是魚——年年有餘
魚可是年夜飯中的大菜，代表著年年有餘，中國人熱愛紅色，紅燒魚就意味著紅紅火火、喜氣洋洋了。它正擺在桌子的正中，是富貴典雅的象徵，那高傲地翹起來的尾巴，高昂地翹起的頭，就如飛躍的玉龍，欲跳龍門仰頭張望的模樣。那晶瑩欲滴的醬紅，全部都掛在了魚身上，紅醬既不稠也不稀，與炸出來的金黃交相輝映，令人垂涎。
金色的是年糕——年年高
年糕是年夜飯中的必需品，代表著年年升高，中國歷代喜愛金色，而油亮亮黃澄澄亮晶晶的年糕正是金色的象徵。每塊年糕上都有一個紅艷艷的棗，既好看，又讓糯糯的年糕不再像白面似的無味，而夾雜棗的甜膩。蒸好的年糕費嚼，卻是我們的最愛。抓起一塊扔進嘴裡，像嚼泡泡糖，卻越嚼越有味道。奶奶做的年糕，愈嚼愈有那淡淡的糯米味道，奶奶的心血就全都揉在這團面中，溫馨的年味就靜靜散發出來，充斥了整個口腔。
翠碧的是餃子——富貴吉祥
餃子是中國歷代帝王的美食，是年夜飯中的「壓軸菜」，代表著富貴吉祥，大財大運。奶奶做餃子的水平可不含糊，晶亮的皮兒，斑斕的餡兒，翡翠似的韭菜中還有嫩紅的蝦仁，咬一口，便露出裡面的雜樣兒，還有盈盈的湯兒，一點點滲在舌尖、味蕾，難道不是享受嗎？當然，在滿鍋熱氣騰騰的餃子中，有一個是水果糖做的餡兒，如果誰吃到了，必手舞足蹈，讓甜蜜融化在幸福中，讓幸運降臨在歡樂中，下一年必是甜蜜的一年。
晶瑩的是湯圓——團團圓圓
也許你會問——湯圓是端午節的代表呀，怎麼會出現在年夜飯中呢？因為湯圓是我們喜愛的美食，又有團團圓圓的美意，一個瓷碗中正好盛八個，圓滾滾的在裡面翻滾著，哧哧地冒著熱氣，代表對下一年圓滿開端的祝願。湯圓中香香甜甜的餡兒，入口即化，甜而不膩，好吃又吉利，當然成為年夜飯中的佳品了。
一頓年夜飯，是奶奶爺爺一下午的准備，小孩子對過年的期盼，是團圓夜中的美味佳餚。熱鬧的一家人，笑著說著，伴著隆隆的鞭炮聲，美味一點點融在歡快的笑聲中，融化在每個人的心裡
Ⅵ 請幫忙寫一篇英語作文，介紹中國春節的五種習俗，如吃團圓飯，發壓歲錢
Spring Festival, the traditional Chinese New Year』 Day, is China』s most important national holiday. The date of the new year is still determined by the lunar calendar even though the government of the Republic of China adopted the international Gregorian calendar in 1912. New Year』s Day typically occurs sometime in early spring (February). Almost everyone in China』s cities enjoys at least three days off work to celebrate spring Festival, and the celebration lasts even longer in rural areas: from the eighth day of the last month of the lunar year to the fifteenth day of the first month of the following lunar years. Rural residents use this time, following a year』s hard work and prior to the spring planting, to rest and relax as the climate in northern China is still quite cold. The Han people (the majority ethnic group in China, accounting for more than 90 percent of the population) have a tradition of eating laba-rice porridge with beans, nuts and dried fruit—on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. This pastime symbolizes the peasants』 wishes for an abundant harvest and healthy animals. Starting on the twenty-third day of the twelfth lunar month people clean their houses, decorate them with paper-cuts and streamers, shop for special Spring Festival foods and gifts, and begin preparing the New year』s banquet.
