英文小故事100字左右

3个100字的充满幸福感的英语小故事【3】

BACKUP BAND-AID 备用的创可贴
Babette Lazarus, New York, New York

I was riding the subway and happened to be seated between two young guys. The one on the right eyed the slightly grungy Band‑Aid on my thumb and said, “You should really change that, you know. You have to keep it clean.”

Then the one on my left said, “Here, I have one,” and pulled a fresh Band‑Aid out of his knapsack. “I keep them on me because I’m always hurting myself.”

Incredulous, I thanked him, changed my bandage, and got off at my stop feeling pretty good about people, life, and New York City.

在地铁里，我坐在两个年轻的男人中间。我右边的男人看到我大拇指上有点脏了的创可贴，说道：你知道吗？你真的应该换一个，要保持清洁。”

然后，我左边的另一个男人说：“我这有一个。”然后从他的背包里拿出一个全新的创可贴。“因为我经常弄伤自己，所以我随身带着。”

我有点迟疑，然后感谢他，把创可贴换上，然后下车，

人们、生活和纽约市，我感觉一切真好。

【语句用法】

eye 这里的eye做动词，很形象的形容看到。

grungy 脏的，蹩脚的 grungy clothes/ pants / face

EMERGENCY CONTACT 紧急联络人
by James Gates, Watertown, South Dakota

We’d divorced three years earlier and hadn’t seen each other since, but for whatever reason, I never took her off my emergency contact list at the nearest hospital.

After my accident, I was put in a medically induced coma, and when I woke, she was the only person in the room. She sat in a hospital recliner, watching The View, looking unshowered.

She turned her head casually as I slowly came to. “It’s just like you to have something like this happen,” she said. “I’m here, so I figure I’ll get us something to eat. What do you want?”

我和她在三年前离婚，然后一直没有见过对方。但是不知道为什么的，我从来没有把她的名字从我附近医院的紧急联络人一栏上删除。

在我的意外发生之后，我陷入了昏迷，当我醒来，房间里只有我和她。她坐在医院的躺椅上，看着电视里的“观点”节目，看起来像还没洗澡。

我慢慢走过来时，她漫不经心地转过头来。“感觉这场意外好像是你安排好的，”她说。“我来了，所以我想给我们弄点吃的。你想吃什么?”

CLEAR EYES, FULL HEARTS 清澈的眼睛，饱满的心灵
by Stephanie Adair, Metairie, Louisiana

Every day, upon picking up my 11-year-old son from school, I would ask, “How was your day?”

For years, I got the same response—“Fine, fine”—with no eye contact. His autism, it seemed, was going to deprive me of the normal chitchat parents unconsciously relish.

One early spring afternoon, I asked the question, expecting the same answer. “How was your day?” My son replied, “Good, good.” Then he looked at me and said, “How was your day, Mom?”

With tears streaming down my face, I said, “It’s really good—the best day ever.”

每一天我从学校接我11岁的儿子回家，我都会问他：”你今天过得好吗？“

很长的一段时间，我听到的都是相同的回应：“还行。” 他甚至没有看我。他的自闭症，似乎会剥夺我和孩子在不知不觉中闲聊的乐趣。

有一年春天的某个中午，我接他放学。我还是问了相同的问题，期待着相同的答案。“你今天过得好吗？”我儿子回答：”很好，很好。”然后他抬起头，看着我说：“你今天过得好吗？妈妈？”

我泪流满面，“非常好，真的非常好。这是我过得最好的一天。”

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3个100字的充满幸福感的英语小故事

100个单词写出的漂亮有趣的小故事。

既能学英语，又能提高幸福感。

A MOTHER’S WISDOM 母亲的智慧

by Lori Armstrong, Kelseyville, California

I have always worn my children’s birthstones around my neck. One morning, when I was late for work, my infant son Larry’s topaz birthstone fell from my gold chain. I frantically searched for it, whispering to myself, “I lost my Larry, but I will get him back.”

That day, Larry’s cardiologist called with test results from one of his first checkups. He would need emergency heart surgery. Happily, the operation was a success, and I whispered in Larry’s ear, “I thought I lost you, but I knew I’d get you back.”

