英语作文《冬奥会--中国梦--自己的梦想》
It shocked me when I heard of the event that the farmer was attacked by the city manager, which seems common in China. Everyone has his right to chase the dream but on its muddy way, he should experience monstrous trouble to realize it. When the person is pursuing his dream he cannot ignore the extrinsic and intrinsic factor. In China, people may mostly contribute to the extrinsic factor. They show hatred of government on the Internet. They make no effort to hide their emotion to attack whatever government does. It seems that Chinese are not proud of their motherland and they leave their country in haste. They do not consider that although the extrinsic reason is important, it cannot change and we can alter ourselves. However, in China, it can be seen commonly that people are always complaining atmosphere rather than down-to-earth. Citizens are eager to be upstarts in one night instead of working years to years. They are blind to their responsibility. If they complain the environment they are in, why not thinking who lead to the situation?
冬奥会成功英语作文
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From the opening ceremony with a malfunctioning ring, to police officers singing Get Lucky, the Sochi Winter Olympics have been a games to remember.
从开幕式因故障未绽放的第五环，到俄罗斯内务部合唱团激情演唱神曲Get Lucky，索契冬奥会值得铭记。
Showing that the country has a sense of humour, dancers during the opening section of the show mocked the moment a ring failed to open during the opening ceremony.
在闭幕式的开头，舞者们模仿了开幕式中因技术故障未能绽放的第五环，展现出俄罗斯的幽默感。
The joke was followed by an opulent show of ballet, circus performances and classical music, an ode to the country's rich literary history - before the Olympic flame was finally extinguished.
在四环变五环的表演之后，芭蕾舞、马戏表演、古典音乐等异彩纷呈的节目纷纷登场，汇成一曲歌颂俄罗斯丰富文学历史的颂歌。最后奥运圣火熄灭。
Russia's head of Olympics said in English: 'It is a great moment in our history a moment to cherish and pass on to the next generation, a moment which will never be fotten. This is the new face of Russia, our Russia. And for us these Games are the best ever.'
俄罗斯奥委会主席用英语说道：“这是我们历史上伟大的时刻，这是值得珍惜、传承给下一代的一刻，俄罗斯人民永将难忘。它展现出俄罗斯、我们伟大俄罗斯的新面貌，对我们来说这是史上最好的奥运会。”
In Russian, he added: 'We did it, we conquered the Olympic summit and these Games will be with us forever.'
然后他用俄语补充道：“我们成功了，我们攀登了奥林匹克高峰，本次冬奥会将永远与我们同在！”
But tonight marks the end for the highly controversial games, which are also the most expensive in Olympic history.
不过今晚（北京时间24日凌晨）标志着这次饱受争议冬奥会的结束，索契冬奥会也成为史上最贵的奥运会。
The $51billion (£30bn) investment in the Games - topping even Beijing's estimated $40 billion layout for the 2008 Summer Games.
索契冬奥会总投入共计510亿美元（300亿英镑），甚至超过了2008年北京奥运会的预计支出400亿美元。
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In all the plauds and cheers of enthusiastic people, the Winter Olympics in Vancover finished its more than ten days journal. Outstanding players from all over the world have impressed the audience by their brilliant skills.
As a Chinese, I was greatly impressed by the perfect performance of ShenXue and ZhaoHongbo. It is they that gain the first golden medal for our country. When I look into their experience, I was rather astonished that they are more than thirty years old. As is known to all, it gets more difficult for athletes to win with age increased. They get what they eagered for 18 years through numerous pain, difficulty and happiness.
On the screen, when I saw their geous gestures, I appreciated them from my deep heart with a desperate hope that they would win. Especially at the finishing moment, I just bursted into laughter after the lasting nervousness for them.
I think I learned a lot from their successful achievement. First, never give up to reality. We face countless obstacles on the way to success. If we fail to try to overcome them, it always come to an end in the half part of the road that we should have passed definitely. Second, once the goal is determined, we should stick ourselves to it. Giving up halfway only shows a man weak and incompetent. Third, we should be confident in front of difficulties. Courage is a rather helpful element if we want to win in the long run.
关于温哥华冬奥会的英语作文
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The game of curling is more than 500 years old. The earliest written record of curling — of groups of people sliding stones on frozen ponds and lochs (an arm of the sea that is similar to a fjord) in competition — are found at Scotland’s Paisley Abbey and date back to 1541.
Curling for men was played at the first Olympic Winter Games at Chamonix, France, in 1924, but curling did not appear again as an official Olympic sport until the Nagano 1998 Winter Games with both men’s and women’s tournaments.
How It Works
At the Olympic Winter Games, curling consists of two events: a women’s tournament and a men’s tournament. Each tournament starts with 10 curling teams. Two teams play against each other at a time. The game is played on ice, and the two teams take turns pushing 19.1-kilogram stones towards a series of concentric rings or circles. The object is to get the stones as close to the centre of the rings as possible.
One game consists of 10 “ends” (similar to innings in baseball). During each end, each four-person team “throws” (in fact, slides along the ice) eight stones — two stones per person and 16 altogether. Team members sweep the ice clean in front of each stone to control the stone’s direction, known as its “curl,” and the stone’s speed. The team with the most points — more stones closer to the centre of the rings — at the conclusion of 10 ends, is the winner.