第一篇：學生原創英語好詞好句

遇見好詞佳句

1.Allan Stewart, an Australian who was born on March 7th, 1915, has a world record in 2006 as the oldest person to get a master’s degree, which made him stand out and earn the respect of the whole world.2.In his eighties, he decided to study law and eventually got a master’s degree, breaking the world record.And even in 2012, Allan won his fourth degree through online education

3.However, life is not the myth of overnight success.Allan firmly believes that it’s never too old to challenge oneself.With this faith in mind, he has spared no efforts to explore his potential to fulfill his dream.4.With an earnest attitude and effort, he got his first degree in 1936.5.These achievements are in accordance with his belief that one is never too old to challenge himself.6.Determined to study law, he set a world record for becoming the oldest person to get a master’s degree.7.In a word, the important thing in life is to find a great aim, and the determination to attain it, which is the most valuable thing that we need to learn from his experience.8.As a result, she becomes the first athlete who has achieved a remarkable achievement, for which she has changed the history of Cambridge.9.Indeed she gave the world a big surprise.10.Success belongs to one who clings to one’s target and never says never.11.It’s universally acknowledged that it’s never too old to learn.12.The reasons accounting for this are not far to seek.

第二篇：好詞好句英語

好詞好句英語

中文已經快不能表達我對熱的憤怒了，我決定用上英文>It's hot in here.這里好熱啊。It's like an oven in here.這里怎么熱得像火爐一樣。It's as hot as hell.熱爆了。I'm sweltering.我快熱暈了。I'm going to melt.我要熔化了。Turn on the air conditioner.快開空調。Is it hot enough for you? 熱得夠嗆吧？ It's not the heat, it's the humidity.不僅熱，還濕熱濕熱的。

英語里年份怎么讀？這絕不是個幼稚的問題，而是個高級問題，老外自己可能說著挺順口，但要他們說出個所以然來也不容易,來看看靠譜老外是怎么說的~ 千年，讀作X thousand: 1000=one thousand 2000=two thousand 百年，讀作X hundred： 1900=nineteen hundred 600=six hundred 百位是零，讀作X thousand and Y，可省略and: 2008=two thousand and eight 或two thousand eight 2013=two thousand thirteen 百位不是零，讀作X hundred and Y，可省略hundred and： 1997=nineteen hundred and ninety-seven 或nineteen ninety-seven 1811=eighteen eleven 十位是零，零讀作oh： 1908=nineteen hundred and eight 或nineteen oh eight baby-faced=娃娃臉的 round-faced=圓臉的 hatchet-faced=瘦瘦尖尖臉的 fresh-faced=面帶稚氣的 pasty-faced=臉色蒼白的 red-faced=臉紅的、尷尬的 poker-faced=面無表情的 stone-faced=冷漠的 bald-faced=無恥的 two-faced=兩面派的

說人年紀不小但看起來不老>ageless=不老的 youthful=年輕的 looking young=看起來年輕 over 40 and looking fabulous=40而不老 have a forever face=擁有不會老的顏 find the fountain of youth=找到了不老泉 He hasn't changed much in twenty years.=他20年來都沒怎么變樣。凍齡人是這樣煉成的>Botox=肉毒桿菌 facelift=面部拉提手術 filler=面部填充物 beauty sleep=美容覺 broad-spectrum sunscreen=廣譜防曬霜 anti-ageing cream=抗衰老面霜 yoga=瑜伽 exercising=鍛煉 well-balanced diet=均衡飲食 find the fountain of youth=找到了不老泉 He hasn't changed much in twenty years.=他20年來都沒怎么變樣。約人： Are you free Saturday night? 你周六晚上有空嗎？ Are you busy on the 25th? 你25號忙嗎？ What are you doing next weekend? 你下周末準備干嗎？ Would you like to go to dinner? 要不要去吃晚飯？ I was wondering if you'd like to see a movie.我想問你想不想去看場電影。If you're not doing anything, would you like to go to a party with me? 如果你沒什么事的話，要不要和我一起去個party？

答應別人可以這么說： Yes.好啊。Sure.當然了。Absolutely.非常。Id love to.我很樂意去。Great!太好了！Wonderful!太棒了!Perfect!最好了！

拒絕可以說得婉約一點： I have other plans.我有約了。My calendar is full.我抽不出時間。Something suddenly came up.臨時有事去不了。Im not interested.我不想去。I have a headache.Please.拜托，我頭痛。

