Slip inside the eye of your mind
动植物细胞差别英文版
Name: _______________________________________ Date: _____________HOW PLANT AND ANIMAL CELLS DIFFERRubricTotal Points = __________/50__BackgroundAlthough plant and animal cells have many structures in common, they also have basic differences. Plant cells have a rigid cell wall, and if they are green, they also have chloroplasts. Animal cells lack both a cell wall and chloroplasts. They also lack the central vacuole common to plant cells.You will observe and compare animal cells and plant cells. You will first examine epithelial cells from the inside of your cheek. Epithelium is a type of tissue that covers the surfaces of many organs and cavities of the body.You will then examine cells from a leaf of the aquatic plant Elodea. The leaves of this plant are green because they contain the pigment chlorophyll. Chlorophyll, which is found in chloroplasts within each cell, enables plants to manufacture their own food.PRE-LAB QUESTIONS:1. What are two structures common to plant cells that are not found in animal cells? ______________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________2. What are two structures common to plant cells and animal cells? ___________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________3. What do you expect to happen to a cell if salt water is added to the outside of the cell? Why?___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 4. What shape do you expect the plant cell to be? Why? ______________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5. What shape do you expect the animal cell to be? Why? ____________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________MATERIALS:Microscope ForcepsSlidesLugol’s iodine solution Cover slipsMethylene blue stainElodea plantsWaterSalt waterDistilled waterProcedures and Observations:1.Place a drop of water on a clean slide. Obtain epithelial cells by gently rubbing the inside of yourcheek with a clean toothpick. Stir the material from the toothpick in the drop of water on the slide.Carefully place a cover slip on the slide.2.Place a very small drop of methylene blue stain right next to the left side of the cover slip and thenplace a paper towel on the right side of the cover slip to absorb some of the water from under the cover slip. In this way the stain should be drawn under the cover slip to stain the cells.3.Examine the slide under low power. When you find some cells that are separate from each other,examine them under high power. Recall that you may have to adjust the diaphragm to reduce the intensity of the light.a.Make a drawing of two or three cells as they appear under high power. Label the nucleus,nuclear membrane, cytoplasm, and cell membrane of one of the cells.b.What is the shape of the epithelial cells?___________________________________________________________________________c.Describe the appearance of the cytoplasm.___________________________________________________________________________4.Set your slide of cheek cells aside for later. Break off a small leaf near the tip of a Elodea plant.Place the entire leaf in a drop of water on a clean slide. Add a cover slip. Examine the leaf under low power.5. a. What is the shape of the cells?___________________________________________________________________________6.The boundary that you see around each cell is the cell wall. The numerous small, green bodies inthe cells are the chloroplasts. Look for an area in the leaf where you can see the cells most clearly.Examine these cells under high power, carefully focusing up and down with the fine adjustment.a. Describe the shape and location of the chloroplasts.___________________________________________________________________________7.As you examine the cells, you may see the chloroplasts moving around. If they are not moving,warm the slide on top of the microscope illuminator for a few minutes. Do not allow the slide to dry out. Then examine again under high power.a.Describe the motion of the chloroplasts in a cell.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________8.Make a drawing of a Elodea cell. Label the cell wall, chloroplasts, and any other structures you see.Furthermore, the numerous chloroplasts often make it difficult to observe other cell structures in the leaf cells. In order to see the nucleus, nucleoli, and vacuole more clearly, you are going to use a stain.8. Place a very small drop of Iodine right next to the left side of the cover slip and then place a paper towel on the right side of the cover slip to absorb some of the water from under the cover slip. In this way the stain should be drawn under the cover slip to stain the cells.Examine the slide under low power. When you find some cells that are separate from each other, examine them under high power. Recall that you may have to adjust the diaphragm to reduce the intensity of the light.a. Make a drawing of a stained cell. Label the cell wall, cell membrane (if visible),chloroplasts, nucleus, nucleolus, and the large vacuole.b. What structures can you see more clearly after staining?___________________________________________________________________________9. Look at the sizes of the epithelial (animal) cells vs. the Elodea (plant) cells under low power.a.Which is bigger?___________________________________________________________________________10. Make fresh wet mounts of cheek and Elodea cells. Using the staining method described on page 3, expose the plant cells to salt water. Draw and explain the changes that you observe as the plant cell reacts to the salt water.After salt exposure: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________11. Using this same staining method, expose the plant cells to distilled water. Draw and explain the changes that you observe as the plant cell reacts to the distilled water.After distilled water exposure: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________12. Using the staining method described before, expose the animal cells to salt water. Draw and explain the changes that you observe as the animal cell reacts to the salt water.After salt exposure: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________13. Using the staining method described before, expose the animal cells to distilled water. Draw and explain the changes that you observe as the animal cell reacts to the distilled water.After distilled water exposure: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Analysis and Interpretations: at least 5 structures that animal cells have in common with plant cells.___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 2 structures or organelles that plant cells contain that animal cells do not.___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________3.Some of the epithelial calls are folded or wrinkled. What does this tell you about the thickness ofthe cells?___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ the structure in the plant cell that prevented it from rupturing when exposed to the distilledwater the way that the animal cells did.___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________5.Some state roads are salted heavily in the winter, creating an environmental problem. Based onobservations you made in this laboratory activity, explain how organisms could be harmed by high levels of salt form roadways.___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ 6.When a person in the hospital is given fluid intravenously (an I.V.), the fluid is typically a saline(salt) solution with about the same water concentration as human body tissues. Explain how the use of distilled water (no salt) in place of this saline solution would be expected to upset the patient’s homeostasis. Your answer should refer to the process of diffusion.________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ 7.Many fresh-water one-celled organisms have structures called contractile vacuoles. Thesestructures collect and pump out excess water that accumulates in the cell. Name the process that causes water to flow into these organisms. _______________________ Explain why contractile vacuoles would be of little value to one-celled organisms living in the ocean (salt water).________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ 8.Popcorn sold at movie theaters is very salty, causing people to become thirsty and buy sort drinks.Describe in scientific terms why the salty popcorn causes this thirst. You should mention changes in specific body cells in your answer.________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________。
linkin park歌词
Big Pimpin'/Papour talent , Randy
It's like I'm paranoid lookin' over my back
It's like a whirlwind inside of my head
It's like I can't stop what I'm hearing within
Many chicks wanna put Jigga fist in cuffs
Divorce him and split his bucks
Just because you got good head, I'ma break bread
so you can be livin it up? Shit I..
a face that awakes when I close my eyes
a face watches every time they lie
a face that laughs every time they fall
And watches everything
So I know that when it's time to sink or swim
It's like the face inside is right
Why does it look like night today?
Something in here's not right today.
Why am I so uptight today?
Paranoia's all I got left
察觉英语单词
察觉英语单词1. 单词：perceive- 单词释义：意识到；察觉；理解。
- 单词用法：可作及物动词，例如“perceive sth. / sb.”（察觉某事/某人），“perceive that...”（意识到……）。
- 近义词：detect, notice。
- 短语搭配：perceive as（视为；当作）。
- 双语例句：- I perceive a change in his attitude. It's like he was a cloudy sky and now he's suddenly sunny. 我察觉到他态度的改变。
就好像他之前是阴天，现在突然放晴了。
- She can perceive the slightest sound in the forest. Oh, it's amazing how sensitive she is, like a super - detector. 她能察觉到森林里最细微的声音。
哦，她的敏感程度太惊人了，就像一个超级探测器。
- Do you perceive that something strange is going on? It's as if there's a hidden mystery waiting to be uncovered. 你察觉到有什么奇怪的事情正在发生吗？就好像有一个隐藏的秘密等待被揭开。
- They perceived the danger immediately. Man, they are so quick - witted, like cats that sense a lurking predator. 他们立刻察觉到了危险。
天哪，他们真是思维敏捷，就像猫能感觉到潜伏的捕食者一样。
- He perceived her sadness from the look in her eyes. It was so obvious, just like a dark cloud hovering over her. 他从她的眼神中察觉到她的悲伤。
【音乐欣赏】13首史上最催泪的至伤情歌(中英文本)
