大学英语作文 影响我一生的朋友600字

大学英语作文 影响我一生的朋友600字

影响我一生的人
现在我终于明白这不是爱,是依赖
澈,这个名字我很喜欢,因为我也有个名字叫“玥皓澈”的,很久了,真的很久了,没与你联系（交流）,常常会回忆以前,真的,好想回到以前,可能你已经不记得了吧!和你和哥哥打篮球的日子……
当
时你生病,我又是最后一个知道的,你生病我一次都没去看你,但是,真的那段时间时不时会想起你,更是时不时的想哭.其实你和哥哥一样,哥哥宠我,而你谦让
我,或许你对所有人都是如此,但是我却将它放大,将它珍藏.那段时间,我真的晚上时常会哭,那段时间,你生病了,而哥哥还在大学军训,你们没有一个人我可
以看到,我觉得我离你们好远,不只是现实的距离,更是心的距离,其实我早就发现了,我离你们越来越远.我记得不是那么清楚,我和你们最后一次打篮球是在
2004还是2005年的5.1,不知道有没有记错,不过很肯定的是,那天是阿姨结婚,那天我们是在晚上打的球,或许你已不记得了吧!
我总是喜欢
回忆,还有我,哥哥还有你之间的点点滴滴.那天,我们打球打到天黑才停止,但是从那之后,我没再和你们打过球,我期待有一天,我能和你们再打一次.其实,
从那天过后,我很少再碰篮球,但是篮球在我心中,永远是我的最爱,同样也是唯一.每当看着别人打篮球,我都会想起你们,想起我也可以玩篮球玩的不错,不过
现在的我可能只有羡慕的份了,因为太久没有玩了,甚至早已忘记了怎么拿篮球……
你和我哥哥是我生命中最重要的男生（没有人比你们更重要,包括我爸和我喜欢的人,因为我的童年中到处都是你们的身影,因为我的童年只有你们的陪伴）

My best friend and I get along with each other quite well.But we are so different.He is funnier,more outgoing than I am and i'm more serious.He is more athletic and likes to play all kinds of sports but I am smarter on study.My friend is wilder than me and I am calmer.He is tall,thin,strong,with short hair,And sometimes he is very careless and lazy.On the other hands,I am short,fat,weak,with shorthair.He is very helpful because I am very lazy and don't want to do any sports.And I will help him with his study. I think our friendship will last forever.

也许,我所遇见的最有活力的人要算一位在比萨大学教书的意大利哲学教授.虽然我还是八年前见过他,但我并没有忘记他的特点. 首先,他给我的印象是热心教学.因为他的课总是准备充分旦表达清楚,所以学生们总是蜂涌着来听他讲课.他对自己所教授的内容深信不疑,他很能激发求知欲,这些受到他的追随者的赞赏. 而 且,他总是利用图片、录音、雕塑等工具,或者请来特约教师,以一种形象的方式来解释他的思想.有一次,他甚至在课堂上唱起一首歌来阐明一个论点.其次,我 很欣赏他那同学生进行课外讨论或者进行电话交谈的作法.在快餐馆喝咖啡的时候,他能平易地与学生交朋友.有时,他会跟一个学生来一盘棋,有时又参加集体 讨论,话题从天文学一直到潜水. 许多青年人常去他办公室请教学术问题；还有些人去他家参加社交晚会.最后,我常为他的机智所打动.他认为,师生在课堂中如果没有一些会意的笑,没有一次开怀的大笑,那么这堂课就不能算成功. 在 他的幽默感染下,学习变得更为轻松愉快,也更能持久.生活使智者微笑,使愚者哭泣,如果此话当真,那我这位朋友肯定是个智者.关于他的机智,最好的例子可 能就是有一次他结束讲课时所说的一句智语：“上帝模仿自己的发明是危险的,人类模仿 自己的发明——机器——也是危险的.” 英文译文：The most inflence people in my life Perhaps the most vital person I have ever met is an Italian professor of philosophy who teaches at the University of Pisa．Although I last met this man eight years ago,I have not forgotten his special qualities． First of all,I was impressed by his devotion to teaching． Because his lectures were always well-prepared and clearly delivered,students swarmed into his classroom． His followers appreciated the fact that he believed in what he taught and that he was intellectually stimulating． Furthermore,he could be counted on to explain his ideas in an imaginative way,introducing such aids to understanding as paintings,recordings,pieces of sculpture,and guest lecturers． Once he even sang a song in class to illustrate a point． Second,I admired the fact that he would confer with students outside of the classroom or talk with them on the telephone． Drinking coffee in the snack bar,he would easily make friends with students． Sometimes he would challenge a student to a game of chess． At other times,he would join groups to discuss subjects ranging from astronomy to scuba diving． Many young people visited him in his office for academic advice； others came to his home for social evenings． Finally,I was attracted by his lively wit． He believed that no class hour is a success unless the students and the professor share several chuckles and at least one loud laugh． Through his sense of humor,he made learning more enjoyable and more lasting．If it is true that life makes a wise man smile and a foolish man cry,then my friend is truly a wise man． Probably the best example of his wit is this bit of wisdom with which he once ended a lecture：“It is as dangerous for man to model himself upon his invention,the machine,as it would be for God to model Himself upon His invention．”

