这个老人在砍树翻译成英语怎么说

『壹』 英语翻译

“a tiger is footsteps”应为“a tiger’s footsteps ” 吧

一个猎人在寻找老虎的足迹。
他看见一个人。这个人正在森林里砍树。他认为这个人是一位伐木工人，并且这个人可以告诉他，如果他看见任何一只老虎的脚印或者是知道哪里有老虎的线索。“我会的。”这个人说，“让老虎自己出来见你。”
猎人变得脸色苍白。他回答：“不，谢谢你。我不是问这个。我仅仅是在找它的脚印，并不是找老虎（它自己）。”
一个英雄在言行上都很勇敢。

这是我自己打的，希望多给分，谢谢！

『贰』 英语考试，求翻译句子 一个男的在砍树 他1979年在学校当英语老师

一个男的在砍树A man cut the tree

他1979年在学校当英语老师He in the school as an English teacher in 1979

他寒假每天在学校打扫卫生His winter holiday cleaning at school every day

听音乐对耳朵有害Listening to music is harmful to the ear

『叁』 英语翻译、

There was once a poor, but honest Woodsman who lived with his family in a forest. He worked hard, cutting down trees so he could sell the firewood. This is how he supported his family. All day long you could hear the sound of his faithful ax ringing through the woods.

One day he was cutting down trees near the edge of a deep pool of water in the forest. With strong, steady strokes he chopped away until it grew quite late in the day. The Woodsman was tired, for he had been working since early morning, and his strokes were not as strong and steady as they had been. He raised his tired arms high for a final blow and his ax slipped, flew out of his hands and landed with a ‘plonk’ into the pool, sinking to the bottom.

The Woodsman cried out, “No! All is lost!” As he stood, wringing his hands, pulling his hair and weeping, the god Mercury suddenly appeared.

“What is wrong Woodsman?” asked the god.

The Woodsman wept, “My ax fell into the water! It is too deep and I cannot get it back! My ax is all I have to make a living with, and I don’t have enough money to buy a new one. My family will starve.”

Hearing this Mercury dove with a splash down to the bottom of the pool. When he surfaced he held in his hand an ax that glinted in the setting sun, for this ax was made of pure gold! Mercury held up the golden ax and asked, “Is this your ax, Woodsman?”

The Woodman’s mouth fell open and his eyes grew large with desire as he looked at the golden ax, but he shook his head. “No. That is not my ax.”

Mercury dove again with a splash down to the bottom of the pool. This time when he surfaced he held in his hand an ax that sparkled like the silvery drops of water falling from it, for it was made of pure silver!
“Is this your ax, Woodsman?” asked Mercury.

The honest Woodsman gazed with amazement at the beautiful silver ax, but again shook his head and said, “No. That is not my ax. My ax is just an ordinary old ax with a plain wooden handle.”
Mercury dove down for the third time with a splash, and when he surfaced he held in his hand the Woodman’s battered old ax.

“Is this your ax, Woodsman?” he asked.

The Woodsman was so glad his ax had been found! He cried out, “That’s my ax!” He eagerly took the ax and thanked the kind god again and again.

Mercury looked at the Woodman and smiled. “I admire your honesty, Woodsman. And it shall be rewarded. You may keep all three axes, the gold and the silver as well as your own.” And then Mercury disappeared as suddenly as he had come.

The Woodsman gathered the three axes in his arms and hurried home where he was met by his wife. She was so happy when she saw the gold and silver axes, she cried out, “Husband! We’ll never be hungry again!”

The very next day she took the silver ax and went to the village to buy food for her family. Soon the story of their good fortune was known to everyone in the village.

Other wives came to that good woman and asked, “Your husband was given a silver ax?”
The honest Woodman’s wife nodded happily. “Oh, yes! And a golden ax as well!”
“A gold one as well. Well, well, well,” said the other wives with greed and jealously in their voices. “Isn’t that nice!” The greedy wives went home to their husbands and shook their fists as they yelled, “We want silver! We want gold! Go into the woods and lose your axes and call upon the god Mercury for help. We want to be rich!”

The men from the village hurried into the woods and hid their axes in the bushes, pretending they had lost them. Then they began weeping and wailing, “Oh, Mercury! Help us! We have lost our axes.Help us!”

Suddenly Mercury appeared, holding a silver ax. He asked the men, “Is this your ax?”

One of the men eagerly nodded his head, “Yes, yes! That’s my ax!” Another said, “Why, that looks just like the ax I lost!” A third man, greedier than the rest said, “Actually, my ax was made of gold.”

Mercury did not give any of the men the silver or the golden ax. Instead he gave them each a hardy whack over the head and sent them home. And when those men returned to the woods the next day to look for their own axes...they were nowhere to be found!

『肆』 砍树用英语怎么说

cut trees 砍树

be satisfied with 满足于

do not work 不灵了，不好用了

『伍』 用英语翻译;

真的，英语翻译：Really

读音：英['riːəli] 美['riːəli]

adv.实在；真正地；事实上

词汇搭配

1、really cold.真的很冷

2、really charming 很讨人喜欢

3、really fast 非常快

4、really long 非常长

常见句型

1、Really,that was a terrible mistake.

说真的,那是非常严重的错误。

2、Oh, mother, really you need not st them.

哦,妈妈,确实你不必给它们掸灰尘。

3、I see you worrying on my account, but really I don't mind.

我看得出你在为我着急,但其实我并不在意。

4、Did he really say so?

他真的这样说吗?

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词语用法

1、really常与ought或should连用,表示“正确的,适当的”。

2、really可修饰动词、形容词或全句。

3、出于修饰的需要或避免误解,really有时可置于动词不定式符号to与动词原形之间,形成分裂不定式。

4、really通常置于实义动词前,系动词、助动词和情态动词之后; 为了强调,也可置于系动词、助动词、情态动词前,这时系动词,助动词,情态动词要重读。

『陆』 砍树 英语翻译

fell the trees 或者 felling

I won't allow them to fell the trees here.
我不会允许他们砍倒这里的树的。

『柒』 大树底下站着一位老人用英语怎么说

大树底下站着一位老人。英译为：An old man was standing under a big tree。

『捌』 一些农民正在砍树的英文翻译

some farmers are cutting trees