13首史上最催泪的至伤情歌响誉全球不同时代的欧亚巨星倾情献艺史上最催泪的至伤情歌震撼并举其中美丽伤怀的旋律渐渐痛彻你的心扉1、Just One Lest Dance 最后一支舞(Sarah Connor)2、Love To Be Loved By You 爱着你的爱 (Marc Terenzi)3、To Meet Even Know 即使知道要见面 (Sara)4、How Could I 我怎么能 (Marc Anthony)5、Dem Lao Xao 冬季的雨夜 (PhuongThanh)6、Without You 失去你 (Mariah Carey)7、Burning 激情燃烧 (Maria Arredondo)8、Angel 天使 (Declan Galbraith)9、When You Told Me You Loved Me当你说爱我的时候 (Jessica Simpson )10、Besame Mucho 热情香吻 (Andrea Bocelli)11、It Don'T Matter 没关系 (Donavon Frankenreiter)12、Un-break My Heart 别让我心碎 (Toni Braxton )13、From Beginning To Now 从开始到现在 (崔永真)14、Fields Of Gold 黄金田地 (Emi Fujita)15、Promises Don't Come Easy诺言来之不易 (Caron Nightingale)1、Just One Lest Dance 最后一支舞Just one last dance....oh baby...just one last dance只是最后一舞,亲爱的,只是最后的一支We meet in the night in the Spanish cafe那个夜晚我们相遇在西班牙咖啡馆I look in your eyes just don't know what to say望着你的双眼难以言说It feels like I'm drowning in salty water那感觉像是掉入在泪水中A few hours left 'til the sun's gonna rise几个小时过后太阳便要升起tomorrow will come and it's time to realize明日终将到来是时候明白our love has finished forever我们的爱已经永远的结束how I wish to come with you(wish to come with you) 多想和你一起(和你一起)how I wish we make it through多想我们能继续牵手Just one last dance只是最后的一支舞before we say goodbye在我们说再见之前when we sway and turn round and round and round 我们倾斜摇转,旋转,旋转,旋转...it's like the first time就像那第一次Just one more chance再多来一次hold me tight and keep me warm抱紧我给我温暖cause the night is getting cold因夜已渐冷and I don't know where I belong但我不知身属何处Just one last dance只是最后的一舞The wine and the lights and the Spanish guitar酒灯还有西班牙吉他I'll never forget how romantic they are我永不会忘记它们有多么浪漫but I know, tomorrow I'll lose the one I love但我知道明天就将失去我爱的There's no way to come with you没有任何办法让我随你离开it's the only thing to do(那么)这就是我现在唯一能做的Just one last dance最后的一舞before we say goodbye在我们说再见之前when we sway and turn round and round and round 我们倾斜摇转,旋转,旋转,旋转...it's like the first time就像那第一次Just one more chance再多来一次hold me tight and keep me warm抱紧我给我温暖cause the night is getting cold因夜已渐冷and I don't know where I belong但我不知情归何处Just one last dance,.......oh,baby最后一支舞Just one last dance最后的一舞before we say goodbye在我们说再见之前when we sway and turn round and round and round 我们倾斜摇转，旋转，旋转，旋转...it's like the first time就像那第一次Just one more chance再多来一次hold me tight and keep me warm抱紧我给我温暖cause the night is getting cold因夜已渐冷and I don't know where I belong但我不知情归何处Just one last dance最后的一舞before we say goodbye在我们说再见之前when we sway and turn round and round and round(女声：when we sway and turn around and hold me tight and oh my love) 我们倾斜摇转,旋转,旋转,旋转...it's like the first time就像那第一次Just one more chance再多来一次hold me tight and keep me warm抱紧我给我温暖cause the night is getting cold（女声：the night is getting cold，and I don't know where I belong ）因夜已渐冷and I don't know where I belong但我不知情归何处Just one last dance, just one more chance, just one last dance只是最后一支舞再多来一次只是最后一支舞2、Love To Be Loved By You 爱着你的爱中英歌词：I can't believe I'm standing here 我不敢相信我一直在这里Been waiting for so many years and 等了这么多年Today I found the Queen to reign my heart 直至今日才找到支配我的心灵的皇后You changed my life so patiently 你让我的生命变得坚韧And turned it into something good and real 并且把很多事情变得美好而真实I feel just like I felt in all my dreams 我觉得就像我在梦中的感受那样There are questions hard to answer 有很多问题很难回答Can't you see 你不知道吗?Baby，tell me how can I tell you 宝贝，告诉我我该怎么告诉你That I love you more than life 我爱你胜过我的生命Show me how can I show you 告诉我我该怎么让你看到That I'm blinded by your light 我被你的光芒刺伤了眼睛When you touch me I can touch you 当你抚摸我时我能To find out the dream is true 感觉到梦是真实的I love to be loved by you 我愿意你爱我You're looking kind of scared right now 现在的你看起来害怕You're waiting for the wedding vows 你在等待婚姻的誓言But I don't know if my tongue's able to talk 但是我不知道我能不能开口说话Your beauty is just blinding me 你的美丽让我失明Like sunbeams on a summer stream and 就像夏日河流上的一缕阳光I gotta close my eyes to protect me 我只能闭上眼睛保护自己Can you take my hand and lead me 请你牵着我的手带我From here please 离开这里yeah...yeah...Baby，tell me how can I tell you 宝贝，告诉我我该怎么告诉你That I love you more than life 我爱你胜过我的生命Show me how can I show you 告诉我我该怎么让你That I'm blinded by your light 看到我被你的光芒刺伤了的眼睛When you touch me I can touch you 当你抚摸我时To find out the dream is true 我能感觉到梦是真实的I love to be loved 我愿意你爱我I need to be loved 我需要你爱我I love to be loved by you 我愿意你来爱我I know they're gonna say our love's not 我知道他们说我们的爱不足以strong enough to last forever 坚定到永远And I know they're gonna say that we'll 我也知道他们会说因为艰难的环境give up because of heavy weather 我们放弃我们的爱But how can they understand 但是他们怎么能够理解that our love is just heaven sent 我们的爱正是上天给予我们的We keep on going on and on cause 让我们一直拥有着它3、To Meet Even Know 即使知道要见面译音：mong kon orn aen lae mong kon rong hai译意：看见脆弱的人看到哭泣的人bung kon pwud jai gub ruk tee mi某人为爱而心伤痛bung kon toom tae toom jai hai daem tee某人奉献付出全部的心mai hen waa mi arai keun ma没看到有任何回报chun kae yark tum sing tee tum nun peur krai 我只是想要问那样做是为了谁tee tum long bpai naed neuy bung mai一直做下去疲惫吗 ?peur kum waa ruk laew arai gor yom ton !为了爱甚麽都愿意承受peur bung kon arai gor yom tum为了某人甚麽都愿意做toom tae took yung tum peur kum waa ruk奉献付出一切为了爱而做dae hark waa ruk laew mai mi arai di但如果爱了之后没有甚麽好lae nun bpai mai dai arai keun而且久而久之没有任何回报ruk bpai tum mai ja ord ton bpai teung nai mi kao jai为何去爱要忍受到何时不明白jon ma jer ter tee tum chun rong hai tum hai pwud jai gub ruk tee mi直到遇见你使我哭泣拥有的爱让我伤痛chun dai toom tae toom jai hai tung tee我可以奉献付出全部的心tee hen gor mi dae roy num da所看见的就只有泪痕roo lery don ni sing tee tum hai soo ton现在知道让我面对承受的事情you ngub bung kon yung mi kwarm hwung和某人在一起拥有希望peur kum waa ruk laew arai gor yom tum为了爱甚麽都愿意承受peur bung kon arai gor yom tum chun tum peur ter tum peur kum waa ruk即使爱了之后没有甚麽好nub pen pee mai mi arai keun chun yung ton bpai没有任何回报我依然承受下去jer gub dua eng teung roo teung kao jai自己遇到后才知道才明白peur kum waa ruk laew arai gor yom tum为了爱甚麽都愿意承受peur bung kon arai gor yom tum chun tum peur ter tum peur kum waa ruk为了某人甚麽都愿意做我为你而做为爱而做dor hai meur ruk laew mai mi arai di即使爱了以后没有甚麽好nub pen pee mai mi arai keun chun yung ton bpai 没有任何回报我依然承受下去jer gub dua eng teung kao jai自己遇到才明白4、How Could I 我怎么能It was a coldest day in DecemberA day I always will rememberI looked into your eyesAnd faced my deepest fearI had drifted too farFar from you my dearSo how could ITurn away from the one I loveHow could IWhen I know what my heart's made of Could it beThat your soul lives inside of meHow could I ever say good-byeWhy was I so afraid to tell herThat for her I would fight a thousand soldiers But just like an angry childI kept my feelings locked insideThere were rivers of tearsFlowing from her eyesSo how could ITurn away from the one I loveHow could IWhen I know what my heart's made ofCould it beThat your soul lives inside of meHow could I ever say good-byeHow could I ever say good-bye Edited by dream2fishWhen you fall in loveYou never know how long it lastsBut the one thing I know in my heart Is that I was fading much too fastSo how could ITurn away from the one I loveHow could I (could I)When I know what my heart's made of Could it beThat your soul lives inside of meHow could I ever say good-byeHow could I ever say good-byeHow could I ever say good-bye中英对照那是12月最冷的一天A day I always will remember我将永远记得的一天I looked into your eyes当时我看着你的眼睛And faced my deepest fear面对的却是内心深深的恐惧I had drifted too far我漂流地那样遥远Far from you my dear远远地离开了你，我亲爱的So how could I我是如何能够Turn away from the one I love从我的爱人身边离开How could I 我如何能够When I know what my heart's made of (离开)当我知道心已有所属Could it be是否可能That your soul ives inside of me你的灵魂存在我心深处How could I ever say good-bye我如何能道再见Why was I so afraid to tell her为什么我会如此担心告诉她That for her I would fight a thousand soldiers 为了她我可抵御一千名战士But just like an angry child但我却象一个生气的小孩I kept my feelings locked inside把感情锁在内心There were rivers of tears止不住的眼泪Flowing from her eyes流出她的眼睛So how could I我是如何能够Turn away from the one I love从我的爱人身边离开How could I我如何能够When I know what my heart's made of(离开)当我知道心已有所属Could it be 是否可能That your soul lives inside of me你的灵魂存在我心深处How could I ever say good-bye我如何能道再见How could I ever say good-bye我如何能道再见When you fall in love当你恋爱时You never know how long it lasts你永远不知道会持续多久But the one thing I knew in my heart 但有一件事我的内心很清楚Is that I was fading much too fast就是我消失得太快So how could I我是如何能够Turn away from the one I love从我的爱人身边离开How could I我如何能够When I know what my heart's made of(离开)当我知道心已有所属Could it be是否可能That your soul lives inside of me你的灵魂存在我心深处How could I ever say good-bye我如何能道再见How could I say good-bye我如何能道再见。
英伦摇滚(britpop)
Britpop
感受英伦摇滚，你不可不听的十支乐队
introduction 英伦摇滚（Britpop）是什么？ 是狂傲、是另类、是自由 是优雅、是迷幻、是脆弱 …… 它带给我们的感受太过丰富。 感受英伦摇滚的精神， 感受大不列颠的优雅与不羁。 听英伦摇滚，当然要从这几支乐队听起。
The stone roses 石玫瑰
漫不经心的演唱和孤傲、超然的个性是The stone roses最酷的地方。
Your knuckles whiten on the wheel 手指紧扣轮胎 The last thing that your hands will feel 它是你最后感知的东西 Your final flight can‘t be delayed 决战就在眼前 Nowhere, just sky it’s so serene 没有大地的天空，一片宁静 Your pink fat lips let go a scream 你粉红的厚嘴唇发出一阵尖叫 You fly and melt I love the scene 你被烧灼、融化，我喜欢这景象 Sometimes I fantasise 有时候，我幻想 When the streets are cold and lonely 当街道冷清孤寂 And the cars they burn below me 他们在我身下点燃汽车 Don‘t these times fill your eyes 此情此景 When the streets are cold and lonely 是否已占据你的眼眸 And the cars they burn below me 当街道冷清孤寂 Are you all alone 你是否孑然一身 Is anybody home? 又有谁独守家中？ I’m standing warm against the cold 身处温暖，我背靠寒冷而站 Now that the flames have taken hold 火舌已然掌控一切 At least you left your life in style 至少，你已远离自己单调的生活 And for as far as I can see 我看到 Ten twisted grills grin back at me 铁皮纠结扭曲，铁架朝我纵声大笑 Bad money dies I love the scene 臭钱被烧光，我喜欢这景象 Are you made of stone? 难道你如此无动于衷？
权御天下歌词
