学英语作文篇1

dayhadbrokencoldandgray,eceedinglycoldandgray,whenthemanturnedasidefromthemainyukontrailandclimbedthehighearth-bank,whereadimandlittletraveledtrailledeastwardthroughthefatsprucetimberland。itwasasteepbank,andhepausedforbreathatthetop,ecusingtheacttohimselfbylookingathiswatch。itwasnineoclock。therewasnosunnorhintofsun,thoughtherewasnotacloudinthesky。itwasaclearday,andyetthereseemedanintangiblepalloverthefaceofthings,asubtlegloomthatmadethedaydark,andthatwasduetotheabsenceofsun。thisfactdidnotworrytheman。hewasusedtothelackofsun。ithadbeendayssincehehadseenthesun,andheknewthatafewmore-daysmustpassbeforethatcheerfulorb,duesouth,wouldjustpeepabovethesky-lineanddipimmediatelyfromview。

themanflungalookbackalongthewayhehadcome。theyukonlayamilewideandhiddenunderthreefeetofice。ontopofthisicewereasmanyfeetofsnow。itwasallpurewhite,rollingingentle,undulationswheretheicejamsofthefreeze-uphadformed。northandsouth,asfarashiseyecouldsee,itwasunbrokenwhite,saveforadarkhairlinethatcurvedandtwistedfromaroundthespruce-coveredislandtothesouth,andthatcurvedandtwistedawayintothenorth,whereitdisappearedbehindanotherspruce-coveredisland。thisdarkhair-linewasthetrail--themaintrail--thatledsouthfivehundredmilestothechilcootpass,dyea,andsaltwater;andthatlednorthseventymilestodawson,andstillontothenorthathousandmilestonulato,andfinallytost。michaelonberingsea,athousandmilesandhalfathousandmore。

butallthis--themysterious,far-reachinghair-linetrail。theabsenceofsunfromthesky,thetremendouscold,andthestrangenessandweirdnessofitall--madenoimpressionontheman。itwasnotbecausehewaslongusedtoit。hewasanewcomer!intheland,achechaquo,andthiswashisfirstwinter。thetroublewithhimwasthathewaswithoutimagination。hewasquickandalertinthethingsoflife,butonlyinthethings,andnotinthesignificances。fiftydegreesbelowzeromeanteighty-odddegreesoffrost。suchfactimpressedhimasbeingcoldanduncomfortable,andthatwasall。itdidnotleadhimtomeditateuponhisfrailtyasacreatureoftemperature,anduponmansfrailtyingeneral,ableonlytolivewithincertainnarrowlimitsofheatandcold;andfromthereonitdidnotleadhimtotheconjecturalfieldofimmortalityandmansplaceintheuniverse。fiftydegreesbelowzerostoodfortebiteoffrostthathurtandthatmustbeguardedagainstbytheuseofmittens,ear-flaps,warmmoccasins,andthicksocks。fiftydegreesbelowzerowastohimjustpreciselyfiftydegreesbelowzero。thatthereshouldbeanythingmoretoitthanthatwasathoughtthatneverenteredhishead。

asheturnedtogoon,hespatspeculatively。therewasasharp,eplosivecracklethatstartledhim。hespatagain。andagain,intheair,beforeitcouldfalltothesnow,thespittlecrackled。heknewthatatfiftybelowspittlecrackledonthesnow,butthisspittlehadcrackledintheair。undoubtedlyitwascolderthanfiftybelow--howmuchcolderhedidnotknow。butthetemperaturedidnotmatter。hewasboundfortheoldclaimontheleftforkofhendersoncreek,wheretheboyswerealready。theyhadcomeoveracrossthedividefromtheindiancreekcountry,whilehehadcometheroundaboutwaytotake;alookatthepossibilitiesofgettingoutlogsinthespringfromtheislandsintheyukon。hewouldbeintocampbysioclock;abitafterdark,itwastrue,buttheboyswouldbethere,afirewouldbegoing,andahotsupperwouldbeready。asforlunch,hepressedhishandagainsttheprotrudingbundleunderhisjacket。itwasalsounderhisshirt,wrappedupinahandkerchiefandlyingagainstthenakedskin。itwastheonlywaytokeepthebiscuitsfromfreezing。hesmiledagreeablytohimselfashethoughtofthosebiscuits,eachcutopenandsoppedinbacongrease,andeachenclosingageneroussliceoffriedbacon。

heplungedinamongthebigsprucetrees。thetrailwasfaint。afootofsnowhadfallensincethelastsledhadpassedover,andhewasgladhewaswithoutasled,travelinglight。infact,hecarriednothingbutthelunchwrappedinthehandkerchief。hewassurprised,however,atthecold。itcertainlywascold,heconcludedasherubbedhisnumbnoseandcheek-boneswithhismittenedhand。hewasawarm-whiskeredman,butthehaironhisfacedidnotprotectthehighcheek-bonesandtheeagernosethatthrustitselfaggressivelyintothefrostyair。