第三篇：英語好詞好句

anthropologist 人類, archeologist 考古, biochemist 生物化學, geologist 地質, linguist 語言, astronomer 天文, psychoanalyst 精神分析，philosopher 哲學家 1.counterproductive adj.產生相反效果（結果）的e.g.It is counterproductive tobe too tough: it just makes the staff resentful.e.g.Althoughthe speaker overlooks certain circumstances in which undue skepticism might becounterproductive, and even harmful, on balance I agree that weshould not passively accept whatever is passed off as fact;otherwise,human knowledge would never advance.2.seminal adj.萌芽的，潛在的；開創性的；有重大影響的e.g.in the seminal state（在萌芽狀態）|| seminal thoughts || seminal principle（基本原則）

e.g.a seminal book/poet || Thisexperiment was to have a seminal influence on his own political development.3.forgo v.放棄(The choice to forgo his security is always available, althoughit might carry unpleasant consequence)4.intuition n.直覺（I will trust my strong intuition that free will is anessential part of our being as humans.）

5.satisfy v.證明是正當的，公證的；為…尋找正當理由e.g.Such action can be justified onthe grounds of greater efficiency.e.g.In the finalanalysis, government cannot philosophically justify assisting large cities forthe purpose of either promoting or preserving the nation's cultural traditions;nor is government assistance necessary toward these ends.6.resort to … 訴諸…

e.g.no necessity to resort to violentactions such as demonstration, riot or rebel.conduce 7.hinge on … 以…為轉移，靠…轉動e.g.The claim that society’s destinyhinges on how children are socialized, while appealing in some respects, is anover-statement at best.8.at best 最多，充其量；以最樂觀的觀點來看 9.collaborate to …

e.g.For example, scientists,researchers, and even computer programmers must collaborate to establishcommon goals, coordinate efforts, and meet time lines.10.lend some credence to … 提供支持e.g.While our everyday experience might lendcredence to this assertion.e.g.Recent advances in molecular biology and genetics lend some credence tothis position, by suggesting that these determining physical forces include ourown individual genetic makeup.11.dimension n.大小；體積；程度；范圍e.g.a creature of huge dimensions.|| I did not realize the dimensions of the problem.e.g.There is a dimension to the problem that we have not discussed.||various dimensions of human experience.12.detractor n.損毀者；貶低者

13.amount to … 相當于；等于e.g.What you say amounts to adirect accusation.e.g.Even where a fiction work amounts to pure fantasy, with nohistorical context, it can still hold more lasting significance than a factualaccount.14.fruit

ion n.享用, 結果實, 成就, 實現e.g.It is the famous few that providevision of the future, visions which groups then bring to fruition.e.g.bring one's plans to fruition || After years of hard work, his hopes cameto fruition.reap v.收獲；收割（The consumer reaps rich rewards from this competitivespirit.）

15.inspire v.激勵或鼓舞e.g.To begin with, learning about keyhistorical figures inspires us to achieve great things ourselves---farmore so than learning about the conditions of groups of people.16.provide necessary impetus for … 給與…動力e.g.It is almost always a keyindividual who provide the necessary imputes for what otherwise might bea group effort, as discussed below.17.favor v.賜予；給與e.g.He was favored with greatintelligence.|| adduce facts to favor one’s contention.18.paradigm n.樣式；典范；范例（educational paradigms）

19.obscure v.使陰暗；使朦朧e.g.Generally speaking, then, undueattention to the efforts and contributions of various groups tends to obscurethe cause and effect relationship with which the study of history is chieflyconcerned.20.take steps to …（take step to help alleviate social problems）21.serve useful purposes for …

e.g.I agree insofar as some commoncore curriculum would serve useful purposes for any nation e.g.immediate disclosure would have served no useful purpose and mighteven have resulted in mass hysteria.22.nascent adj.初生的（in a nascentcondition/stage/state || a nascent industry/ literature/art）23.reach a（fully informed）consensus as to …對于達成共識 24.unfettered adj.除去腳鐐的；自由而不受約束的

25.irrespective of whether … 無論如何e.g.While we must invest in research irrespectiveof whether the results might be controversial.26.draw a distinction between …（One useful approachis to draw a distinction between personal morality and public morality）