《权御天下》东汉末狼烟不休常侍乱朝野陷阿瞒挟天子令诸侯踞江东志在九州继祖业承父兄既冕主吴越万兜鍪(móu)纵天下几变春秋稳东南面中原水师锁长江抗曹刘镇赤壁雄风赳赳夺荆楚抚山越驱金戈铁马灭仇（chóu）雠(chóu) 紫发髯(rán) 碧色眼眸射猛虎倚黄龙胆识过凡人谁敌手御天下半百之久选贤臣任能将覆江东云雨尽风流千秋过再难回首问古今兴亡事几人耀青史芳名留笑谈间云烟已旧终留下万古叹生子该当如孙仲谋运帷幄英雄几拂袖阴谋阳谋明仇暗斗化作一江浊浪东流君不见军赤壁纵野火铁索连环也不见御北敌联西蜀长江上鏖(áo)战继遗志领江东屹立于神州东南尽心力洒英血展伟业剑气指苍天军帐内公瑾智张昭谋奇策频献沙场上太史勇甘兴霸一骑当十千纵使有千万种寂寞和孤单相伴既受终冠帝冕龙椅上成败也笑看铁瓮城难攻易守旌(jīng)旗立苍空蔽逾百千雄师万蒙舟善制衡眼光独秀擢(zhuó)鲁肃劝阿蒙聚贤成霸业名利收固疆土施德恩厚军心定百姓安富国又强兵重耕耨(nòu) 交远好未雨绸缪联南洋合林邑行军远渡海驻夷洲残垣下枯木凋朽想当年麦城边截兵缚关羽终其寿凭栏倚横看吴钩叹乱世几时了天下归一统没(mò)其咎称帝王壮心仍稠却无奈自孤傲同室亦操戈子嗣（sì）斗千年后恚(huì)恨徒留再何寻军帐里将士聚欢饮赏箜篌(kōng hóu) 运帷幄英雄几拂袖阴谋阳谋明仇暗斗化作一江浊浪东流君不见吕子明踏轻舟白衣渡川也不见陆伯言烧连营火光上冲天善制衡选贤臣任能将共谋江山听忠言摒逆语树威严宝剑斫(zhuó)书案夺荆州抗刘备合曹操共克襄樊守夷陵任陆逊剿敌军火计破蜀胆固江河成帝业立国家终归于乱光阴逝千载过功成者都付笑谈间君不见军赤壁纵野火铁索连环也不见御北敌联西蜀长江上鏖战继遗志领江东屹立于神州东南尽心力洒英血展伟业剑气指苍天君不见吕子明踏轻舟白衣渡川也不见陆伯言烧连营火光上冲天善制衡选贤臣任能将共谋江山听忠言摒逆语树威严宝剑斫书案纵使有千万种寂寞和孤单相伴既受终冠帝冕龙椅上成败也笑看固江河成帝业立国家终归于乱光阴逝千载过功成者都付笑谈间《威风堂堂——英文版》Once in a while you can take a biteLet me bear in mind how pain feels likeLike a flood it overflowsHey stain me with that, alright?From head to toe no hesitationYou dominate all my sensationBy your touch I give inAll my body and heart in toxicationBite down on a finger but you cannot fight your idealistic desireI don't really care what you requireNeither give a shit to your disturbing prideIn this pointless world I put asideAll the meaningless rules and try to findWhat's been hidden up deep and well - your styleStrip it all away, into the real we diveSo then I can figure out what's on your mindAnd wantonly show everyone my fascinating smileBreathe together in good coordinationBlow in my ears with your affectionIn my chest, my cells heating upReady for an explosionSo let me take off your shirtTenderly tear it up at firstForget what you learnedGet flyin' & dyin'Don't you dare hesitate darlin'You see in the center of this free worldNatural instincts are at warI don't really care what you requireMake your blood run cold and ambitiously tryDon't think with this I'd be satisfiedThe mournful one is waiting next in lineDo whatever as you want for lifeIt's totally up to you to defineNo I won't hide it up or put asideOwn you up right in the face with my complacent mindBaby you see inside a world like thisThere's nothing to believeThe truth and certainty lie in yourself onlyNow it's bad to shrink or be shyAnd it's always NO TIME! ALL RIGHT!Limitation? Full engine!Turn it up and let's go Burn! Burn! Burn!So you know that's what I wantAll the good feelings and moreMaybe go to England and have a DANCE!Whatever you say let's GET DOWN!I don't really care what you requireNeither give a shit to your disturbing prideIn this pointless world I put asideAll the meaningless rules and try to findWhat's been hidden up deep and well - your style Strip it all away, into the real we diveSo then I can figure out what's on your mindAnd wantonly show everyone my fascinating smileBaby look at this offensive world right nowKeeps on spinning round and roundBursts out its fiery hope and ray you've never found Come show me what you got and make more sound!。
眼睛是心灵的门窗英语作文
As a high school student, Ive often heard the saying, The eyes are the windows to the soul. This phrase, though simple, carries a profound truth that has resonated with me throughout my life. Its not just about the physical aspect of eyes being the organ through which we see the world its about the deeper connection between our eyes and our innermost feelings and thoughts.Growing up, Ive observed how eyes can express a myriad of emotions without uttering a single word. When I was younger, I remember watching my mothers eyes light up with joy when I brought home a good report card, or how they would fill with concern when I was unwell. Her eyes were a mirror to her heart, reflecting the depth of her love and care for me.As Ive grown older, Ive come to appreciate the complexity of human emotions and how they are conveyed through the eyes. In school, during group projects or team sports, Ive noticed how a glance of encouragement from a teammate can boost my confidence, or how a look of disappointment can spur me to work harder. Eyes can communicate solidarity and support, making us feel understood and not alone in our struggles.Moreover, the power of the eyes extends beyond personal interactions. In the world of art and media, the portrayal of characters through their eyes has always fascinated me. Take, for example, the character of Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice. Her eyes sparkle with wit and intelligence, challenging societal norms and reflecting her strongwilled nature. Or consider the haunting gaze of Edvard Munchs The Scream, which conveysa sense of existential dread and isolation that transcends the boundaries of time and culture.In literature, too, the eyes are often used to reveal a characters inner world. In F. Scott Fitzgeralds The Great Gatsby, Daisys eyes are described as hard, reflecting her cold and calculating nature. This contrast with Gatsbys dreamy, idealized vision of her, as seen through his own eyes, adds a layer of complexity to their relationship and the novel as a whole.The saying also holds true in the realm of social interactions. A persons eyes can reveal their honesty, sincerity, or deceit. When someone looks you in the eye during a conversation, it often signals trust and openness. Conversely, avoiding eye contact can suggest discomfort, dishonesty, or a lack of confidence.Furthermore, the eyes can also be a tool for empathy. When we look into someones eyes, we can often sense their emotions and experiences, even if they are not explicitly expressed. This nonverbal connection can create a bond between people, fostering understanding and compassion.In my own life, Ive learned to pay attention to the language of the eyes. Whether its a friends eyes welling up with tears during a tough time, or the sparkle in a teachers eyes when theyre passionate about a subject, Ive come to recognize the stories and emotions that lie behind each gaze.In conclusion, the eyes truly are the windows to the soul. They offer a glimpse into the depths of our emotions, thoughts, and experiences,allowing us to connect with others on a profound level. As I continue to navigate the complexities of life, I will always remember the power of a glance, a stare, or a simple look, and the stories they can tell.。
活在当下,请珍惜身边一切事物的英文作文
活在当下,请珍惜身边一切事物的英文作文全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Fleeting Beauty of the PresentAs I sat watching the sunset last night, brilliant oranges and reds streaking across the evening sky, I was struck by the ephemeral beauty of that moment. How many sunsets had I missed, too caught up in the stresses of daily life to pause and appreciate nature's nightly masterpiece? In our hustle to constantly be achieving, striving for the next goal, we so often forget to revel in the simple joys surrounding us each day.It's all too easy to get trapped on the treadmill of life, always looking ahead to the next milestone. We have our sights set on finishing school, landing that dream job, finding the perfect partner, having kids, securing that promotion, and then retirement. We pack our calendars, schedual every moment, and blaze through life checking boxes rather than truly living. Before we know it, decades have slipped away while our minds were consumed with what's next rather than what is.The dishearteningly short lifespan of a vibrant sunset is nature's poignant reminder that beauty is fleeting. The wondrous colors that set the sky ablaze one evening will be gone in a fleeting moment, never to be recreated in quite the same way again. Yet how rare is it that we actually pause to soak in these small wonders? We spend so much time inside, tethered to our devices, enchanted by the virtual world's hollow splendors while the real world's marvels escape our notice.Living in the present moment, awake to the kaleidoscope of sensations surrounding us each second, is one of life's greatest skills and most elusive pursuits. Our minds are such prolific time travelers, rehashing past regrets and bemoaning future anxieties, that we rob ourselves of actuality's richness. When we're consumed with reliving moments already expired or dreaming of moments yet to come, we completely miss the one reality we can ever actually experience - the present.Just think of all the ordinary delights we let slip through the cracks of the unconscious routine of daily life. The way sunlight plays through a leaf's veins in dappled hues of green. The varied textures of your morning coffee's aroma wafting through the air. The trill of a songbird's melody at daybreak. The nuanced flavorings that dance across your tongue with each bite of alovingly prepared meal. These tiny marvels comprise the weaving threads of everyday magic that make life vibrantly beautiful, if only we have the presence of mind to notice.In our gravitational pull toward the future, we often dismiss or diminish the profound contents of our current reality, whatever that may be. We idealize what's next rather than reveling in what is. If we're struggling, we eagerly await better days, blind to the gifts scattered throughout our present difficulties that make us wiser and more resilient. If we're content, we grow impatient for more, more, more, letting our endless desire for what's next cause us to overlook the fullness surrounding us now.In my life's progression toward lofty goals, I've had to learn the hard way how important it is to pause, take a break from the incessant striving, and truly taste the richness of the present moment, no matter how modest or humble it may be. Rather than treating these present moments as impostors, irksome detours from my quest toward the next prize, I've come to recognize them as the paths of life itself, wherein lie all the grace notes that make the symphony of existence extraordinary.So take a breath. Feel the rhythm of your lungs, the emotive rise and fall of your abdomen. Notice the sounds around you, theplay of light and shadow, the textures and scents and flavors composing this exact here and now you currently occupy. This present moment, which incessantly flashes into being and disappears without a trace, houses all the beauty and richness there ever is. Don't let it slip away unappreciated in your frenzy for what's next. Savor it to the fullest. For when all is said and done, the present was where you really lived.