【 – 高中作文】
篇一:《高考英语满分作文-阅览室里的一次教训》
高考英语满分作文:阅览室里的一次教训
The seats in our school reading-room are not enough for all the students. Many people get there very early to "seize" a seat every day. So do I. One day a "special" thing happened to me. And I learned a lesson that I shall never forget.
It happened on a Wednesday morning last January, just before our final examation. I got to the reading-room very early to occupy a seat. I put a book on the desk and then went to have breakfast. But when I hurried back into the reading-room, I found someone was sitting on the seat which I had occupied in advance. I ran to him immediatly and shouted at him angrily, "Go away. It's my seat." Everyone raised their eyes and stared at me unfriendly. My face turned red and I felt ashamed of myself. I took my book and fled helter-skelter before so many eyes.
I dared not go to the reading-room for several days. I learned a lesson in the reading-room. Since then I have been keeping the lesson in mind: To be polite to everyone.
我们学校阅览室里的座位不多。每天很多人都很早就去“抢”座，我也是如此。一天，我经历了一件特殊的事，并从中学到了令我终生难忘的教训。 这件事发生在去年一月份一个星期三的早晨，就在期末考试之前。我很早就到阅览室占了一个座位，然后去吃早饭。但当我匆忙返回到阅览室时，却发现一个人正坐在我占的座位上。我立即跑过去，对他生气地嚷道：“走开，这是我的座位。”阅览室里所有的人都抬起头来，异样地看着我。我的脸一下子变红了，我为自己的行为感到惭愧。在众目睽睽之下，我拿起书狼狈地跑了出去。 一连好几天，我都不敢去阅览室。我在阅览室里得到了一个教训。从那以后，我一直铭记着这个教训：礼貌地对待每个人。
The seats in our school reading-room are not enough for all the students. In order to "seize" a seat, I go there very early every morning. Just because of this, a special story happened to me one day. I learned a lesson in the reading-room that I will remember all my life.
It took place on a Monday morning in October. After occupying a seat in the reading-room, I went to fetch a bottle of boiled water. When I returned to the reading-room, I found that a girl student was sitting on my seat. Immediately I ran to her and shouted at her angrily, "Why have you taken my seat? Go away.!" Everybody in the reading-room looked up from their books at me unfriendly. At once I brushed with shame. I rushed out of the reading-room with my book. I can never forget those "eyes". This is the lesson I've learned in the reading-room: I shall respect other people.{《阅读室里》作文}.
我们学校阅览室里的座位不是很多。为了“抢”座位，我每天早晨很早就去阅览室。正是因为这个，我经历了一件很特殊的事。我在阅览室里学到一个终生难忘的教训。
这件事发生在十月的一个星期一的早晨。占了一个座位后，我就去打瓶开水，回来时却发现一位女生正坐在我的位置上。我立即跑了过去，生气地嚷道：“为什么坐我的座位?让开!”阅览室里所有的人都抬起头，异样地看着我。我很羞愧，脸一下子就红了。我拿起书，冲出了阅览室。我永远都不会忘记那些眼睛。 这就是我在阅览室里得到的教训：一定要尊重别人。
篇二:《高考英语满分作文 阅览室里的一次教训》
高考英语满分作文 阅览室里的一次教训
The seats in our school reading-room are not enough for all the students. Many people get there very early to "seize" a seat every day. So do I. One day a "special" thing happened to me. And I learned a lesson that I shall never forget.
It happened on a Wednesday morning last January, just before our final examation. I got to the reading-room very early to occupy a seat. I put a book on the desk and then went to have breakfast. But when I hurried back into the reading-room, I found someone was sitting on the seat which I had occupied in advance. I ran to him immediatly and shouted at him angrily, "Go away. It's my seat." Everyone raised their eyes and stared at me unfriendly. My face turned red and I felt ashamed of myself. I took my book and fled helter-skelter before so many eyes.
I dared not go to the reading-room for several days. I learned a lesson in the reading-room. Since then I have been keeping the lesson in mind: To be polite to everyone.