my life in university everyone, every high school student is looking forward to life in university. it seems that if you get into university, whichever one it is, you will surely lead a free and exciting life. i was one among this "everyone". but after i stepped onto the grounds of peking university, i began to realize that the atmosphere here is far from "throwing the damned homework behind!", on the contrary, competition is so fierce that one has to work as hard as in high school. that was what my life was like as a freshman. but things began to change after a year. i felt that now i should have a different life, not the same one as in high school. life depends on one's own choices, so i decided to do something besides studying. therefore, last term, i applied for a volunteer job in the museum. the capital museum was short of guides for a special exhibition in which hundreds of wonderful items from british museums would be on show. they needed english speaking guides, and as i am an english major, and i am a nearly fluent speaker. so it was not difficult for me to get "employed"… after several weeks' preparation, that is. 43 pages of scripts in both chinese and english to memorize, i went to work. you can hardly imagine my nervousness when i faced the inquiring visitors. some of them were so hard to please that i almost felt humiliated. however, you know, you cannot always be your parents' baby, you cannot always be your teachers' favorite, and you will have to serve others in the future. what i can do is to perfect myself and leave no room for reproach. i am quite proud of this job even now. this term i was confronted with a dramatic change because i made a new friend. well, you may laugh, what's the big deal about a new friend? how can he or she change my life dramatically? maybe it is because she tips the balance of my life, or rather, she brings something brand new into my life. she is a german girl. we met each other through a "mutual-help" program. my original intent was to improve my oral english, hers to learn chinese--both very practical and instrumental purposes. it sounds funny that i should find a non-native speaker for an english language partner. and i felt this way myself since my english speaking ability goes like a parabola: at first i could speak english more fluently, and then i found i had acquired a slight german accent. what a thing! however, as compensation, we both have made good new friends. i don't know how we managed to become so close, but i remember we didn't try too hard (she often says that we are "fated"). i sometimes think there's an unbridgeable gap between any two cultures. that may be true. but it shouldn't be a serious obstacle for two peoples to be true and good friends. we talk just as we talk with our respective native girl friends. we tell each other a lot of interesting things. so we are often shocked by the one another's experience and then burst into laughter. how cultures differ! what is common in germany cannot help but be extraordinary in china, and vice versa. i also met lots of other german students through my friend. they were mostly friendly and talkative, and enthusiastic about chinese culture, which satisfies me and makes me and a little bit proud. what they ask about chinese language and culture often leaves me contemplative. never had i thought about such questions before. nor have i realized that chinese is so fantastic, and difficult to learn! we really should be happy that we were born chinese so that we don't need to learn languages from outside. of course there are times when my friend and i have a difference in opinions. we diverge especially with regard to life-style. generally chinese students spend more time studying, while german (or western) students spend less. the former stay in the library, while the latter are drinking and having fun in clubs. the former think that they should work hard in order to win a place in a competitive society, while the latter think that they should have a rest after some intense work and enjoy life. i am a relatively traditional chinese person, which means i favor the former attitude; but my friend is doubtlessly leading the latter life. anyway, we won't impose our own opinions on the other because we know that china and germany are two totally different societies. interestingly, one of the german boys once said, "we can expect that china will become the superpower in the world while germany will decay after some time. why? because you are studying when we are drinking!" it is just a joke and he apparently has no intent to work harder in order to save germany from this supposed "decadence".