关于”让我印象深刻的人“的英语作文范文3篇，作文题目：。以下是关于让我印象深刻的人的初中英语范文，每篇作文均为高分范文带翻译。
高分英语作文1：
One of the most impressive people, whenever I walk across the street, I always see an old man sitting on the side of the road. He has been sitting there until now. So he left a deep impression and a sense of mystery.
Later I heard that the reason why he sat there was because he thought of his grandson who died a few years ago. If he was still alive today, he would My age. While I feel sorry for the old man, I also realize how lucky we are to have people we love with us.
中文翻译：
一个印象最深刻的人，每当我走过那条街时，我总是看到一个老人坐在路边，他已经一直坐在那里直到现在他每天都在那里，所以他给我留下了很深的印象和一种神秘感，后来我听说他坐在那里的原因是因为他想起几年前去世的孙子，如果他今天还活着，那么他将和我同岁。我为这位老人感到难过的同时，我也意识到，我们是多么幸运，有我们所爱的人与我们在一起。
万能作文模板2：
I have been to Kunming. My parents and I went to Kunming by plane three years ago. Kunming is a beautiful city with many trees and flowers.
We went to climb the western mountain and visited the stone forest and flower market. We also tasted the famous bridge deck, where the people were very friendly to us, and we really enjoyed it.
中文翻译：
我去过昆明，xx年前我和我的父母乘飞机去了昆明昆明是一个美丽的城市，有很多树木和鲜花。我们去爬西山，参观了石林和花市。我们还品尝了著名的过桥面，那里的人对我们很友好，我们真的很享受。
满分英语范文3：让我印象深刻的人
What's your most unforgettable culture? Dave, some friends and I went to the bar for a few beers before dinner. Beer is very expensive in Japan, so we ordered a few beers to save some precious yen instead of bottles or pints of beer. We finished the beer, asked for the check, took it, and put some money on the table.
We leave a note in Japanese yen, thank the waiter and leave. Because we had been walking a whole block, we heard someone behind us shouting and waving a piece of paper. We soon realized that it was the bartender in the bar.
He didn't speak English, we didn't speak Japanese, but he drove us out of the bar a whole block and exchanged Japanese yen for us, which is worth about $1. Tips don't exist in Japan, and even leave a little change to save The trouble of going to the waiter to give you change has not been a problem since then. I never give tips and wait for change everywhere.
I wentk @ Richard Muller I was in Shenzhen, China. My wife and I were stopped by my family and asked us (my friend explained) if they could let their children take a picture with us. They were tourists from the mainland and had never seen anything like this in Shanghai Americans, this time I walked alone outside Bai Du bridge.
A group of teenage girls asked me if I could take photos with them. I would be happy to help you. I remember laughing when they took photos.
(I really hope I have a copy and another surprise: I am in Pudong (Shanghai's new reconstruction area), I can not find the entrance of the subway (two between Pudong and the Bund). Standing line, I approached a man walking next to me, showed him my ticket, nodded vigorously, and then motioned me to follow us for a few blocks. He pointed to the entrance, laughed, turned and walked away.
I didn't have time to tip him, which was a good thing (in retrospect) because it could be seen as an insult, and I can't believe he paid for a strange person With so much effort, it's great that similar experiences are repeated all over China, with people being friendly, polite and helpful. I don't know if it's a cultural shock, but it reminds me of the United States, and how rarely I've experienced this politeness in my own country.
中文翻译：
你最难忘的文化是什么震惊@戴夫我和一些朋友在晚餐前去酒吧喝了几杯啤酒，在日本啤酒很贵，所以我们点了几瓶啤酒，以节省一些宝贵的日元，而不是一瓶瓶或一品脱的啤酒。我们喝完了啤酒，索要支票，拿着它，在桌上放点钱来了。我们留下一张日元的便条，谢谢服务员然后离开。
因为我们已经走了整整一个街区，我们听到后面有人在喊，挥舞着一张纸，我们很快意识到是酒吧里的服务员，他不会说英语，我们不会说日语，但他把我们赶出酒吧整整一个街区，给我们兑换日元这值大约1美元小费在日本是不存在的，甚至干脆留下一点零钱来省去服务员给你找零钱的麻烦从那以后就不是一件事了，我从不给小费，到处等零钱我wentk@理查德MullerI在中国深圳，一家人拦住我和我妻子，问我们（我的朋友解释）他们是否可以让他们的孩子和我们合影他们是来自内地的游客，在上海发生类似的事情之前从未见过美国人，这次我独自一人走过外白渡桥，一群十几岁的女孩问我（这次用手语）能否和她们合影，我很乐意效劳，我还记得拍照时他们都咯咯地笑着（我真希望我有一个复制品另一个惊喜：我在浦东（上海的新重建区），我找不到地铁的入口（浦东和外滩之间的两站式线路，我走近一个走在我旁边的人，给他看了我的车票，他使劲地点点头，然后示意我跟着我们走了几个街区，他指了指入口，笑了笑，转身走开了我没时间给他小费，这（回想起来）是件好事，因为这可能被视为一种侮辱，我不敢相信他为一个奇怪的人而费了这么大的劲，类似的经历在中国各地不断重复着人们的友好、礼貌和乐于助人的热情真是太棒了。我不知道这是否属于文化冲击，但它让我想起了美国，以及在我自己的国家里，我是如何很少体会到这种礼貌的。
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