27.catalyst n.催化劑；刺激因素e.g.circumstance often serves as acatalyst for heroism.28.account for …解釋原因e.g.This combination of very highdensity of population, goods and services, and machines, allincreasing withalmost brutal speed, does account for some really antisocialtendencies in modernurban growth.29.proviso n.限制性條款；（附帶）條件e.g.Thecarpenter agreed to do the work, with the proviso that he was paid inadvance.e.g.Aside from the two forgoing provisos, however, I fundamentally disagreewith the speaker’s claim.30.conversely adv.相反的（They hold converse opinion || Without knowledge, we can hardly survivethrough abominable conditions, depending solely on the admiration of the beingsderived from imagination.Conversely, without imagination, we can as well notpossible to get through due to the impediment of knowledge and the depletion ofspiritual asylums.）

31.core values upon which any(democratic)society depends to thrive.一個社會賴以繁榮的價值核心 32.be superior(in …)to … 比更好，更優秀e.g.this engine is superior in every respect to that.|| whenever moving images are central toan event the video camera is superior to a written word.33.proceeding

n.行動, 進行,會議錄, 學報（legal proceeding || governmental proceedings）

34.thwart v.反對；妨礙；挫敗e.g.thegovernment’s strategies for thwarting specific plans of an internationalterrorist or a drug trafficker.35.public panic 公眾恐慌

36.unprecedented adj.空前的，史無前例的（the society is changing at a speed which is quite unprecedented）

37.inexorable adj.不可阻擋的；堅持不懈的；無情的（Facts are inexorable || the inexorablemarch of science）

38.Science is on the march.|| the marchof science/events/time 39.make great effort 努力； make every effort 盡一切努力；overcome a myriad of politicalimpediments克服政治障礙

40.a myriad of 無數，數不清（Each galaxy contains myriad of stars）

41.while parochial social problems gounsolved.|| mitigate(緩和)the problems || address pressingsocial problems 42.take precedence over …

e.g.This interest might takeprecedence over the historic value of an old structure that stands in theway of a parking structure.43.strike a balance among competing interest 44.serve as asubstitute for

…取代… be superseded by 代替；取代

e.g.Pragmatic behavior guarantees survival, whereas idealistic views tend to besuperseded by simpler, more immediate options.45.源自于：emerge from …（in every age andculture some worthwhile art and literature emerges from the mediocrity.）

stem from …（prevailing attitudes about sexualmorality stem from the ideas of key religious leaders）spring from…

e.g.this desire toidentify oneself with an exclusive social group seems to spring fromsome innate psychological need to define one's self through one's personalassociations.46.壞影響；負面影響：

detrimental effects of …（In politics, the detrimentaleffects of competition are blatant.）negative/adverse effects on/to 47.名人notablefigures celebrity elite personality（television personalities）

48.普遍；普及prevailing adj.普遍的；流行的；占優勢的（the prevailing view in Westerncorporate culture || prevailing principle）popular adj.prevalent

adj.（The habit of traveling by aircraft is becoming more prevalent eachyear.）

49.灌輸；教育instill

v.（Courtesy must be instilled inchildhood || Morality may be instilled into their minds）

inculcate v.（inculcate the young with a sense of duty.）

impart

v.（A good teacher imparts wisdomto his pupils.）

foster

v.養育, 撫育, 培養, 鼓勵（Frequent cultural exchange willcertainly help foster friendly relations between our two universities.|| detect and foster artistic talent.|| to foster an interest inmusic）

nurture v.養育, 給與營養物, 教養（While the speaker might overlook thebenefits of nurturing certain emotions and feels, on balance I agreethat …）

50.充滿；裝滿be ladenwith …（History is laden with unusualclaims || be laden with responsibility）be replete with …

（Modern politics is replete with examples of what most people wouldconsider personal ethical fallings）

be fraught with …

(a complexissue that is fraught with the problems of defining ethics, morality,and successful leadership）

51.癖性；偏好idiosyncratic

adj.特性的；癖性的（Given a choice they will pursue theirown idiosyncratic area of interest.）

inclination n.（follow one's own inclination || I have no inclination to be a doctor.）52.若干重；若干刃

a double-edged sword 雙刃劍e.g.This type ofadvertisement can be a doubt-edged sword, when the product does not make theperson “be like” the person in the advertisement, there can be disappointmentand disillusionment with the product.a two-edged weapon 雙重武器e.g.As is sooften pointed out, knowledge is a two-edged weapon which can be used equallyfor good or evil.twofold/threefold/manifold adj.雙重/三重/多種e.g.We have toask ourselves very seriously what will happen is this twofold use of knowledge,with its ever-increasing power, continues.e.g.The City Council has a manifold plan to beautify the city.53.have little bearing on … 與…無關e.g.Moreover,assisting large cities would have little bearing on our distinctcultural traditions, which abide elsewhere.with respect to…