我们学校阅览室里的座位不多。每天很多人都很早就去“抢”座，我也是如此。一天，我经历了一件特殊的事，并从中学到了令我终生难忘的教训。 这件事发生在去年一月份一个星期三的早晨，就在期末考试之前。我很早就到阅览室占了一个座位，然后去吃早饭。但当我匆忙返回到阅览室时，却发现一个人正坐在我占的座位上。我立即跑过去，对他生气地嚷道：“走开，这是我的座位。”阅览室里所有的人都抬起头来，异样地看着我。我的脸一下子变红了，我为自己的行为感到惭愧。在众目睽睽之下，我拿起书狼狈地跑了出去。 一连好几天，我都不敢去阅览室。我在阅览室里得到了一个教训。从那以后，我一直铭记着这个教训：礼貌地对待每个人。
The seats in our school reading-room are not enough for all the students. In order to "seize" a seat, I go there very early every morning. Just because of this, a special story happened to me one day. I learned a lesson in the reading-room that I will remember all my life.
It took place on a Monday morning in October. After occupying a seat in the reading-room, I went to fetch a bottle of boiled water. When I returned to the reading-room, I found that a girl student was sitting on my seat. Immediately I ran to her and shouted at her angrily, "Why have you taken my seat? Go away.!" Everybody in the reading-room looked up from their books at me unfriendly. At once I brushed with shame. I rushed out of the reading-room with my book. I can never forget those "eyes".
This is the lesson I've learned in the reading-room: I shall respect other people.
我们学校阅览室里的座位不是很多。为了“抢”座位，我每天早晨很早就去阅览室。正是因为这个，我经历了一件很特殊的事。我在阅览室里学到一个终生难忘的教训。
这件事发生在十月的一个星期一的早晨。占了一个座位后，我就去打瓶开水，回来时却发现一位女生正坐在我的位置上。我立即跑了过去，生气地嚷道：“为什么坐我的座位?让开!”阅览室里所有的人都抬起头，异样地看着我。我很羞愧，脸一下子就红了。我拿起书，冲出了阅览室。我永远都不会忘记那些眼睛。
篇三:《在阅览室里》
在阅览室里
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阅览室里，我正津津有味地看着新书《猪八戒上月球》。太精彩了！我刚想仰头大笑，一看周围，赶紧捂住了嘴巴，尽力不使自己笑出声来。“嚓——”急忙中，不小心把新书的封面撕成了两半。我傻了眼，这可怎么办呢？{《阅读室里》作文}.
我像热锅上的蚂蚁——团团转。就在这时，一位凶恶的图书管理员正向我走来，我急地浑身都冒汗。我把书随便翻到了一页，图书管理员就以为我正在看书，直接把书放在桌上就走了。我在上课时，心还在快速地跳着，生怕那个图书管理员找来。最终有一天，那个图书管理员还是找来了。幸亏，我在下课时发现了那个图书管理员，不然我就惨了。在上课开始时，我跟老师汇报去上厕所，其实我没有上厕所，一直在楼下看着图书管理员，直到那个图书管理员问完话走了，我才安心回到教室。
还有一次更惊险：我们下楼做完操时，广播时，范莹莹老师说：“我们学校图书馆的《猪八戒上月球》这本书被撕坏了，请破坏者拿30元钱去作为赔偿。”听到这，我惊呆了。“30元！怎么可能？我的零花钱加起来还不到30元呢！我怎么赔呀？”我就装作没听见。小明看我最近神神秘秘的，就问是不是我干的，我最终还是承认了。小明就让我去赔偿，可是我没有30元，小明借给了我，然后我们一起到图书室把钱给图书管理员阿姨。可是她没有要我的钱，反而夸赞了我，我心里美滋滋的。
篇四:《雅思阅读材料之办公室里的垂钓者》
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Some years ago, I started to look at the stars through high-powered binoculars and began reading books written by astronomers for people like me. I became an entranced stargazer for a while.{《阅读室里》作文}.{《阅读室里》作文}.
几年前我开始用高倍望远镜观察星空，按自己的想法解释天文学家撰写的天文学入门读物。很快我就迷上了观星。
The men who have learned as much as we know about the universe point out that the sun is an insignificant, moderately hot star in a nebula where it is fixed. The Milky Way, which I have always wanted to spell “w-h-e-y,” is
composed of our brothers and sisters, and we are all moving around a central hub. And the hub is moving toward some place, I don’t know where. My brothers and sisters are numbered in billions of billions, and our galaxy itself is one of many, many…how many, I don’t know.