篇2The Fleeting Beauty of the Present MomentAs I sit here in my favorite coffee shop, the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee filling the air, I can't help but be struck by the ephemeral nature of our existence. The gentle murmur of conversation, the clinking of ceramic mugs against saucers, the warmth of the sunlight streaming through the windows – all of these details, so seemingly insignificant, are fleeting moments that will soon be lost to the relentless march of time.It's a sobering thought, really, that the very experiences that make up the tapestry of our lives are but brief flashes, destined to fade into the recesses of memory. And yet, it is precisely this transience that lends them their beauty, their poignancy, and their value.Too often, we find ourselves caught up in the incessant pursuit of the future, forever chasing after goals, dreams, and aspirations that lie just beyond our reach. We convince ourselves that true happiness, true fulfillment, will be ours once we achieve that next milestone, secure that promotion, or acquire that coveted possession. But in doing so, we risk squandering the precious moments that make up the present, the very moments that hold the key to a life well-lived.It's a paradox, really, that the more we fixate on the future, the more we neglect the present, and the more we deprive ourselves of the very joy and richness that we so desperately seek. For it is in the present that we find the simple pleasures that truly nourish our souls – the warmth of a loved one's embrace, the taste of a perfectly ripe fruit, the sound of a child's laughter echoing through the park.To live in the present is to embrace the beauty that surrounds us at every turn, to savor each moment as it unfolds, and to find wonder in the seemingly ordinary. It is to recognize that the true wealth of our existence lies not in material possessions or lofty achievements, but in the ability to appreciate the miraculous tapestry of sensations, emotions, and experiences that make up our daily lives.As I take another sip of my coffee, savoring the rich, bitter notes that dance across my tongue, I am reminded of the importance of being present. In this moment, there is no past regret or future anxiety, only the simple pleasure of a good cup of coffee in a cozy café. And it is in moments like these that we truly come alive, that we connect with the essence of what it means to be human.So let us make a conscious effort to slow down, to breathe deeply, and to truly inhabit the present moment. Let us cultivate a sense of gratitude for the countless blessings that surround us, both grand and seemingly insignificant. For it is in these fleeting moments that we find the true richness of life, the beauty that so often eludes us in our relentless pursuit of tomorrow.When we look back on our lives, it will not be the achievements or accolades that we cherish most, but rather the moments – the sound of laughter shared with friends, the warmth of a lover's embrace, the awe-inspiring beauty of a sunset painted across the sky. These are the memories that will sustain us, the moments that will remind us of the precious gift of existence and the importance of savoring every second.So let us raise a toast to the present, to the fleeting beauty that surrounds us in every waking moment. Let us vow toappreciate the miracles that unfold before our very eyes, and to approach each day with a sense of wonder and gratitude. For in doing so, we open ourselves to the true richness of life, and we honor the extraordinary journey that is ours to experience.篇3The Precious PresentWe spend so much of our lives caught up in the whirlwind of ambition, relentlessly pursuing future goals and dwelling on past regrets. Yet the profoundest joys and deepest lessons so often lie not in the imagined tomorrows or re-lived yesterdays, but in the richness of the present moment that surrounds us. To truly live is to embrace the here and now, savoring each fleeting second before it dissolves forever into memory.Look around you. Notice the kaleidoscope of colors in a vibrant sunset sky, the gentle sway of leaves in the breeze, the kaleidoscope melodies of bird songs at dawn. These small miracles occur ceaselessly, free for the perceiving, yet we so frequently hurry past them without a passing glance. Our minds race ahead, fixated on an idealized future of achievement and contentment that may forever remain just over the horizon.I was guilty of this near-sighted longing until a brush with mortality shook my perspective. A cancer diagnosis in mymid-thirties brought my ambitions and assumptions to a standstill. As I wrestled with fear and doubt, the trivialities that had once consumed my days receded in importance. What suddenly seemed precious were the simple beauties and quiet joys I had always taken for granted - a loved one's embrace, the warmth of the summer sun, the refreshing aroma of a spring rain.In that uncertain crucible, I made a pact with myself to ignore the nattering critics in my mind and revel in each unfolding second as a sacred gift. That resolution helped carry me through the struggle, and has empowered me ever since to extract the fullest essence from living. Even after emerging victorious, I've striven to retain that heightened attunement to the miracles of the present.Start your own practice today of being fully present. When you wake, instead of launching straight into morning rushing, pause and listen to the stillness, filling your lungs with the cool morning air. Notice the ways the light plays on surfaces and casts shadows in mesmerizing patterns. As you move through your day, take periodic breaks to concentrate solely on the tastes, textures, sounds and aromas surrounding you.You may find this challenging at first, as our instincts incessantly pull us out of the moment into mentally rehashing the past or strategizing about the future. But with gentle determination, you can train yourself to spend more time attuned to the reality before you. Regard every sight, smell, touch and taste as a revelation to be reverentially explored and absorbed.Living in the now in no way prevents you from pursuing dreams and striving for meaningful achievements. But it allows you to resist the chronic postponement of happiness until some future milestone is reached. It enables you to celebrate the joys that stud each day, rather than suspending fulfillment indefinitely in a cycle of perpetual want.This present-focused lens also nurtures appreciation for the astounding richness of stimuli and sources of beauty that surround us daily, but to which we've grown lamentably inured. The shape of a loved one's smile, the spiraling clouds at sunset, the unspooling melody of a songbird's trill - all are so often overlooked as our attention races elsewhere.Yet these quotidian glories occur endlessly, ceaseless gifts bestowed on our senses that we unwrap or ignore by choice. Train your gaze on the magnificence of existence that surroundsyou this very instant. Soak it in, down to the utmost particular. You'll be astonished by the vivid nuances that will emerge once you shed the filters of habituation. The world so often seems drab and monotonous only because we've forgotten how to truly see and feel it.This attentive presence also unlocks heightened connection with others, as you shed the mental narratives looping endlessly in your mind and achieve a deeper awareness and appreciation of those around you. Make sustained eye contact, tune in fully to the cadences of another's voice and the shiftingmicro-expressions on their face. You'll rediscover the humanity you so often skim past when trapped in your own interior monologue.So escape that arid inner treadmill of regurgitating past and future. Reunite with the sensuous richness and profound peace of the only reality we ever truly inhabit - the present. Let its cornucopia of colors, sounds, textures, and aromas wash over you in majestic splendor. This is the sole moment that belongs to you, before it melts away into memory. Waste it not on phantoms and could'ves. Inhabit it to its fullest.Herein lies the secret of happiness and the essence of enlightenment. Not in chasing some future condition, but inwringing every drop of savoring presence from the glorious now. Live in this precious moment, and drink deeply of its beauty.篇4The Precious PresentHow often do we find ourselves looking backward with regret or forward with worry, rather than being fully present in the here and now? Our minds have an amazing ability to time travel, reliving past hurts and joys or imagining future scenarios. But this mental wandering comes at a cost – when our awareness is focused on the past or future, we miss out on fully experiencing and appreciating the present moment.They say that wherever you go, there you are. Yet so many of us struggle to simply be where we are. We get caught up in the incessant mind chatter of rumination, fantasy, judgments, and mental listing of todos. Meanwhile, the miraculous reality of this present moment is happening all around us and within us, but we're barely aware of it.Have you ever been out for a walk on a beautiful day, felt the warmth of the sun and a light breeze on your skin, and breathed in the scent of flowers, only to realize your mind was a million miles away, rehashing an old grievance or worrying about somefuture event? How much of that present moment experience were you actually taking in?The truth is, this present moment is all we ever really have. The past is gone, a mental story we tell ourselves. The future is an imaginary projection that may or may not occur as we envision. This singular moment, here and now, is the only thing that's real and true. It's also precious and fleeting – in the very next instant, the present will be the past.When we spend most of our time absorbed in mental time travel rather than being embodied and awake to this living reality, we miss out on so much richness and depth. We miss the profound beauty and exquisite details of nature all around us. We miss spontaneous moments of joy, humor, and tenderness with loved ones. We even miss the fullness of our own heart, the physical sensations and aliveness within the human experience.One of the most precious and tragic things about human existence is its impermanence. Our lives are but the blink of an eye in the grand scheme. Every person, pet, flower, and tree we love in this world will someday be gone. Far sooner than we'd like, the miraculous dance of life ceases and our time on earth comes to an end. With that sobering realization, doesn't it makeyou want to cherish and fully drink in every exquisite moment, every beauty and gift of this living world while we can?indigenous wisdom traditions have long taught that the great spiritual awakening is to live fully in the present, free from excessive contemplation of past and future. When we are grounded in the here and now, with open senses and heart, we come alive and are able to perceive the sacred in all things. We notice the intricate veins in a leaf, the sparkle of morning dew, the magical camouflage of a moth on tree bark. We relish the sublime flavors of a fresh fruit, the music of a songbird's melody, the radiant smile of a loved one. Simple daily activities like brewing a cup of tea become ceremonial and imbued with appreciation.In the presence of this wakeful awareness to the present, our mental burdens and preoccupations tend to lighten up. We spend less time regretting what's behind us or fearing what's to come. Our heart relaxes and we realize how little we need to