關于e.g.Personaleconomic success might be due either to one's investment strategy or to one'swork or career.With respect to the former, non-conformists with enoughrisk tolerance and patience invariably achieve more success than conformists.Withrespect to the latter, while non-conformists are more likely to succeed innewer industries where markets and technology are in constant flux, conformistsare more likely to succeed in traditional service industries ensconced insystems and regulations.54.先天的，天生的innate

adj.先天的, 天生的（Correct ideas are not innate in the mind, but come fromsocial practice.）[O] acquired

adj.后天習得的

inborn

adj.天生的（an inborn sense ofthe appropriate || inborn intelligence）

55.利用；有益于conduce to 有助于e.g.encouraging students to questionand criticize is conducing to the development of democratic spirits.be beneficial to …

e.g.A national core curriculum would be beneficial to a nation in anumber of respects.harness v.利用e.g.The dilemma facing leadersin all areas of life is how to best assess these individuals to determine howto best harness heir capabilities to reach their ultimate productivecapabilities.take advantage of …

make its contribution to … 56.消除；減輕

eliminate v.排除，消除（eliminate the false and retain the true || eliminate thepossibility of= preclude the possibility of）

diminish

v.使減小，使變少（diminish one’s reputation || diminish the cost of production）

undermine

v.破壞，削弱（formal study of thepresent culture at the expanse of studying past cultures can underminethe function of higher education, and ultimately provide a disservice tostudents and to society.）57.惡化；加劇

exacerbate v.惡化, 增劇, 激怒, 使加劇, 使煩惱e.g.Thisproblems would only be exacerbated were these decisions left exclusivelyto federal regulators.e.g.a speech that exacerbated racial tensions || a heavy rainfall that exacerbatedthe flood problems.aggravate v.58.過度；過分

exorbitant

adj.過度的；過高的（exorbitant rents || exorbitantly expensive || exorbitant amount of money）undue

adj.過度的；過分的（apply undue pressure to make s.b.change his mind）overemphasize v.59.導致、造成pose 引起某事物，造成，提出e.g.Winter posesparticular difficulties for the elderly.e.g.However, a common curriculum that is also an exclusive one would posecertain problems.render v.致使，造成e.g.Your actionhas rendered our contract invalid.e.g.This trend renders a society’s members more vulnerable todemagoguery.breed v.導致；造成e.g.The speakerunfairly suggests that large cities serve as the primary breeding groundand sanctuaries for a nation’s cultural traditions.e.g.Dirt breeds disease.|| Unemployment breeds social unrest(社會不安定).burgeon v.迅速發展；發芽（burgeoning cities || burgeoning Internet commerce）

outgrowth n.長出, 派出, 結果, 副產物e.g.A thirduniquely contemporary problem is an outgrowth of the inexorable advancement ofscientific knowledge.e.g.Inflation is an outgrowth of war.60.探求、努力： seek to …探求，尋求

e.g.One compelling argument in favor of a global university has to do with thefact that its faculty and students would bring diverse cultural and educationalperspectives to the problems they seek to solve.strive to …努力e.g.studentsshould strive to excel in the specific requirements of their major course ofstudy probe

v./n.探求，探查

e.g.probe a matter to the bottom e.g.Does his/her cultural background allows him/her to freely probe theintricacy of the work? e.g.Even in his philosophical probinghe cannot go behind these stereotypes;his veryconcepts of the true and the false will still have reference to his particulartraditional customs.61.資助、贊助：subsidize

v.資助, 津貼（Subsidizing cultural traditions is not a proper role of government.）

patron

n.資助人；贊助人（cultural patron）on the patronage of … e.g.culture has always depended primarily on the patronage ofprivate individuals and businesses.under the auspices of …

e.g.During this period, on significant scientific advances occurred underthe auspices of the government.62.增強、提高escalate

v.增強提高（the escalating cost of addressingthese problems）enhance/ promote/ augment / elevate

v.（… was elevating their notion about …）63.方法、途徑：

avenue n.大街, 方法, 途徑, 路（an avenue to success）approach

n.64.ostensible adj.表面上的e.g.Today'shigh-tech firms seem compelled to boldly go to what effort is required todevise increasingly complex products, for the ostensible purpose ofstaying ahead of their 65.獲得；達到 ||||角度；方面 ||| 短暫/長遠 ||| 危險；危害 |||| 分配 ||||最后地；最終地

acquire/gain/attain/achieve |||| angles/aspect/facet/side/respect ||||transient, ephemeral / enduring, permanent |||| menace, jeopardize, imperil,endanger |||| allocate/ distribute/ assign |||| eventually/ultimately