On the day before New Year』s day, many families decorate their front doors with a pair of couplets designating good fortune. These couplets are written in fine calligraphy on long strips of red paper. The text of the sentiments expressed are for happiness, good health, bumper harvest, family harmony and prosperity. Special pictures are placed in different rooms to dispel evil spirits and bring the family tranquility and happiness throughout the coming year.
Children set off firecrackers, play games and carry colorful lanterns in hand as they visit friends. Parents keep busy preparing the New Year』s Eve dinner and making jiaozi—mplings with meat and vegetable fillings. Dumplings are an indispensable food for northerners ring their New Year』s celebration. In olden times, jiaozi were thought to scare away evil spirits, misfortune and disease. Today this well-loved dish is as closely associated with Spring Festival as turkey is with Thanksgiving in the United States. Chinese have been making jiaozi for more than 1,600 years, but the preparation of this delicious food varies by region. One variety is made with fillings of meat, Chinese cabbage or other vegetables, peanut and sesames oils, with ginger, green onion and salt for flavoring. Another variety is filled with eggs and dried shrimp along with Chinese cabbage, Chinese chives and other flavorings.
On New Year』s Day people traditionally eat mplings made with egg and shrimp fillings to encourage a year of peace. Families in some rural areas have a custom of wrapping a small piece of candy or a coin in one of the mplings. The person who eats this mpling is considered lucky and will have a happy and prosperous new year.
Following dinner, most families watch special holiday variety shows on television, which last well into new Year』s Day. Many families stay up very late, some even stay up all night, playing cards, laughing, chatting, or telling stories to the children. At midnight a barrage of firecrackers breaks the silence and after the cocks crow, every family concts a New Year』s ceremony. Everyone, old and young, dresses in their best before offering sacrifices to their gods and ancestors. The reunion meal in northern China consists of jiaozi. Old and young sit around the dinner table waiting to be served while the women boil the mplings. If family members cannot join the reunion meal, a pair of chopsticks, a cup of wine and a bowl are laid out for them to symbolize the family』s best wishes. On New Year』s Day the children receive gifts of money in red envelopes from their parents and grandparents. But, the most popular celebrating activity is young people expressing wishes of good fortune and health to the family elders. Other children enjoy visiting with friends, neighbors and relatives because they are treated to fruit, pastry and candy while their parents drink tea, wine or beer.
The celebrating climax occurs on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month ring the Lantern Festival. At night lantern shows or lion dances are performed, luring visitors to the fun, whether it』s in the city or the countryside.
Ⅶ 《My Family get-together》（關於春節吃團圓飯的） 不少於50個單詞的英語作文
《My Family get-together》The Spring Festival is also called Chinese New Year. This is my favorite Chinese festival. This festival is usually in February, so I have enough time to celebrate. I will visit my relatives and my cousin play (sister). On that day, people to the other party each other happy New Year. If our elders say "congratulation" or "south mountain", they will give us a red envelope. At noon, my parents and grandparents usually make spring rolls to eat. In the evening, I and all the relatives together for family reunion dinner. At eight o 'clock in the evening time, almost every household are watching the Spring Festival gala. At the same time, people set off firecrackers. This is very interesting. In the middle of the night twelve o 'clock, Chinese people like to hear the New Year bell ring. I am in the Spring Festival is always very happy, many people also think it is a wonderful day. 翻譯：我的家庭聚會春節又稱為中國的新年。這是我最喜歡的中國節日。這個節日通常在二月份，所以我有足夠的時間來慶祝。我會拜訪我的親戚和我的表兄弟（姐妹）玩。在那天，人們互相向對方拜年。如果我們對長輩說「恭喜發財」或「壽比南山」，他們會給我們紅包。在中午，我的父母和祖父母經常做春卷吃。在晚上，我和所有的親戚在一起吃團圓飯。在晚上八點的時候，幾乎每家每戶都在看春節聯歡晚會。與此同時，人們還在放鞭炮。這很有趣。在深夜十二點的時候，中國人喜歡聽到新年鍾聲的響起。我在春節總是很高興，許多人也認為那是多麼美好的一天。