be truly happy when we are in communion with the fullness of this moment.That's not to say we should live in total hedonistic abandon, lacking any preparation for the future or reflection on lessons of the past. But what if we strived for a kinder balance, bringingmore gentle presence into the flow of daily living so that we rarely miss out on the richness before us?This is not always easy, given the conditioning of our modern mindsets and pressures of global culture. With intentional practice, however, we can train ourselves tore-inhabit the present more often. We can use cues throughout the day to pause, take a conscious breath, look around with fresh eyes, and ask "What am I missing right here and now?" We can let go more regularly of the burdensome mental stories that prevent us from being fully awake.When we commit to being unarmored and available to the preciousness of the present, life starts to flow with surprising grace. We discover tenderness and beauty in places we may have overlooked before. We become more spontaneous, intuitive, and alive. Rather than functioning on auto-pilot, missing the magic all around us, we emerge more conscious and ecstatic participants in this grand journey of being human.This one boundless present reality is ultimately all we truly share, far beyond our cultural differences and personal stories.Why not spend more of our time reveling and celebrating this unfathomable gift together while we can? In choosing presence over mental absence, we cherish all the blessingssurrounding us right now, before their inevitablegone. Perhaps then we can live and love and connect more fully, with heartfelt gratitude for the entire paradox, until our final breath on this wondrous earth.篇5The Fleeting Beauty of the Present MomentLife moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. That famous quote from the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off has stuck with me over the years as a poignant reminder of how precious and transitory each moment truly is. In our frenetic, modern lives, we are always rushing from one commitment to the next, forever chasing some future goal or obligation. But when we get там, the present has already slipped away, replaced by a new set of worries and responsibilities. It's a endless cycle of looking ahead instead of being fully present for what is happening right here, right now.I'll be the first to admit that I am absolutely guilty of this. As a career-driven professional, it has been all too easy to convince myself that this persistence, this forward momentum, this relentless pursuit of the next rung on the corporate ladder is not only necessary, but virtuous. I have a vision for where I want togo in life and I've been hus tling to get там as efficiently as possible. But at what cost? In my obsessive focus on the horizon, I fear I may have lost sight of the profound beauty surrounding me in each passing breath.It's those unexpected, miraculous moments that give life its brilliance and texture - a child's unbridled laughter, the kaleidoscope of colors at sunset, the intoxicating fragrance of freshly bloomed roses, kiteDancing cappen in a gentle summer breeze. These small, seemingly insignificant details are what make merely existing feel so delightfully alive. Yet they are also the things most easily discarded and forgotten when one's mind is always three steps amour.Recently, a series of inner paradigm shifts has led me to reevaluate my priorities and my approach to living. I've come to realize that no amount of professional success or materialistic accumulation could ever be as precious as the ability to be truly present - to bask in the profound miracles and subtle joys that surround us every moment, if only we take the time to appreciate them.These awakenings didn't come easily or all at once. It began with an anxiety attack, followed by aStartЕЕproduction - deep, soulful confrontations with my own mortalité and thepreciousness of each breath. In that raw vulnerability, the way I had been leading my life finally caught up with me. 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很惊险的事件英文作文
很惊险的事件英文作文英文，It was one of those moments in life that you never forget, an experience that sends shivers down your spine every time you think about it. Let me tell you about the time I found myself in a truly harrowing situation.It was a crisp autumn evening, and I was hiking alone in the remote mountains of Colorado. The sun had dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows across the rugged terrain. As I trudged along the narrow trail, I couldn't shake the feeling of being watched, like unseen eyes were following my every move.Suddenly, a piercing howl shattered the stillness of the forest. My heart leaped into my throat as I realized I was not alone. Wolves. I had heard stories of their presence in these mountains, but I never expected to encounter them firsthand.Instinct kicked in, and I knew I had to find shelterand fast. I stumbled through the underbrush, my pulseracing with each step. The woods seemed to close in around me, the darkness pressing in from all sides.Finally, I spotted a small cave nestled into the sideof a rocky outcrop. It wasn't much, but it was better than being out in the open with a pack of hungry wolves on my tail. I ducked inside and huddled against the cold stone walls, listening to the sounds of the night echoing through the darkness.Hours passed, each one stretching out into an eternity as I waited for dawn to break. Every rustle of leaves,every snap of a twig outside sent chills down my spine. Would the wolves find me? Would I make it out of this alive?Morning finally came, the soft light of dawn filtering into the cave. With trembling hands, I peeked outside, half expecting to come face to face with a pair of glowing eyes. But the woods were empty, the only sound the gentle rustleof the wind through the trees.I breathed a sigh of relief, the tension draining from my body as I realized I had survived the night. It was a brush with danger that I would never forget, a reminder of the raw power of nature and the fragility of life itself.中文，那是一段你永远不会忘记的时刻，一次让你每次想起都会毛骨悚然的经历。
在博物馆里不能做的事情祈使句英文作文
在博物馆里不能做的事情祈使句英文作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Things You Cannot Do in a MuseumHey there, kids! Are you ready to learn about all the awesome things you get to do at the museum? Just kidding! This time, we're going over what you absolutely cannot do when visiting these super cool places. Grab a pen and paper because you'll want to take notes on these huge no-nos.Do not run around like a wild animal! Museums are calm, quiet spaces meant for observing precious artifacts and soaking up lots of knowledge. Running and being rowdy could damage the displays or disturb the other visitors trying to enjoy the exhibits. Keep those energetic footsteps at a chill walking pace.Do not shout, yell, or make lots of noise! Speaking loudly indoors is a major no-go in museums. You might get shushed by the staff or receive some serious side-eye from fellow guests. Use your inside voice and whisper if you need to say something. No shouting, please!Do not touch anything unless there's a sign saying you can! The artifacts and art pieces are super old, fragile, and irreplaceable. Your grubby hands could permanently damage them beyond repair. Resist that urge to poke or grab things. Keep those mitts to yourself, explorers!Do not take flash photos without permission! The bright flashing lights can fade colors and damage light-sensitive items over time. Most museums allow non-flash photography, but always check the signs before whipping out your camera or phone.Do not eat or drink around the exhibits! Crumbs, sticky spills, and liquids are kryptonite for museum pieces. That candy bar could accidentally splatter all over a 2,000-year-old vase. Talk about a mess! Snacks and drinks need to stay in designated eating areas only.Do not engage in any horseplay or roughhousing! Museums are no place for games of tag, bouncing balls, or wrestling matches. You could knock into something and break it into a million pieces. Take your rambunctious playtime to the park instead.Do not bring your bike, scooter, or skateboard inside! Wheeled transportation has no place indoors at a museum. Canyou imagine a skateboard ramming right into a priceless sculpture? Total disaster! Leave those riding toys at home or locked up outside.Do not deface or vandalize any museum property! Defacing means writing, drawing, scratching, or putting stickers on things that don't belong to you. Displaying graffiti skills might seem cool, but it's wildly disrespectful to the museum. Appreciate the art, don't contribute to ruining it.Do not ever try to steal or take anything! Museums are not free-for-all souvenir shops. Every single item is professionally collected, cared for, and belongs to the museum's collection. Taking anything is considered theft, a huge crime. Don't let your sticky fingers get you into trouble!Do not bring any pets along for the museum adventure! Many museums prohibit animals, besides certified service dogs, inside their buildings. Pets could get scared, have accidents, or disturb the peace. It's better to leave furry friends at home while you explore.Do not disobey any of the museum staff or rules! The employees and clearly posted guidelines are there for good reasons - to protect both you and the exhibits. If a staff membergives you an instruction, follow it promptly and respectfully. The same goes for obeying all posted rules and signage.Following these "do not" rules is easy when you remember that museums are special places for learning, not playing. Be on your best behavior, listen to instructions, and appreciate the opportunity to discover amazing things from our world's past and present. Now who's ready to museum hop?