第四篇：英語好詞好句

1.A bosom friend afar brings a distant land near.海內存知己，天涯若比鄰。

2.A common danger causes common action.同舟共濟。

3.A contented mind is a continual / perpetual feast.知足常樂。4.A fall into the pit, a gain in your wit.吃一塹，長一智。5.A guest should suit the convenience of the host.客隨主便。

6.A letter from home is a priceless treasure.家書抵萬金。7.All rivers run into the sea.殊途同歸。

8.All time is no time when it is past.機不可失，時不再來。9.An apple a day keeps the doctor away.一日一個蘋果，身體健康不求醫。

10.As heroes think, so thought Bruce.英雄所見略同。

11.A young idler, an old beggar.少壯不努力，老大徒傷悲。12.Behind the mountains there are people to be found.天外有天，山外有山。13.Bad luck often brings good luck.塞翁失馬，安知非福。14.Bread is the stall of life.面包是生命的支柱。(民以食為天。)15.Business is business.公事公辦。

16.Clumsy birds have to start flying early.笨鳥先飛。17.Courtesy costs nothing.禮多人不怪。

18.Custom makes all things easy.習慣成自然。

19.Desire has no rest.人的欲望無止境。20.Difficult the first time, easy the second.一回生，二回熟。21.Do not change horses in mid-stream.別在河流中間換馬。22.Do not have too many irons in the fire.貪多嚼不爛。

23.Do not pull all your eggs in one basket.別把所有的蛋都放在一個籃子里。(不要孤注一擲。)24.Do not teach fish to swim.不要班門弄斧。

25.East or west, home is the best.東奔西跑，還是家里好。

26.Experience is the best teacher.實踐出真知。27.Fact is stranger than fiction.事實比虛構更離奇。(大千世界，無奇不有。)28.Faith can move mountains.信念能移山。(精誠所至，金石為開。)29.First impressions are half the battle.先入為主。

30.Give as good as one gets.一報還一報。(以德報德，以怨還怨。)31.Give everyone his due.一視同仁。

32.Good wine needs no bush.酒香不怕巷子深。

33.Haste makes waste.欲速則不達。(忙中常出錯。)34.He that promises too much means nothing.輕諾者寡信。35.He who has an art has everywhere a part.一招鮮，吃遍天。

36.He would climb the ladder must begin at the bottom.千里之行始于足下。

37.Home is where the heart is.心在哪里，哪里就是家。

38.If you are not inside a house, you don not know about its leaking.不在屋里，不知漏雨。(親身經歷才有體會。)39.In peace prepare for war.平時準備戰時。(居安思危。)40.It is never too late to mend.亡羊補牢，猶未為晚。

41.It six of one and half a dozen of the other.彼此彼此。42.Just has long arms.天網恢恢，疏而不漏。

43.Keep something for a rainy day.未雨綢繆。

44.Life is a span.人生如朝露。45.Man proposes, God disposes.謀事在人，成事在天。

46.Meet plot with plot.將計就計。47.Merry meet, merry part.好聚好散。

48.Mind acts upon mind.心有靈犀一點通。

49.Never hit a man when he is down.不要落井下石。

50.Never judge by appearances.切莫以貌取人。

51.No fire without smoke.無風不起浪。

52.Nurture passes nature.教養勝過天性。

53.One is never too old to learn.活到老，學到老。54.One swallow does not make a summer.一燕不成夏。(一花獨放不是春。)55.One who has seen the ocean thinks nothing of mere rivers.曾經滄海難為水。

56.Out of sight, out of mind.眼不見，心不煩。

57.Practice makes perfect.熟能生巧。

58.Poverty is stranger to industry.勤勞之人不受窮。59.Rome was not built in a day.羅馬不是一日建成的。(偉業非一日之功。)60.Sense comes with age.老馬識途。

