① 英語作文我的鄰居
帶翻譯:
我和李龍飛是樓上樓下的鄰居，也是好朋友。雖然他比我大一歲，但我們無話不談，在一起總是玩得很開心。當然，再好的朋友也會有發生矛盾的時候。這不，前兩天，因為一件很小的事情，我們鬧別扭了。
Li Longfei and I are upstairs downstairs neighbor, is also a good friend. Although he is one year older than me, but we can talk together, always have a good time. Of course, good friends will also have contradiction occurs when. This not, two days ago, because of a very small things, we were at odds.
其實事情很簡單。這天，我剛剛買了一副卡片，想在李龍飛面前炫耀一下。果然，他立刻就被我的卡片吸引住了，並立刻從家裡拿出一個香噴噴的麵包跟我換，我想也沒想就答應了。
In fact, it's very simple. That day, I just bought a pair of cards, like in the Li Longfei show. Sure enough, he was immediately attracted to my card, and immediately from home out of a crust of bread with me, I want to also did not want to promise.
麵包吃完了，我想他也玩夠了，我該要回我的卡片了，不料李龍飛卻瞪大了眼睛說：「不是已經拿麵包跟你換了嗎，換了的東西怎麼還能要回去呢？」我一下子傻了眼，這可是我沒料到的！
Bread to eat, I think he's had enough, I want to back to my card, but Li Longfei stared said:" not have bread and you changed, changed how things can go back?" I was foolish eye, but I didn't expect!
眼看嶄新又漂亮的卡片就這樣落到別人手裡，我也不依不饒起來。李龍飛的媽媽瞧見，批評李龍飛不該以大欺小，讓他把卡片還給我。李龍飛看著我，氣得眼淚蹦出了眼眶，他嚷道：「我再也不和他做朋友了！」我拿回了我的卡片，可我像泄了氣的皮球，一點兒也快樂不起來。
Seeing the new and beautiful cards that go into the hands of another, I also he's really not letting this go up. Li Longfei's mother saw, criticized Li Longfei for not the bullying, let him put the card back to me. Li Longfei looked at me, gas tears popped out of orbit, he cried:" I'll not do his friends!" I got my card, but I like the ball, little also not happy.
幾天過去了，我開始感到寂寞。我想，其實李龍飛對我挺好的，有好玩的玩具會和我一起分享，有好聽的笑話就會立刻講給我聽，可是現在……我把我的煩惱講給媽媽聽，媽媽一聽卻笑了：「不就是一點小事兒么，他現在可能也跟你一樣寂寞呢！」媽媽悄悄耳語，我立刻恍然大悟。我拿出心愛的卡片和他愛吃的薯片，飛奔下樓。
Over the past few days, I began to feel lonely. I want to, but Li Longfei told me very good, fun toys would share with me, a good joke will immediately tell me, but now ... ... I take my worries her mother heard this, laughed:" is not a thing, he may now also like you lonely!" My mother whispers, I immediately see light suddenly. I took out my favorite card and he likes to eat potato chips, flying down the stairs.
「咚，咚！」李龍飛把門打開一條縫，看到是我，他很驚訝。我立刻把東西遞給他，李龍飛低頭看了看，不好意思地笑了，我心裡立刻掠過一股暖流，我想，此刻，他心裡也一定跟我一樣充滿了友誼的甜蜜吧！
" Thump, thump!" Li Longfei opened the door just a little, see me, he was very surprised. I immediately put things to him, Li Longfei looked down at, feel shy smile, my mind immediately across a stream, I think, now, he must like me full of sweet friendship!
② 寫鄰居的英語作文50字帶中文翻譯
sb（某人）
Is my neighbor, she is smart, mom and dad is a good helper. Tonight she gave everyone flipping a pancake, is delicious, I want to learn from her.
