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『簡體書』每天读一点暖心英文:这些都是你给我的爱

書城自編碼: 2548315
分類: 簡體書→大陸圖書→外語英語讀物
作者: 暖小昕
國際書號(ISBN): 9787550249066
出版社: 北京联合出版公司
出版日期: 2015-04-15
版次: 1 印次: 1
頁數/字數: 192/
書度/開本: 32开 釘裝: 平装

售價:NT$ 208

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本书既是英语学习爱好者、文学爱好者的必备读物,也是忙碌现代人的一片憩息心灵的家园,让读者在欣赏原法原味和凝练生动的英文时,还能多角度、深层次地品读语言特色与艺术之美,丰富的配图,更有助于读者轻松地欣赏并理解英文,让英语学习变得轻松有趣,在阅读中潜移默化地学习。
內容簡介:
深沉的父爱,慈祥的母爱,是激发力量的精神源泉,是滋养心灵的情感雨露,如一泓泉水那样清澈、宁静而隽永,对人的一生具有重大的影响。阅读《这些都是你给我的爱》,体会父爱的深沉持重,品味母爱的无私伟大。
關於作者:
暖小昕,留美博士。一个热爱教育的行动派白羊女,回国后长期致力于英语阅读的辅导和英语书籍的翻译工作,希望能将英文定义为时尚的符号,让更多的年轻人爱上英文,活用英文。
目錄
你一辈子的妈妈ThoseChildhood Days

爸爸忘记了Father Forgets

爱在无语时 Words from a Father

瞧这父子俩The Father and the Son

父爱无声Silent Father-love

来自亲情的吻A BoxFull of Kisses

瞬间的崩塌The Doll anda White Rose

长大成人 When Allie Left Home

妈妈的小甜饼Cookies, Forgottenand Forgiven

母爱Mother’s Love

给女儿的信Father’s Day Sentimentality

谁是你的天使Who Will Be Your Angel

爱的奇迹Love Lives Forever

好运斑马裙Well Dressed

慈父A Good Heart to Lean on

父亲之间的默契The Circus

爱之花悄然绽放Love in Bloom

父亲、儿子和我My Father,MySon,Myself

亲爱的母亲Dear Mom

生日的承诺The Birthday Promise

珍贵的礼物The Gift

母亲教会了我Things My Mother Taught Me

给母亲的一份惊喜 A Surprise to Mother
內容試閱
你一辈子的妈妈Those-Childhood Days



你来到世间,她怀抱着你。你以号啕大哭向她表示谢意。

你一岁时,她给你喂奶,为你洗澡。

你以彻夜啼哭回应她。

你两岁时,她教你走路。

她一叫你,你就跑开。

你三岁时,她充满爱意地为你准备三餐。

你却把盘子摔在地上。

你四岁时,她送你些彩笔。

你把餐桌涂得五颜六色。

你五岁时,为了迎接节日,她特意把你精心打扮。

你却扑通一声摔进路旁的泥坑里。

你六岁时,她步行送你去上学。

你却大吼大叫:“我就不去!”

你七岁时,她给你买个棒球。



你却砸碎了邻居的玻璃。

你八岁时,她递给你一个冰激凌。

你却滴得她满膝盖都是。

你九岁时,她花钱让你学钢琴。

你却从未专心练过。

你十岁时,她整天开车拉你到处跑,从足球场到健身房,再去参加接二连三的生日晚会。

你却跳下车,头也不回地走了。

你十一岁时,她带你和你的朋友去看电影。

你却不让她和你坐同一排。

你十二岁时,她警告你有些电视节目不准看。

你却趁她不在时,偏偏看。



青少年时期



你十三岁时,她建议你把发型修得得体些。你却说她不懂欣赏。你十四岁时,她出钱把你送入夏令营。你却忘了写封信给她。十五岁时,她希望下班回到家时有人拥抱她。你却反锁房门不理她。你十六岁时,她教你开车。你却一有机会就玩车。你十七岁时,她等着接一个重要电话。你却煲了一夜的电话粥。十八岁,你高中毕业了,她激动得哭了。你却在外和同学聚会到天亮。