我一直会把我孩子的诞生石戴在我的脖子上。有一天早上，我上班迟到了，我的幼儿Larry的黄玉诞生石从我的金项链上掉下来了。我疯狂地寻找它，一边告诉我自己，”我的Larry不见了，但我会把他找回来的。”

就在那一天，Larry的心脏科医生打给我，告诉我Larry的初步检测结果。Larry需要马上进行紧急心脏手术。庆幸地，手术成功了。而我在Larry耳边低语：我以为我失去你了，但我知道我会把你找回来的。“

【词汇用法】

frantically 疯狂地，焦急的

此处用frantically 直接表达了当时焦急的心情。

eg. I got home to find Lara frantically searching for her keys.

topaz ***晶石头

SMALL FORTUNE 小幸运

by Ron Fleming, Fort Drum, New York

While walking across an open, grassy field, I became excited as my hand swooped toward the ground like an eagle attacking its prey. I picked up half of a $5 bill.

I continued to walk around looking for the other half but thought to myself it would be impossible to find it on such a windy day.

As I lifted my head, I spotted the other half of the bill tangled in crabgrass. Somehow, finding two halves of a ripped $5 bill felt better than working for a twenty.

我走过一个空旷的草坪，像老鹰捕食一样，我的手突然猛的扑向草坪，抓起了半张5美金的钞票。

我继续在草坪上寻找另一半，但我觉得今天风这么大，要找到应该没什么可能。

当我抬起头时，我在杂草里发现缠在一起的另外半张钞票。

不知为什么，我觉得找到两张半张、被撕碎的5美金钞票比赚到一张完整的20美金还爽。

【词汇用法】

walk across 惯用搭配，走过的意思

swoop toward 突然俯冲、猛扑（通常指鸟） 猛地抓起

my hand swooped toward the ground like an eagle attacking its prey.

I did something like someone doing something 此处用老鹰捕食的比喻用法，让人一下子有画面感。

spotted 发现的意思，瞥到的意思，比直接用saw 更能准确体现当时的情况

ripped 撕碎了的

MY MASTERPIECE 我的杰作

by Angela Bradley-Autrey, Deer Park, Washington

I was four, playing outside in the humid Kentucky air. I saw my grandfather’s truck and thought, Granddad shouldn’t have to drive such an ugly truck. Then I spied a gallon of paint. Idea！ I got a brush and painted white polka dots all over the truck. I was on the roof finishing the job when he walked up, looking as if he were in a trance.

我在肯塔基州湿润的空气底里玩耍，当时我4岁。我看到我爷爷的卡车时心想：爷爷不应该开这么丑的车。然后，我发现了一桶油漆。灵感来了，我拿来一把刷子把车刷上了白色的波尔卡点。最后我爬到屋顶上，想看看爷爷起床的时候会不会迷上这辆新车。

“Angela, that’s the prettiest truck I’ve ever seen！” Sometimes I think adults don’t stop to see things through a child’s eyes. He could have crushed me. Instead, he lifted my little soul.

“Angela，这是我见过的最美的车！”

有时候我觉得大人不会停下来，透过孩子的眼睛去看世界。

爷爷本可以批评我，但他他没有，他反而捧起我的小心灵。

【词汇用法】

Masterpiece 杰作

Spied Spy的过去时，Spy也指间谍或密探，动词是找出的意思。这个词用在这里非常妙，形容像间谍一样找到一筒油漆。

in a trance trance 指的是意识上出神的状态，这里形容的是爷爷看到车会不会入了迷的意思，也是用得非常妙

He could have crushed me. Instead, he lifted my little soul.

这最后一句有神奇的效果，提炼整个故事的精华，引发读者的思考。

crush 本指的是压碎、这也可指做出让Angela失望的反应

lift my soul 只能意会，指的是爷爷的反应对Angela的心灵发展是莫大的鼓励

故事源自生活，源自对生活的好奇心。每个人都有自己的故事，只要是真诚的，就能打动人。

100个单词能写出这么漂亮的故事，有的还是出于小朋友之笔，这是我们都应该学习的。这些小故事用词简单但精准、故事有画面感、有转折，能与读者互动，学起来有趣又高效。

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