某人
是我的鄰居,她很聰明,媽媽和爸爸是一個好幫手。今晚她給每專個人都烙煎餅,很好吃,我要向她學屬習。
滿意請採納謝謝
③ 英語寫一篇作文鄰居5句話
重重疊疊的高山，看不見一個村莊，看不見一塊稻田，這些山就像回一些喝醉了酒的老答翁，一個靠著一個，沉睡著不知幾千萬年了，從來有驚醒它們的夢，從來沒有人敢深入它們的心臟，就是那最愛冒險的獵人，也只到它們的腳下，追逐那些從山上跑下來的山羊、野豬和飛鳥，從不攀登它的峰頂。 再沒有比春雨洗浴後的青山更迷人了，整個山坡，都是蒼翠欲滴的濃綠，沒來得散盡的霧氣像淡雅絲綢，一縷縷地纏在它的腰間，陽光把每片葉子上的雨滴，都變成了五彩的珍珠。 尖刀似的小山，挑著幾縷乳白色的霧，霧靄里，隱約可見一根細長的線。 這堵石壁似摩天大廈仰面壓來，高得像就要坍塌下來咄咄逼人。山巔上，密匝匝的樹林好像扣在絕壁上的一頂巨大的黑毯帽，黑綠從中，岩壁里蹦躥出一簇簇不知名的野花。 雨改變了公園的情調，西北方向的雲霧之中，是水墨畫似的遠山，這在園林建築中頗被稱道的「借」來。
④ 我的鄰居英語作文八十字左右
My Neighborhood
「我的鄰居」
long been living in this alley, I know almost everyone here. It is, however, the housewives that I usually see in the daytime, the rest being either out working as family providers or away in school. All these housewives are kind and considerate. My mother, for example, takes care of my sister's daughter even though she herself is busy with housekeeping' yet if she finds it necessary to go out shopping, she need not worry because there is always someone in the neighborhood coming over of her own will to help with our household chores. When suppertime is over, these housewives also like to gather at a certain place for a friendly chat about the daily goings-on in the alley or other things. They are also security-conscious, trying to keep each other out of harm's way. I is thanks to such mutual help and precaution against harm that we in the alley have lived so happy and so undisturbed a life.
⑤ 《My neighbours》(我的鄰居)英語作文
My neighbour is an English teacher,and her English name is Kathy. She is kind and humorous. We are good friends.
Every time I go to her home, she usually give me some candies and beautiful gifts. I love to talk to her very much. Her voice is beautiful. She likes to tell jokes and stories. She also help me a lot with my English. When I have some English questions to ask for help, she is always patient and strict with me. She loves flowers very much. There are always some pretty flowers in her bedroom. I sometimes invite her to my home to play games, too. I love my neighbour .
希望能幫到你!如有不明白的，歡迎隨時提問！望採納，謝謝！
祝學習進步，天天開心！
註：寫鄰居，其實也是寫人，只要你掌握了寫人的技巧，寫鄰居也是同樣的道理。
⑥ 英語作文 鄰居
My Neighborhood【我的鄰居】
第一篇：
Having long been living in this alley, I know almost everyone here. It is, however, the housewives that I usually see in the daytime, the rest being either out working as family providers or away in school. All these housewives are kind and considerate. My mother, for example, takes care of my sister's daughter even though she herself is busy with housekeeping' yet if she finds it necessary to go out shopping, she need not worry because there is always someone in the neighborhood coming over of her own will to help with our household chores. When suppertime is over, these housewivesalso like to gather at a certain place for a friendly chat about the daily goings-on in the alley or other things. They are also security-conscious, trying to keep each other out of harm's way. I is thanks to such mutual help and precaution against harm that we in the alley have lived so happy and so undisturbed a life.
第二篇：
We have moved into this apartment for nineteen months. Our neighbors are an assorted group including merchants, teachers, grocers and government employees. Once I went hurriedly to work and forgot to turn off the faucet connected by a hose to the washing machine. It was only when I got to my office that I remembered what I neglected to do. Anxious and uneasy, I called up one of my neighbors, a Mrs. Lin, to ask her to take care of the faucet. She was obliging enough to do what she was told to do and I was so grateful. According to an old Chinese saying, a distant relative is less likely to help you out than a near neighbor. There is certainly a ring of truth in this. There are, however, neighbors and neighbors. Although our neighbors are generally friendly and always ready to help us, there are some who tend to do something unpleasant. They scatter their garbage where it is not supposed to be scattered and a couple living on the floor just above us often quarrel and fight around midnight with so much noise that I simply cannot have a good sleep at all. The Bible says, 'Love thy neighbor.' Well said, but I would like to add: Make yourself lovable before you expect to be loved by others. I really hope all of my neighbors will love each other. Only under such circumstances can we find our hours at home enjoyable.
第三篇：
I live in a rural area. As in most rural areas, this area has plenty of fresh air and luxuriant vegetation. What makes me even happier is the neighbors I have, all of them simple and honest folks. I don't think I can find the like of them in a city. In general, city dwellers, except in their own small circles of acquaintances, see each other as total strangers, and it is not unusual to find people living in the same apartment house brush past each other without showing any sign of recognition, not so much as a nodding of the head. Neighbors are usually compared to our close friends and as such they should help each other if help is sought. My neighbors are all farmers, who are rich, not in material possessions, but in hospitality, and their honesty to help are legendary. For reasons quite obvious, it is important to get along well with our neighbors and avoid quarreling with them over trivialities. I am a good neighbor to my neighbors, and so are they to me.