atthemansheelstrottedadog,abignativehusky,theproperwolfdog,gray-coatedandwithoutanyvisibleortemperamentaldifferencefromitsbrother,thewildwolf。theanimalwasdepressedbythetremendouscold。itknewthatitwasnotimefortraveling。itsinstincttolditatruertalethanwastoldtothemanbythemansjudgment。inreality,itwasnotmerelycolderthanfiftybelowzero;itwascolderthansitybelow,thanseventybelow。itwasseventy-fivebelowzero。sincethefreezingpointisthirty-twoabovezero,itmeantthatonehundredandsevendegreesoffrostobtained。thedogdidnotknowanythingaboutthermometers。possiblyinitsbraintherewasnosharpconsciousnessofaconditionofverycoldsuchaswasinthemansbrain。butthebrutehaditsinstinct。iteperiencedavaguebutmenacingapprehensionthatsubdueditandmadeitslinkalongatthemansheels,andthatmadeitquestioneagerlyeveryunwontedmovementofthemanasifepectinghimtogointocamportoseeksheltersomewhereandbuildafire。thedoghadlearnedfire,anditwantedfire,orelsetoburrowunderthesnowandcuddleitswarmthawayfromtheair。

thefrozenmoistureofitsbreathinghadsettledonitsfurinafinepowderoffrost,andespeciallywereitsjowls,muzzle,andeyelasheswhitenedbyitscrystalledbreath。themansredbeardandmustachewerelikewisefrosted,butmoresolidly,thedeposittakingtheformoficeandincreasingwitheverywarm,moistbreathheehaled。also,themanwaschewingtobacco,andthemuzzleoficeheldhislipssorigidlythathewasunabletoclearhischinwhenheepelledthejuice。theresultwasthatacrystalbeardofthecolorandsolidityofamberwasincreasingitslengthonhischin。ifhefelldownitwouldshatteritself,likeglass,intobrittlefragments。buthedidnotmindtheappendage。itwasthepenaltyalltobacco-chewerspaidinthatcountry,andhehadbeenoutbeforeintwocoldsnaps。theyhadnotbeensocoldasthis,heknew,butbythespiritthermometeratsitymileheknewtheyhadbeenregisteredatfiftybelowandatfifty-five。

heheldonthroughthelevelstretchofwoodsforseveralmiles,crossedawideflatofrigger-heads,anddroppeddownabanktothefrozenbedofasmallstream。thiswashendersoncreek,andheknewhewastenmilesfromtheforks。helookedathiswatch。itwastenoclock。hewasmakingfourmilesanhour,andhecalculatedthathewouldarriveattheforksathalf-pasttwelve。hedecidedtocelebratethateventbyeatinghislunchthere。

thedogdroppedinagainathisheels,withataildroopingdiscouragement,asthemanswungalongthecreek-bed。thefurrowoftheoldsled-trailwasplainlyvisible,butadozeninchesofsnowcoveredthemarksofthelastrunners。inamonthnomanhadcomeupordownthatsilentcreek。themanheldsteadilyon。hewasnotmuchgiventothinking,andjustthenparticularlyhehadnothingtothinkaboutsavethathewouldeatlunchat-theforksandthatatsioclockhewouldbeincampwiththeboys。therewasnobodytotalkto;and,hadtherebeen,speechwouldhavebeenimpossiblebecauseoftheice-muzzleonhismouth。sohecontinuedmonotonouslytochewtobac

学英语作文篇2

MynameisJoozone,Iama8-year-oldbog/girl.IwasborninTianjin,averybeautifulcity.Inmyfamily,therearefather,mother,ayoungersisterandanelderbrother.Myparentsareworkers,theygettoworkeverydayfrom9amto5pm,myelderbrotherisamiddleschoolstudentwhileIamapupil，wehavetosendouryoungersistertokindergarteneverydaybeforegotoschool.Myfamilyissweet,wearecloseandloveeachotherverymuch.

我的名字是Joozone，我是一个8岁的男孩／女孩，我出生在一个非常美丽的'城市-天津。在我的家庭，有父亲，母亲，妹妹和哥哥。父母是工人，他们从每天上午九时至下午5时上班，我哥哥是一所中学学生，我也是个学生，每天上学前我们不得不把我们的妹妹送幼儿园。我的家庭非常和谐、甜密，我们之间非常的亲密，爱彼此都非常相爱。

学英语作文篇3

Ioftengotobedat21:30,becausemyparentsforcemetosleep.

Theytellmethatagoodrestcanbringmeagoodbody.

Beforegotosleep,Iusuallydrinkacupofmilk.Ialwayshaveagoodsleepatnight.

Ioftengetupat6:30.It'sveryearly,butIdon'tfeeltired.

Icaneatthebreakfastathomeanddonotneedtohurry.

Iamoftenspiritintheclass,butsomeofmyclassmatessometimewouldsleepintheclass.

Maybetheyareshortofsleep.

我通常九点半就睡觉了，因为我父母强迫我睡觉。

他们告诉我休息好才能有好身体。

睡觉之前，我通常喝一杯牛奶。我晚上总是睡得很好。

我通常是六点半起床。虽然很早，但是我不觉得困。

我可以在家吃早餐，也不用赶着去学校。

课堂上我精神很好，但是我有的同学有时在课堂上睡觉。

也许他们缺少睡眠。

学英语作文篇4

Mynameis×××.Ihaveagoodfriend.HernameisLiuYun.ShelivesinChina.Hermatherisasinger.Shelikesswimming.HerfatherisaTVreporter.Helikeslisteningtomnsic.

LiuYunlikespiayingtheviolinandridingherbike.Everymorning,shegoestoschoolonfoot.Everyevening,shereadsnewspaperaihome.Thenshegoestobedatnine.ThisismygoodfriendLiuYun.