迄今为止人类对宇宙的探索表明太阳不过是星云中极为普通的一颗燃烧着的恒星。银河(我总想称其为“星河”)里有许多颗地球的姊妹星球，大家都围绕着同一个轴心旋转，而这个轴心又在向某个我不知道的地方移动。地球是银河系里亿万星球中的一颗，而银河系不过是许多星系中的一个。宇宙中到底有多少星系，我也说不清。
Our sun is so small and our earth, its offspring, is so tiny that when I think of the magnitude, I think of what O. Henry described as a “Statue of What’s the Use.”{《阅读室里》作文}.
太阳在宇宙中是那么微小，太阳的孩子地球则更是微不足道，以至于我一想到地球的分量，就想起欧·亨利说过的那句话——“无用的化身”。
What difference does it make that I exist? What possible influence can I make, or my nation make, or a world make?
我的存在有何意义?我也好，我的民族也好，我的世界也好，我们的存在能起什么作用呢?
Where am I going on this ride and does it make any sense? Who’s the boss and what’s He got in mind?
我生命的旅程向何处延伸，这个问题真的重要吗?是谁主宰着整个宇宙，他在想些什么呢?
That’s what I got to thinking…it’s all too big, too inevitable, too uncontrollable, and if I think about it with my eyes closed, it’s a pretty pessimistic picture.
这是我得思考的问题……一切都那样浩渺无边、无法避免、无法掌控。当我闭上双眼思考这一切时，脑海里便浮现出一幅令人相当悲观的画面。
Then one day I saw a hunting dog in the woods, an English setter flecked with black. His tail tangled with dock burs. This is a common occurrence to guys like me. I always want to stop and pull out the burs. But this time, out of nowhere, came the realization that this bounding, healthy dog was performing an important job: the job of transporting seeds that were constructed for the very purpose of hitchhiking. The fluff of milkweed sails on the wind to start a new colony miles from its original parent. This dog and its tangle of dock burs are all part of a plan. And so am I.
有一天我在小树林里看见一只长着黑色斑点的英国种塞特猎犬，尾巴上缠着几根酸模芒刺。这种情况像我这样的人在森林里经常碰到，每次我都会停下来把刺拔掉。可这一次，不知道为什么，我突然意识到这只活蹦乱跳的猎狗身负着一个重要的使命：那就是把芒刺播撒到某个地方，这和司机让陌生人搭个便车是同一道理。芳草花凭借风力离开故土，飘向自己新的家园；而这几根芒刺靠的就是这只猎犬的尾巴。一切在冥冥中自有安排，我也是如此。
I believe the plan on this small, lonely earth is to make the best of it—a policy that is becoming increasingly more difficult as the number of human beings increases.
我相信微小而孤寂的地球应妥善处理自己的一切——这一原则随着人口增加而越来越难实现。{《阅读室里》作文}.
When I came to New York many years ago, I found that in big cities people live faster and decide things quicker than country folk. They have to, in order to survive in the struggle for existence.
多年前我初到纽约之时，发现大都市里的生活和办事节奏远比小镇上要快。人们必须如此，方可在激烈的竞争中生存。
Several times a week I slug it out with city dwellers for a place in the subway. They seem a bad lot. But when I pass a city dweller on a trout stream I find he’s just like other people. He’ll speak to me with interest, even warmth. He will ask me how many trout I’ve taken, what fly was successful. And I break down and tell him, and point out that perhaps the black gnat he’s using is too large.
我一个星期要挤好几次地铁，满眼所见尽是面目可憎的都市人。但当我在溪边钓鳟鱼碰到一个城里人时，会发现他和其他人并无两样。他会饶有兴致、甚至十分热情地与我聊天，询问我的战果，或是请教关于鱼饵的问题。我也会停下来，提醒他那块黑蠓鱼饵可能得掰小点儿。
I have tried to make the best of it by doing a lot of office fishing, some front porch fishing, and some quiet mulling about the magnificent things such as dock burs and remote stars. What’s more, I have found it fun; fun that has brought me a lot of happiness, a lot of contentment, and a lot of peace.
就这样，我努力妥善处理一切，在办公室和自家院子里都像在溪边垂钓时一样，多与同事或邻里交流，并常常静下心来体味世间伟大的万物，诸如那几根芒刺，又或是遥远的星辰。这样做乐趣无穷，且让我幸福，让我满足，让我能求得内心的宁静。