第四篇：
Our old home was located on a grassy plain and not far from it were wide farms and a big orchard. There was a dirt road running past our house and winding up a hill; along the road you could find a serpentine creek alive with fish and prawn as well as a big pond often cluttered with blooming lotuses. The grassy plain, wide farms, dirt road, crooked creek and the pond are the things I can hardly forget and also the things that often put me in mind of my days first as a child and then as an adolescent. But, alas, no traces are now left of the scene of my past. Our old house has given way to a high apartment building; the dirt road is now replaced by a smooth highway; the wide farms and that big orchard have long been converted into factory grounds. Though I have lived in that apartment building for a long time, I am not acquainted with my fellow occupants, not knowing who they are and what they are. I dislike this impersonal human relationship and also the surroundings of my present dwelling place. The old creek is still there but so heavily polluted by a near-by factory that neither fish nor humans can find its water drinkable. There is also no fresh air, no fragrance of the soil. I deplore the side-effects of a material civilization. If we do no try to solve the problems that plague our neighborhood, the quality our life will simply turn from bad to worse.
第五篇：
If there is anything special about my neighborhood, it is that there is a beautiful orchard and all the residents are good neighbors. Far removed from any heavy traffic flows, this neighborhood is also a place of peace and quiet. I can still picture to myself how I spent my girlhood happily here. Besides playing boisterous ball games on the ground we children also played in the trees of the orchard and picked whatever fruits we could lay our hands on. Each of us had his of her own pets, such as dogs, guinea pigs, pigeons and even butterflies. Fast friends we were in those years, Our parents often gathered in one place for a chit-chat after supper and we children were rapt listeners even though we did not really understand what they were talking about. They were never harsh on us kids. Our next-door neighbor Mrs. Wang was especially liked by us because she habitually sent us cookies. Our own grandma was an excellent story-teller and we children often fell under the spell of her fascinating stories. Mr. Chang was also an unforgettable character. Whenever we saw him he was singing and his baby face and soft voice pleased us all. This is my neighborhood, a world unto its own which has remained largely unchanged in so many years. It is nice to live here and my neighbors will surely agree with me.
第六篇：
I live in the country. Our family lives by farming. Close to our home is a small farm. In spring we can see the tender green of the young paddy shoots mellow with the passing of the months. Looming in the distance from our farm are the blue mountains, which are clad in all shades of red at sunset. What a spectacle! I often said to myself when I looked away at those mountains at such a moment. The wonders of nature, I believe, can have a soothing effect on anyone in distress. Not far away from our house lives an old couple. They always get up early and then go for a walk hand in hand. They never quarrel and live like a pair of newlyweds. With no children living with them, they take helping others as a way to alleviate their feeling of loneliness. They are my most affectionate grandparents. I love them as they do me. I hope that someday when I get married my wife and I can live like them in the country enjoying a carefree life.
第七篇：
One of my best neighbors is Mr. Chang, a thirty-year-old, tall and handsome, friendly and considerate man. He is a hard worker, especially so in the past when he had to make money to feed his family. Now his hard-working habit has paid off; he has established his own business and his family is in much better financial shape than ever before. He has a deep-seated sense of honor and is trustworthy, instrious and tolerant and it is such virtues, I think, that win him respect and make him well established in society. By contrast, Mrs. Li is one of my worst neighbors. She is a woman in her forties, bulky and with a strident voice. She likes to shout her demands, which greatly annoy us, and is also self-righteous in everything and intolerant of any small faults of others. How others would feel is not what she cares. Rich as she is, she is disliked by all her neighbors.
第八篇：
The Wangs, a family of five, are our nextdoor neighbors. It is seven years since they moved into our neighborhood. The oldest of the family is the grandma. She is over seventy and hard of hearing; so if you speak to her you must speak louder than usual. Mr. and Mrs. Wang are both teachers; he teaches English and she music. They have two twin daughters who look much alike and always wear the same clothes. Although I have known these two girls for seven years, yet it is difficult for me to tell the one from the other. The Wangs are characteristically warm-hearted and it seems that they are always ready to help anyone in need of help. Neighbors are said to be a group who can hardly agree on anything; however, the longer I get along with the Wangs, the more I like them. I am glad I have such good neighbors and I have a hunchthat they feel the same as I do.
⑦ (介紹你的鄰居)英語作文,不少於8句話
My neighbors called Jing Sha, her this year ten years old, and I are the same age but is bigger than me half a year. Her hair is short, is a little higher than me. The skin is a little black, big eyes. She is the person diligent, metrics. Soon have the Spring Festival, my mother let me stick hanging. I was about to stick, static Shalai. She offered to help me out of the paste, then paste it also help me stick hanging. We spent more than an hour to put all of the hanging stick. Mom saw us stick hanging straight boast that we stick.