61.So many men, so many minds.人心各不同。

62.Some thing is learned every time a book is opened.開卷有益。63.Strike while the iron is hot.趁熱打鐵。

64.The car will find its way round the hill when it gets there.車到山前必有路。

65.The heart is seen in wine.酒后吐真言。

66.The older the wiser.人老智多。(姜還是老的辣。)67.The worse luck now, the better another time.風水輪流轉。68.Thoughts are free from toll.思想不用交稅。(人人都可以自由思考。)69.Time tries all things.時間檢驗一切。

70.Use legs and have legs.經常用腿，健步如飛。

71.Virtue never grows old.美德常青。

72.Walls have ears.隔墻有耳。73.What is done cannot be undone.覆水難收。74.Wine in, truth out.酒后吐真言。

75.You are only young once.青春只有一次。

76.You cannot burn the candle at both ends.蠟燭不可兩頭燃。(魚和熊掌不可兼得。)77.You cannot have your cake and eat it.有得就有失。(事難兩全其美。)78.You never know till you have tried.事非經過不知難。79.Youth will be served.青春好作樂。80.Zeal without knowledge is a runaway horse.無知的狂熱是脫韁的野馬。

第五篇：英語好詞好句整理

1.We ' re often told that......But is this really the case ?

我們經常被告知......但事實真是這樣嗎？

2.People used to......however , things are quite different today.過去，人們習慣......但,今天的情況有很大的不同。

3.some people think that......Others believe that the opposite is true.There is probably some truth in both sides．But we must realize that......一些人認為......另一些人持相反意見。也許雙方的觀點都有一定道理。但是我們必須認識到......4.Recognizing a problem is the first step in finding a solution.認識到問題是找到解決辦法的第一步。

5.It is another new and bitter truth we must learn to face.這是一個我們必須學會面對的痛苦的新情況。

6.In short , we must work hard to make the world a better place.簡而言之，為了把世界變成更美好的地方，我們必須勤奮工作。

7.Lost time is never found again.歲月既往，一去不回。

8.Everybody should have a dream.每個人都該有個夢想.9.Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst.抱最好的愿望,做最壞的打算。

10.Failure is the mother of success.失敗乃成功之母。

11.Let's look on the bright side.讓我們往好處想吧。

4).The reason why + 句子 is that + 句子 … 的原因是…

5).That is why + 句子

那是…的原因

6).That is because + 句子

那是因為…

7).It is said that + 句子

據說…

It is reported that + 句子

據報道…

8).There is no doubt that + 句子

毫無疑問…

9).It goes without saying that + 句子

不言而喻，毫無疑問

10).There is no need to do沒必要做…

11).There is no point in doing 做某事毫無意義 2.提建議

had better(not)do 最好(不)做

how about / what about doing …怎么樣?

I think you should do 我認為你應該…

I suggest that you should do 我建議你做…

If I were you, I would do…我要是你的話，我會做…

It’s best to do 最好做… Why not do / why don’t you do…? 為什么不… 1.Actions speak louder than words.事實勝于雄辯

2.A friend in need is a friend indeed.患難朋友才是真朋友

3.A good beginning is half done.良好的開端是成功的一半

4.Where there is a will, there is a way.有志者事竟成 5.All roads lead to Rome.條條大道通羅馬

6.Easier said than done.說起來容易,做起來難

7.Easy come, easy go.來得快,去得快

8.Every man has his weak side.人人都有缺點

9.Failure is the mother of success.失敗是成功之母

10.Look before you leap.三思而后行

11.Nothing in the world is difficult if you set your mind to it.世上無難事,只怕有心人

12.A life without a friend is a life without a sun.人若無友,就如同生命中沒有太陽

13.All things are difficult before they are easy.萬事開頭難

14.Always prepare for a rainy day.未雨綢繆

15.As you sow, so shall you reap.種瓜得瓜,種豆得豆

16.I might say that success is won by three things: first, effort;second, more effort;third, still more effort.成功要靠三件事才能贏得:努力,努力,再努力

17.Don’t put off till tomorrow what should be done today.有事莫推明天

18.Practice makes perfect.熟能生巧

19.Bad news has wings.好事不出門,壞事傳千里

20.Honesty is the best policy.做人以誠信為本

21.You have to believe in yourself.That’s the secret of success.你必須相信自己,這是成功的關鍵

22.Don’t judge a man by his looks.不可以貌取人

表總結的過渡語:in short, in a word, in general, in brief, in all, on the whole