篇2Things You Can't Do at the MuseumMuseums are awesome places to learn about history, science, art, and cool stuff from all over the world. But there are some important rules you have to follow when you visit. Here are some things you absolutely cannot do at the museum:Don't Touch the Exhibits!The number one rule at any museum is DO NOT TOUCH THE EXHIBITS! I can't stress this enough. Those displays, artifacts, and art pieces are super old and fragile. If you touch them with your grubby little hands, you could damage them beyond repair. Then no one would get to see and learn from those treasures ever again. So keep your hands to yourself, no matter how tempting it is to reach out and grab something.Don't Run or HorseplayRunning, jumping, chasing, or any kind of horseplay is a big no-no in museums. You have to stay calm and walk carefully through the exhibits. If you start running around like a crazy person, you could crash into the displays and break them. Or you could slip and hurt yourself on the hard floors. Museums have lots of open spaces, but they aren't playgrounds. Save the running and horseplay for the park.Don't Eat or DrinkMost museums won't let you bring in any food or drinks, except maybe a water bottle. That's because crumbs, spills, and sticky hands are major threats to the artifacts. You don't want to be responsible for getting ketchup splattered all over a2,000-year-old vase or grinding chocolate into a priceless painting. If you get hungry, wait until you leave the museum to have a snack.Don't Use Your Outside VoiceWhen you're in the museum halls looking at exhibits, you need to use your inside voice and keep quiet. No yelling, shouting, or loud bantering with your friends is allowed. That's because loud noises can be disturbing to other visitors who aretrying to learn and appreciate the displays in peace and quiet. If you have a question, you can ask it softly to the person you came with.Don't Bring Certain ItemsThere's a list of items that aren't permitted in most museums because they could potentially damage the exhibits. Don't try to bring in any markers, pens, tools, backpacks, or bags bigger than a small purse. Some museums may also prohibit things like selfie sticks, tripods, or laser pointers. If it's not allowed, you'll probably have to leave it in a locker or just don't bring it at all.Don't Stray From the GroupIf you came to the museum on a school trip or with a tour group, you need to stay with your crew at all times. Wandering off on your own is a major no-no. You could get lost or left behind in the huge museum if you break away from the group. Plus, your teacher or the tour guide needs to be able to keep an eye on you to make sure you're following the rules. Stick with your group like glue!Don't Take Pictures (Sometimes)Most museums let you take pictures for personal use, but some special exhibits don't allow any photography at all. Makesure to check the signs and follow the rules. Never use a flash when taking pictures, because it can damage light-sensitive artifacts and artworks. And definitely don't try to sneak videos –that's a definite violation at most museums.Don't Have Fun at the Exhibits' ExpenseI know it's tempting to goof around and show off for your friends at a museum. But anything that disrespects or makes a mockery of the exhibits is unacceptable. Don't try to imitate the statues or artifacts in a funny way, re-enact battle scenes, dress up like you're from another era, or stage silly photos. The museum isn't a comedy club – it's a place to seriously learn about culture, so act accordingly.Follow the Rules and Have a Great Time!There sure are a lot of "don'ts" when it comes to museum behavior. But if you follow all the rules, you'll be able to learn a ton and have an awesome experience. The most important things are: look with your eyes, not your hands; stay calm and quiet; and respect the displays. Do all that and the museum staff and other visitors will be glad you came. Now go explore some amazing exhibits!篇3Don't Touch the Exhibits!A Guide to Museum Manners by TimmyHey kids! Have you ever been to a really cool museum with all sorts of awesome old stuff on display? Museums are neat places to learn about history, science, art and more. But there are some important rules everyone needs to follow when visiting. Let me tell you all about the things you absolutely CAN'T do at a museum.First of all, DON'T TOUCH THE EXHIBITS! I know those ancient vases, swords and sculptures look super neat up close. But you have to resist the urge to reach out and grab them. Why? Well, many museum objects are incredibly old and fragile. Your grubby little hands could easily leave smudges, dents or cracks that ruin these priceless artifacts forever. Plus, the oils from your fingers can damage stuff over time. No touchy!Speaking of hands, DON'T PICK YOUR NOSE OR SCRATCH YOURSELF while wandering the museum galleries. Those gross habits could fling your icky body gunk onto irreplaceable masterpieces. Imagine if your crusty booger landed on a famous painting from the 1600s? The curator would faint! Keep your fingers out of your nostrils, pits and any other gross places while museum exploring.Don't even think about WRITING OR CARVING ON ANYTHING in the museum. These places have a strict no vandalism policy. If you draw on an exhibit, sculpture or even the bathroom walls with a pen, marker, knife or your car keys, the museum staff will be really mad. They might even call the cops on you! The only marking you're allowed to do is on the official papers they give kids for scavenger hunts and activities. Otherwise, keep your hands off and don't deface the property.You also need to WATCH YOUR STEP when visiting exhibits. Don't run, skip, hop, jump, dance or engage in any other goofy movements that could make you lose your balance. One stumble into a display case or priceless work of art could obliterate it into a million pieces! Walk slowly, pay attention, and keep your body under control at all times.DON'T YELL, SCREAM OR MAKE LOUD NOISES that disturb the other patrons. This isn't a basketball arena, it's an indoor museum. Use your quietest inside voice at all times to avoid disrupting the peaceful ambiance. If you start hollering like a wild animal, the guards might have to escort you out. You wouldn't want to get thrown out and banned for life from one of the coolest places ever, would you?While we're on the topic of noise, DON'T PLAY LOUD MUSIC, VIDEO GAMES OR MOVIES on your phone or tablet at full volume. Those cheerfully chirping birds in the nature documentary you're watching would probably seem a lot more pleasant to others if the volume was low. Don't subject others to your YouTube playlist or level up sounds. Use headphones or keep things muted. Show respect for the other visitors.You're probably getting pretty hungry from walking around looking at all the cool stuff, right? Well, DON'T EAT OR DRINK ANYTHING except in the designated café area. No snacking on chips, candy, soda or juice boxes while roaming from exhibit to exhibit. Dripping liquids or spraying crumbs from your mouth could leave permanent stains on artifacts that lasted thousands of years until your grubby self rolled up. Chew, snack and sip only in the proper dining areas during your museum visit.This one should be obvious, but I'll say it anyway - DON'T STEAL ANYTHING! Whether it's an ancient clay pot, a Plains Indian beaded shirt or just a pamphlet, taking stuff that doesn't belong to you is stealing. You could land in huge trouble and give your family a bad name. Expect alarm systems to go off and security to come running if you try any five-finger discounts.Admire and enjoy the exhibits, but don't take them home as souvenirs.DON'T MISBEHAVE WITH OR DISTURB THE EXHIBITS in any other way. No poking things with your sticky popsicle stick, setting stuff in motion that should be stationary, leaning on display cases, or waving your arms wildly around valuable artifacts. Use your eyes only, and be very careful! These displays are carefully prepared by professionals and you could ruin their hard work with a moment of carelessness.Now for a couple of bonus don'ts that cover your personal behavior. DON'T DRESS SLOPPILY OR INAPPROPRIATELY for a museum setting. Wear clean, respectful attire without offensive sayings or images on it. Skimpy beachwear and grubby clothes aren't museum appropriate. Looking presentable shows respect for these world-class institutions.Finally, DON'T GOOF OFF, ROUGHHOUSE OR ACT IMMATURELY during your museum experience. No chasing, hitting, excessive goofiness or anything else that could endanger you, others or the precious items within. Stay with your group, listen to instructions, and remain on your best behavior at all times. A museum is a privilege and acting like a wildchild could get you kicked out and barred from future visits.Phew, that covers just about all the don'ts for museum etiquette! As long as you follow these rules about not touching, not making messes, not being loud and obnoxious, and respecting the property, you'll have an awesome time learning about art, history and culture. Appreciate the exhibits, but don't cross any lines! Be a junior museum pro and set a good example for your friends. Now get out there, navigate those quiet halls, and discover something amazing about our world!。