我的鄰居叫靜莎，她今年十歲，和我同歲但比我大半年。她的頭發有點短，個子比我稍高一點。皮膚有點黑，眼睛很大。她這個人勤快、度量大。快過年了，媽媽讓我粘吊掛。我正要開始粘，靜莎來了。她主動幫我出糨糊，弄好糨糊之後還幫我粘吊掛。我們用了一個多小時就把所有的吊掛都粘完了。媽媽看到我們粘的吊掛直誇我們粘的好。
⑧ 一篇介紹鄰居的英語作文
My Neighborhood
「我的鄰居」
第一篇：
Having long been living in this alley, I know almost everyone here. It is, however, the housewives that I usually see in the daytime, the rest being either out working as family providers or away in school. All these housewives are kind and considerate. My mother, for example, takes care of my sister's daughter even though she herself is busy with housekeeping' yet if she finds it necessary to go out shopping, she need not worry because there is always someone in the neighborhood coming over of her own will to help with our household chores. When suppertime is over, these housewives also like to gather at a certain place for a friendly chat about the daily goings-on in the alley or other things. They are also security-conscious, trying to keep each other out of harm's way. I is thanks to such mutual help and precaution against harm that we in the alley have lived so happy and so undisturbed a life.
第二篇：
We have moved into this apartment for nineteen months. Our neighbors are an assorted group including merchants, teachers, grocers and government employees. Once I went hurriedly to work and forgot to turn off the faucet connected by a hose to the washing machine. It was only when I got to my office that I remembered what I neglected to do. Anxious and uneasy, I called up one of my neighbors, a Mrs. Lin, to ask her to take care of the faucet. She was obliging enough to do what she was told to do and I was so grateful. According to an old Chinese saying, a distant relative is less likely to help you out than a near neighbor. There is certainly a ring of truth in this. There are, however, neighbors and neighbors. Although our neighbors are generally friendly and always ready to help us, there are some who tend to do something unpleasant. They scatter their garbage where it is not supposed to be scattered and a couple living on the floor just above us often quarrel and fight around midnight with so much noise that I simply cannot have a good sleep at all. The Bible says, "Love thy neighbor." Well said, but I would like to add: Make yourself lovable before you expect to be loved by others. I really hope all of my neighbors will love each other. Only under such circumstances can we find our hours at home enjoyable.
第三篇：
I live in a rural area. As in most rural areas, this area has plenty of fresh air and luxuriant vegetation. What makes me even happier is the neighbors I have, all of them simple and honest folks. I don't think I can find the like of them in a city. In general, city dwellers, except in their own small circles of acquaintances, see each other as total strangers, and it is not unusual to find people living in the same apartment house brush past each other without showing any sign of recognition, not so much as a nodding of the head. Neighbors are usually compared to our close friends and as such they should help each other if help is sought. My neighbors are all farmers, who are rich, not in material possessions, but in hospitality, and their honesty to help are legendary. For reasons quite obvious, it is important to get along well with our neighbors and avoid quarreling with them over trivialities. I am a good neighbor to my neighbors, and so are they to me.
第四篇：
Our old home was located on a grassy plain and not far from it were wide farms and a big orchard. There was a dirt road running past our house and winding up a hill; along the road you could find a serpentine creek alive with fish and prawn as well as a big pond often cluttered with blooming lotuses. The grassy plain, wide farms, dirt road, crooked creek and the pond are the things I can hardly forget and also the things that often put me in mind of my days first as a child and then as an adolescent. But, alas, no traces are now left of the scene of my past. Our old house has given way to a high apartment building; the dirt road is now replaced by a smooth highway; the wide farms and that big orchard have long been converted into factory grounds. Though I have lived in that apartment building for a long time, I am not acquainted with my fellow occupants, not knowing who they are and what they are. I dislike this impersonal human relationship and also the surroundings of my present dwelling place. The old creek is still there but so heavily polluted by a near-by factory that neither fish nor humans can find its water drinkable. There is also no fresh air, no fragrance of the soil. I deplore the side-effects of a material civilization. If we do no try to solve the problems that plague our neighborhood, the quality our life will simply turn from bad to worse.
⑨ 用我的鄰居為題寫一篇10句話的英語作文
My neighbour
I have lots of neighbours but I like Aunt Huang best. She is in her forties. She is slim and pretty with a round face. She is a medium heght with a pair of glasses on her small nose. She is friendly and helpful. When we have troubles, she always helps us. She likes traveling and reading books. She often tells us the places she has been and the stories. She also likes animals and she has a dog named Diandian and she often walks her dog. She sometimes play badminton with her husband. She is so kind that we all love her very much.
⑩ 英語作文我的鄰居
My Neighbor
My family has lived in this uptown for a long time. We get along well with our neighbors. Living in the next door is also a family. They have a little boy, who is one year older than me. I like to play with him, so does he. We also study in the same school. So we often help each other to finish homework. Besides, my parents and his parents have a deal to pick up us to school and back home in turn. They all very appreciate each other. Their family is very ardor. They will ask me to eat if they have anything good. Sometimes they will drop by for talking. I am very happy to have them as my neighbors.