长大成人、日渐老矣



你十九岁时,她给你交大学学费,开车送你去学校,给你拿行李。你却在宿舍门口与她说再见,免得使你在朋友面前难堪。你二十岁时,她问你是否在约会。你却对她说:“这事不用你操心!”你二十一岁时,她给你未来事业勾画蓝图。你却对她说:“我才不要像你那样!”你二十二岁时,大学毕业典礼上,她把你紧紧拥在怀里。你却问她可否出钱让你去欧洲旅游一圈儿。你二十三岁时,她为你的第一套公寓添置家具。你却向朋友抱怨家具难看。你二十四岁时,她见到了你的未婚夫,问你们将来有何打算。你却怒不可遏道:“妈……求你了,别提这些了!”你二十五岁时,她出钱为你筹办婚礼,哭诉对你的深深爱恋。你却把家安在距她千里远。

你三十岁时,她打电话来为抚养宝宝提忠告。你却告诉她:“时代不同了,你那一套过时了。”你四十岁时,她打电话提醒你不要忘记亲戚的生日。你却说:“现在确实太忙了。”你五十岁时,她病了,需要你的照顾。你却抱怨父母是负担。终于有一天,她静静地离开了人世。霎时,你本该做而没能做的事,犹如晴天霹雳,响彻你的耳畔。“摇啊摇,摇我的宝宝到天亮。”“摇摇篮的手啊……可以摇世界。”

让我们花费一点儿时间,对那个我们称“妈妈”的人表达敬意与感激,虽然有时当面难以说出口。妈妈是无可替代的,要珍惜与她在一起的每时每刻。虽然有时她不是我们最要好的朋友,她会不赞成我们的想法和观点,但妈妈永远是妈妈!!!她会始终陪在你身边,听你讲述伤心事,听你吹牛皮,听你诉尽懊恼和沮丧……扪心自问,你是否曾经抽出足够的时间陪她,听她讲围着灶台转的“伤心事”,听她讲她也有疲劳的时候。就算你和她意见不统一,也要委婉,满怀爱心,对她表示出应有的敬意。一旦她走了,剩下的就只是对过去时光的美好回忆了,还有的就是终生遗憾。

不要认为这些爱与关怀是你应得的。爱她,要胜于爱自己。没有了她,生命就没有意义……



When you came into the world, she held you
in her arms.

You thanked her by weeping your eyes out.

When you were 1 year old, she fed you and
bathed you.

You thanked her by crying all night long.

When you were 2 years old, she taught you to
walk.

You thanked her by running away when she
called.

When you were 3 years old, she made all your
meals with love.

You thanked her by tossing your plate on the
floor.

When you were 4 years old, she gave you some
crayons.

You thanked her by coloring the dining room
table.

When you were 5 years old, she dressed you
for the holidays.

You thanked her by plopping into the nearest
pile of mud.

When you were 6 years old, she walked you to
school.

You thanked her by screaming, “I’m not
going!”

When you were 7 years old, she bought you a
baseball.

You thanked her by throwing it through the
next-door-neighbor’s window.

When you were 8 years old,

she handed you an ice-cream.

You thanked her by dripping it all over your
lap.

When you were 9 years old, she paid for
piano lessons.

You thanked her by never even bothering to
practice.

When you were 10 years old, she drove you
all day,

from soccer to gymnastics to one birthday
party after another.

You thanked her by jumping out of the car
and never looking back.

When you were 11 years old, she took you and
your friends to the movies.

You thanked her by asking to sit in a
different row.

When you were 12 years old, she warned you
not to watch certain TVshows.

You thanked her by waiting until she left
the house.



Those Teenage Years



When you were 13, she suggested a haircut
that was becoming.Youthankedher by telling her she had no taste.When you were
14, she paid for a month awayat summer camp.You thanked her by forgetting to
write a single letter.Whenyou were 15, she came home from work, looking for a
hug. You thanked her byhaving your bedroom door locked. When you were 16, she
taught you how todrive her car.You thanked her by taking it every chance you
could.When youwere 17, she was expecting an important call.You thanked her by
being on thephone all night.When you were 18, she cried at your high school
graduation.Youthanked her by staying out partying until dawn.



Growing Old and Gray

When you were 19, she paid your college
tuition, drove you to campus,carried your bags. You thanked her by saying
good-bye outside the dorm so youwouldn’t be embarrassed in front of your
friends. When you were 20, she askedwhether you were seeing anyone. You thanked
her by saying, “It’s none of yourbusiness.” When you were 21, she suggested
certain careers for your future. Youthanked her by saying, “I don’t want to be
like you.” When you were 22, shehugged you at your college graduation. You
thanked her by asking whether shecould pay for a trip to Europe. When you were
23, she gave you furniture foryour first apartment. You thanked her by telling
your friends it was ugly. Whenyou were 24, she met your fiance and asked about
your plans for the f

 

 

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