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别让电子屏幕屏蔽了你的双眼的作文The furthest distance in the world is not between life and death, but when I look at you quietly, you silently stare at the three foot mobile phone screen.Have you ever looked at everything around you with your eyes? Have you ever used your eyes to appreciate the beauty of this great river and mountain? Have you ever watched your parents' aging appearance with your eyes? Now, please take a step back and look out the window quietly. No matter what kind of scenery you see or who you love, please go out of the confusing network world and focus on describing everything you see.Have you ever felt this way? You have countless friends, good or bad, all kinds of friends. You chat and laugh with them on various communication tools or social networks every day, but you still feel lonely and sad. In my opinion, what you lack is not a friend, but a bosom friend who can rely on each other for good and evil. Those who don't even know their names can only be called netizens, indirect, virtual and hidden. We refresh on various social networking sites day after day, and we are tireless to publish our own news on various websites, and harvest monotonous dialogues similar to "ha ha" and "ha ha".We ignore the communication between the heart and eyes. When people realize that a mass text message can replace all conversations, a website can replace newspapers, and a message can replace greetings, no one is willing to talk. There was no noise, no laughter, only the sound of the news coming and going. When all the people sat together, there was no sound of blessing. They bowed their heads, bent their backs, narrowed their eyes, and made a mental gesture. The atmosphere of forwarding, commenting and exaggerating is exaggerated. They are eager to flatter. They usually praise quickly when they finish tasks. They hope that their views will be recognized by others and their ideas will be accepted by others. How can they know how many people can put aside their distractions and listen respectfully. Maybe someone will say: It's OK to use mobile phone SMS? Why bother? in truth. But when you do, you give up your human dignity and willingly become a slave of electronic products.A cold screen has become the curtain between us and the world. Numerous explorers and adventurers once lived in seclusion behind the thin glass. They no longer dream about a landscape, no longer travel across mountains and rivers for a landscape, and no longer risk themselves for the paradise in their hearts. They encounter many strange mountains and waters behind this screen, and many scenes that make people nostalgic for going back and forth, but they never let themselves be in the nature anymore. They can see the beautiful scenery just by gently clicking and sketching. May I ask if there is a hint of lilac in the picture? Can you feel the faint rhyme of Jiangnan oil paper umbrella? Is there the smell of thousands of years of Chinese history?Perhaps for us, the other side of the screen is so close, but when you touch his or her face with excitement and enthusiasm, you can only feel the cold touch from your fingers, as if suddenly awakened. But when you wake up, you find a confused world, an idiot era in which we have become electronic products.From now on, please lift up your tired eyes, take firm steps, shake off everything that confuses you in your mind, and use your eyes to describe every corner of the world with your true feelings. Reduce looking at the electronic screen, and don't let the electronic screen shield your eyes.。
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名著阅读之心灵鸡汤精选 A Perfect Exchange班级：____________学号：____________姓名：____________心灵鸡汤精选A Perfect Exchange化妆品上。
一枚饰针是她唯一的配饰。
一件美丽的裙子，只有在正式场合才穿。
今年姨妈和我们一起过圣诞节。
我为姨妈打算的礼物——迷人的果酱，一个红色蝴蝶结。
当姨妈打开礼物时，她特别激烈。
而姨妈送给我的礼物是几本她的亲笔日记和她一生最宠爱的饰针，我视之为珍宝。
这个圣诞节我和姨妈都收到了彼此最宠爱的礼物，这个圣诞节令我至今难忘。
An aunt is someone special to remember with warmth, think of with pride, and cherish with love.~Author UnknownThe unexpected, tube-shaped gift from Aunt Maisy was wrapped in familiar paper —the same wallpaper that had graced her outhouse walls. I giggled to myself thinking how my thrifty aunt had saved that scrap of leftover wallpaper in her attic for years.Hard as I tried, I couldn’t imagine what Aunt Maisy, who was not one to s pend money on store-bought “gifts,” would possibly be giving me for Christmas! We had never exchanged gifts before. In fact, we only saw her and Uncle Chill a couple of times a year in the summer when Dad would drive us nearly a hundred miles to visit them.But Uncle Chill was gone now, and Mom and Dad had coaxed Aunt Maisy into coming to spend Christmas with us. They hoped she might stay since, according to Mom, she wasn’t well enough to live on her own anymore.I hadn’t planned on fitting a gift for Aunt Maisy into my Christmas budget, but Mom insisted I buy her something. I browsed through Eaton’s and drooled over the boxed chocolates, thinking what a great gift they’d make since she would have to share them with me! But I remembered Aunt Maisy was not supposed to eat anything with sugar because she had diabetes.I sprayed my coat with perfumes from the test bottles, but I knew Aunt Maisy would scold me for wasting money on store-bought toiletries that she claimed were “far too expensive” and “good for nothing but making you sneeze.”I rummaged through bins of scarves, shawls, and handkerchiefs, but nothing seemed suitable for Aunt Maisy, who wasn’t one to wear frilly or fancy things. Sheonly had one good dress, which she wore to church or when she was having company.I admired an endless array of jewellery, but all the glistening strings of beads, chains, earrings and bracelets seemed far too flashy. The only piece of jewellery I ever recalled seeing my aunt wear was a tiny,enameled strawberry brooch, which Uncle Chill had given her when they were young and courting. Whenever she wore her good dress, the little brooch was pinned to its collar.It was nearing noon, but I still hadn’t found anything suitable for Aunt Maisy!I figured I’d pop into the drugstore and buy myself some bubblegum before meeting Dad.As I stood in line while people were getting their prescriptions filled, I spotted the cutest little jars of jam I had ever seen! There were three little jars per set, nestled in a pretty red tartan box with a cellophane front. But what really caught my eye was the word on the sign above the boxes. It read “diabetic” and stated that the jams were “sugar-free” and “doctor approved.”My heart was pounding with excitement as I remembered hearing Aunt Maisy tell Mom how much she missed her “sweets.” I eagerly chose the box that contained three of her favourite backyard fruits: gooseberry, strawberry and currant. I paid the cashier, who talked me into buying a red bow with my leftover change from the purchase.To this very day, I can still picture the look of delight on Aunt Maisy’s face as she opened her gift from me! She fusse d and fussed as though the box of jams was the finest gift she had ever received. I hadn’t expected my gift to give her such pleasure, and I was even more surprised at the unexpected joy I felt in watching her open it. She even asked Mom to pin the red bow onto her collar, and it was only then I noticed Aunt Maisy was not wearing her beloved strawberry brooch.Finally, my turn came to peel the outhouse wallpaper off the funny, tube-shaped gift. Tucked inside the tube were several old, yellowed notebooks, which we call “scribblers” in Canada, rolled up and bound with rubber bands, along with a tiny box that rattled when it was shaken.I slipped the bands off the scribblers and found the fragile pages were filled with Aunt Maisy’s handwriting.In her journals, she had recorded all of our summer visits and the things we did together —things I took for granted. I never realised, until then, how much she and Uncle Chill had cherished the time we spent together. And inside the tiny box was Aunt Ma isy’s beloved strawberry brooch.Today, the scribblers and the precious little pin are two of my most prized possessions. And that Christmas of so long ago still holds a special place in my heart.— Linda Gabris —【词汇过关】请写出下面文单词在文章中的中文意思。
胡夫金字塔英语作文摘抄
胡夫金字塔英语作文摘抄1. Wow, have you ever seen the Great Pyramid of Giza?It's absolutely massive! I mean, seriously, it's like a giant triangle reaching up into the sky. It's hard to believe that people built this thing thousands of years ago without any modern technology. It's a true testament to the ingenuity and skill of the ancient Egyptians.2. When you stand at the base of the pyramid and look up, it's just mind-blowing. The stones are so perfectly cut and fit together so precisely that you can't even slip a piece of paper between them. It's like they were made tofit together like a puzzle. How did they do it? It's a mystery that still baffles archaeologists to this day.3. Inside the pyramid, there are all these narrow passageways and chambers. It's like a maze in there! And the walls are covered in hieroglyphics, telling the stories of the pharaohs and their journey to the afterlife. It's like stepping back in time and getting a glimpse into theancient Egyptian civilization.4. Can you imagine how long it must have taken to build the pyramid? I mean, we're talking about moving massive stones, some weighing several tons, across long distances. And they didn't have cranes or trucks back then. It's mind-boggling to think about the sheer amount of manpower and organization that must have gone into the construction.5. One of the most fascinating things about the pyramid is its alignment with the stars. The sides of the pyramid are perfectly aligned with the cardinal points of the compass, and the entrance is aligned with the North Star.It's like the ancient Egyptians were trying to connecttheir earthly structures with the celestial realm. It's pretty incredible when you think about it.6. The Great Pyramid of Giza is not just a monument,it's a symbol of human achievement. It's a reminder that even without all the modern technology and resources we have today, people can still accomplish incredible things. It's a testament to the power of human creativity,determination, and hard work.7. So, if you ever have the chance to visit Egypt, make sure to check out the Great Pyramid of Giza. It's a sight that will leave you in awe and make you appreciate the incredible feats that humans are capable of. Just remember to bring your camera, because you'll definitely want to capture this wonder of the world.。
英文伤感句子长句
英文伤感句子长句1. The pain of a broken heart is something that words cannot describe.2. Loneliness creeps in like a shadow, suffocating the life out of me.3. The memories of us haunt my every waking moment, reminding me of what we used to be.4. Tears stream down my face, leaving a trail of heartache in their wake.5. It feels like my heart has been ripped apart, shattered into a million broken pieces.6. I am lost in a sea of sadness, drowning in the sorrows of a love lost.7. The emptiness inside me is vast, echoing with the absence of your presence.8. I never knew that love could hurt so much until you walked away from me.9. The weight of sadness sits heavily on my chest, making it hard to breathe.10. It hurts to know that you were once mine, but now you belong to someone else.11. The pain of unrequited love is a constant ache in my soul.12. The tears I cry at night are a desperate plea for the pain to end.13. The silence between us is deafening, a painful reminder of our broken connection.14. I am haunted by the mistakes of my past, forever regretting the love Ilet slip away.15. I am tired of pretending that I am okay when all I want to do is scream in agony.16. My heart feels like it has been stabbed, bleeding out all the love I once had for you.17. The ache in my chest is a constant reminder that love can be a cruel and unforgiving force.18. The sound of your laughter still echoes in my mind, a bittersweet reminder of what once was.19. I am standing on the edge of a precipice, ready to fall into the abyss of my own despair.20. The pain of heartbreak is a slow and lingering poison that seeps into every fiber of my being.21. My tears are a silent plea for you to come back and mend what we once had.22. Every breath feels like a knife to my heart, a reminder of the pain of losing you.23. The world feels cold and empty without you by my side, a constant reminder of my loneliness.24. I am trapped in a prison of my own sadness, yearning for the key to set me free.25. The love we once shared has turned into a bitter poison, slowlysuffocating my spirit.26. My heart has become a barren wasteland, devoid of any hope for love or happiness.27. The indescribable pain of losing you has left me hollow, a mere shell of the person I once was.。
目视与神遇作文800字记叙文
目视与神遇作文800字记叙文英文回答:I still remember the day when I had a fascinating encounter with a divine being. It was a sunny afternoon,and I was walking in the park, enjoying the beauty of nature. Suddenly, out of the corner of my eye, I caught a glimpse of a shimmering figure standing under a majesticoak tree. Intrigued, I approached cautiously."Hello," I greeted the figure, my voice filled with awe. "Who are you?"The divine being smiled warmly and replied, "I am a messenger from the heavens, sent to deliver a message of hope and guidance to those in need."I was taken aback by the response. I had alwaysbelieved in the existence of a higher power, but toactually come face to face with a celestial being wasbeyond my wildest dreams."What message do you have for me?" I asked, my voice trembling with anticipation.The divine being extended a hand towards me and said, "Close your eyes and open your heart. Listen to the whispers of the universe and you shall find the answers you seek."With a mixture of excitement and trepidation, I followed the instructions and closed my eyes. In that moment, I felt a surge of energy enveloping me, as if I was being transported to a different realm. Images and words flooded my mind, each carrying a profound meaning.When I opened my eyes, the divine being was gone, but I was left with a sense of clarity and purpose. I knew that I had been given a gift, a glimpse into the mysteries of the universe.中文回答:我依然记得那天与神遇见的那个迷人的时刻。
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冒风险雅思口语1. Taking risks can be like jumping into a pool without knowing howdeep it is. I mean, when I decided to take the IELTS speaking test for the first time, it was a huge risk. I had no idea what kind of topics theywould throw at me. It was like walking into a dark room blindfolded. My friend Tom told me not to worry too much, but I was still super nervous. I was thinking, "What if I just freeze up and can't say a word?" But you know what? I took that risk anyway.2. Risk - taking in the IELTS speaking test is sort of like trying a new food that looks really strange. You don't know if you'll like it or not.I remember my classmate Lily. She was so afraid of making mistakes in the IELTS speaking. She said, "I might sound stupid." But I told her, "Hey, if you don't take the risk, you'll never know how good you can be." And when I took the test, I felt like I was on a rollercoaster. Sometimes my answers were great, sometimes not so much, but it was all part of the risk.3. Oh, taking risks in IELTS speaking is like going on an adventure ina jungle. You might encounter some scary things, but also some amazing surprises. For instance, my cousin Jack thought he wasn't ready for the IELTS speaking test at all. He was like, "It's too risky. I'm not that good at English." But his teacher encouraged him, "You won't grow if you don't step out of your comfort zone." So he did. And during the test, he foundthat he could actually handle most of the questions quite well. It was areal eye - opener for him.4. Risking it in IELTS speaking can be compared to climbing a mountain. You might slip and fall, but the view from the top could be breathtaking. I myself had this experience. I practiced for the IELTS speaking test for weeks, but I still wasn't sure if I was fully prepared. I was like, "Am Icrazy to go for it?" But then I thought, "Well, if others can do it, whycan't I?" And when I started the test, I felt that initial fear, but as I kept going, I got more confident. It was like I was conquering that mountain one step at a time.5. Taking risks during the IELTS speaking test is like sailing into uncharted waters. You don't know what's ahead. There was this girl in my study group, Emma. She was always hesitant about taking the IELTS speaking test. She said, "There are so many uncertainties." But I said, "That's the beauty of it! If everything was predictable, it would be so boring." And when she finally took the risk and sat for the test, she realized that even though there were tough parts, she also had a lot of fun answering some of the unexpected questions.6. Risk - taking in IELTS speaking is kind of like playing a game where you don't know all the rules yet. I once met a guy named Ben at an IELTS prep center. He was really worried about the speaking test. He was all like, "What if I break some unspoken rules?" I told him, "Look, if you keep thinking about the risks and not doing anything, you'll never get anywhere." So he took the plunge. And during the test, he made a few small mistakes, but he also managed to show his unique ideas, which was great.7. Oh my gosh, taking risks in IELTS speaking is like flying a kite ina windy day. You might lose control sometimes, but the feeling of itsoaring high is wonderful. My neighbor Mike was so reluctant to take the IELTS speaking test. He said, "I'm afraid I'll make a fool of myself." But his parents said, "You should be brave. Risks can lead to great rewards."So he went for it. And in the test, he found that his English flowed better than he expected when he just let go and took the risk.8. Taking risks in IELTS speaking is like exploring a new city withouta map. You might get lost, but you'll also discover some hidden gems. A friend of mine, Sarah, was terrified of the IELTS speaking test. She was like, "I'm not confident enough." But I told her, "Confidence comes from taking risks." And when she finally took the test, she was able to come up with some really creative answers that she didn't think she was capable of before. It was like she found those hidden gems in her English ability.9. Risk - taking for the IELTS speaking test is like riding a wild horse. It can be a bit scary, but it can also be a thrilling experience. I have an acquaintance, Paul. He was so unsure about taking the IELTS speaking test. He said, "I might fall off this horse." But his coach said, "If you hold on tight and take the risk, you might end up having the ride of your life." And that's exactly what happened to him in the test. He managed to control the situation and gave some excellent answers.10. Taking risks in IELTS speaking is like opening a mystery box. You don't know what's inside. I was chatting with a fellow IELTS taker, Jane. She was so worried about the speaking test. She was all, "What if it's all bad stuff in there?" I said, "But what if it's full of good things?" And when she took the test, she realized that even though there were some challenges, there were also opportunities to shine.My conclusion is that taking risks in the IELTS speaking test is essential. It might be scary at first, but it gives you a chance to show your true potential and improve your skills.。
slip的短语有哪些
slip的短语有哪些slip表示滑，滑脱; 犯过失的意思，那么你知道slip的短语有哪些吗?接下来小编为大家整理了slip的短语搭配，希望对你有帮助哦!slip的短语：give someone the slip1. (非正式)避开某人;甩掉某人let something slip1. 无意中讲出克莱夫无意中说出他已经结婚了。
[with clause]Clive had let slip he was married.2. (古)放开(狗的绳索)发动战争。
let slip the dogs of war.let something slip through one's fingers (或 grasp)1. 对…失控;失去slip of the pen1. 笔误;口误slip through the netthere's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip1. (谚)杯到嘴边还会失手(指万事难以十拿九稳，事情往往功败垂成)a slip of a ——1. 瘦小的你还只是个瘦小的小姑娘。
you are little more than a slip of a girl.slip away1. (婉)安详地死去他静静地躺在那儿，安详地去世了。
he lay there and quietly slipped away.slip something over on1. (非正式，旧)欺骗;蒙骗slip up1. (非正式)出差错一到拼写，他们就经常出差错。
they often slipped up when it came to spelling.give (someone) the slip&I{【俚语】}1. 逃脱…的追逐let slip1. 出于无心地说出slip one over on【非正式用语】1. 蒙蔽;欺骗同义词辨析：error, fault, blunder, flaw, mistake, shortcoming, defect, slip这些名词均有"错误"或"缺点"之意。
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Slip inside the eye of your mind
你的眼睛里透着厌倦
Don't you know you might find
因为你已找不到
A better place to play
那个能实现梦想的地方
You said that you'd never been
当你说你放弃的时候
But all the things that you've seen
你所为之付出的所有努力
Will slowly fade away
都将消失的无影无踪
So I'll start the revolution from my bed
所以我将从床上开始一场革命
Cuz you said the brains I had went to my head 因为我们都要为未来而竞赛
Step outside the summertime's in bloom
家门之外是豪华的盛夏
Stand up beside the fireplace
站在火炉旁时
Take that look from off your face
火光映红了你的脸
You ain't ever gonna burn my heart out
你心中的希望就如那火焰般燃烧
So Sally can wait,
恋人会为你等待
she knows its too late as we're walking on by
她知道即使你的醒悟太迟即使你已被所有人抛弃Her soul slides away,
她的青春渐渐凋零
but don't look back in anger
但我记得你说过
I hear you say
不要为往事而懊悔
Take me to the place where you go
带我去你所向往的地方
Where nobody knows
一个没人知道if it's night or day
等待我们探索的地方
Please don't put your life in the hands
请不要把青春白白浪费
Of a Rock n Roll band
在摇滚乐团里
Who'll throw it all away
他们只会让你日渐沉沦
So I'll start the revolution from my bed
所以我将从床上开始一场革命
Cuz you said the brains I had went to my head
因为我们都要为未来而竞赛
Step outside the summertime's in bloom
家门之外是豪华的盛夏
Stand up beside the fireplace
站在火炉旁时
Take that look from off your face
火光映红了你的脸
You ain't ever gonna burn my heart out
你心中的希望就如那火焰般燃烧
So Sally can wait,
恋人会为你等待she knows its too late as we're walking on by 她知道即使你的醒悟太迟即使你已被所有人抛弃
Her soul slides away,
她的热情渐渐消零
but don't look back in anger
但我记得你说过
I hear you say
不要为往事而懊悔
So Sally can wait,
恋人会为你等待
she knows its too late as we're walking on by
她知道即使你的醒悟太迟即使你已被所有人抛弃
Her soul slides away,
她的青春渐渐凋零
but don't look back in anger
但我记得你说过
I hear you say
不要为往事而懊悔
So Sally can wait,
恋人会为你等待
she knows its too late as we're walking on by
她知道即使你的醒悟太迟即使你已被所有人抛弃
My soul slides away,
我的青春渐渐凋零
but don't look back in anger
但我记得你说过
I hear you say
不要为往事而懊悔
At least not today
至少今天不要。