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每个人都曾试图在平淡的学习、工作和生活中写一篇文章。写作是培养人的观察、联想、想象、思维和记忆的重要手段。范文怎么写才能发挥它最大的作用呢？这里我整理了一些优秀的范文，希望对大家有所帮助，下面我们就来了解一下吧。
日语留言条的格式及篇一
2、有个叫山口的人来电话说,原定明天中午一起吃饭的事因故取消,并且已通知了其他相关人员,晚上会再打来电话。
3、房东交办的①去市立图书馆还cd ;②去超市买麻婆豆腐调料(マーボー豆腐のもと),两事均己办妥。调料己经放入冰箱。
4、写出你对日本大学生择业标准的印象或评价。
5、叙述你当时的心情或感想。
6、简单分析日本大学生择业标准的特点。
7、简单介绍你将如何支配自由时间。
8、使用｢です、ます｣体。
9、简单写出随着科技的进步，人类对天气认知情况的变化。
10、字数为300～350字。
11、邮件的灵活性。邮件是一种沟通方式，不要过于拘泥于格式，每家公司或者每个导师都会有自己的邮件风格和习惯，大家入乡随俗吧。
12、写出天气与人类生活的关系。
日语留言条的格式及篇二
note(便条)
may 15th
dear alice.
i wonder if you eould lend me your chinese-english dictionary. i will return it three days later. now i am translating an important chinese article into english. however, i often meet some chinese words which i dont know how to say in english. so i have to turn to the chinese-english dietionary for help from time to time. but mine is lost. i will take good care of your dictionary. i will definitely not damage it. thank you very much!
jenny
亲爱的艾丽丝：
我想知道你能否把你的汉英词典借给我，三天后还给你。现在我正在把一篇重要的中文文章翻译成英文。然而我经常遇到一些不知如何用英语表达的词，所以我必须时不时地求助于汉英词典，但是我的丢了。我会好好爱护你的词典，绝不损坏。非常感谢!
5月15日
may 15th
dear alice,
would you please lend
日语留言条的格式及篇三
1.称呼和问候：从信纸的左边开始。
一般用dear或my dear，觉得肉麻的话，用hi开始也可以。如：dear miss lindse或hi dolly. 第二行问候，可以说how are you?i hope you are well. long time no see之类 2.信的正文：指信的内容部分。
从称呼的下一行第一段开始写，和中文一样，空出一段距离。 3.结束语：指正文下面的结尾类似此致敬礼的话。
yours或sincerely很流行，have a good day(weekend视日期而定)，英国人喜欢用cheers，用这个会显得很英国化，这些用一句就可以了。 4.签名和日期：签上你的名字。
写在结束语的下面，稍右。 日期的顺序是：日、月、年。
如：13 jun 2009。
日语留言条的格式及篇四
scene a 吉娜与戴夫在各自的隔间里工作
zina: hey, dave. look at this another green note. someone must have left it while i was in la.
吉娜： 嘿，戴夫。你看这个--又一张绿色便条纸。一定是有人趁我去洛城的时候放的。
dave: what does it say this time? is it a death threat?
戴夫： 这次是写什么?索命威胁啊?
zina: it says, “my dear kitten, / im sorry i havent written. / it doesnt mean im not still 1) smitten. / i am.”
吉娜： 上面写着：“我亲爱的小猫，抱歉好一阵子没捎信， 这可不是我不魂牵梦萦。我仍迷恋着你。”
dave: youve got to 2) admit, he does have a way with words.
戴夫： 你得承认他还真会舞文弄墨。
zina: its a bunch of 3) mush! where does he get off calling me a kitten?
吉娜： 为赋新词强说愁!他凭什么叫我“小猫”?
dave: 4) considering how youve been 5) behaving, ill admit it is a bit surprising.
戴夫： 由你最近的行为看来，我承认这种称呼有些让人意外。
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语言详解
a: do you admit that what you did was wrong?
你承认你做错了吗?
b: i admit it, but im not sorry.
我承认，但我不感到抱歉。
【have a way with...对……很有一套】
have a way with...是指交际手腕或是对某方面的造诣很高，可以用在人与人的关系上：
a: she has a way with men.
她对于男人很有一套。
b: thats because shes young and sexy.
那是因为她年轻又性感。
【where does he get off...他凭什么……】
当你觉得某人做得太过分，不禁质疑起他有何权利这样做的时候，你就可以用上这个表达法where does he get off...“他凭什么……”
a: where does he get off telling me i need to lose some weight?
他凭什么跟我说我应该要减重?
b: hes your doctor. hes just concerned about your health.
他是你的医生，他只是关心你的健康。
1) smite (v.) 使神魂颠倒。smitten是过去分词当形容词用，表示被动的意思。
2) admit (v.) 承认
3) mush (n.) 过分的多愁善感
4) considering (adv., prep) 鉴于……，考虑到……
5) behave (v.) 举止，行为
日语留言条的格式及篇五
便条上的爱作文
“叮铃铃……”九点半的闹钟一如既往的响了。我睁开惺忪的睡眼，伸了个懒腰，磨磨蹭蹭地下了床。
拉开了浅色淡雅的窗帘，刺眼的阳光便洒向木质的地板，瞬间溢满了整个房间。“咕咕”肚子也被热烈的阳光撩拨得激动起来。我揉了揉饥饿的肚子，准备到厨房里搜寻点儿吃的。
一进餐厅，便见乳白色的冰箱上贴着一张粉红色的爱心形便条。这或许又是叮嘱我中午做饭的吧，我在心里冷笑。唉，什么妈妈嘛，每天都不做点早饭留在这，家里又没什么吃的，只得又吃方便面充饥了。我极不情愿地去拿出了一袋方便面，然后去拿锅子等水。揭开锅盖的那一刹那，我惊住了，里面竟然有两根还冒着热气的`玉米！
黄澄澄的玉米安静地躺在那里，好似刚出浴的美人般娇嫩，散发出诱人的香气，刺激着我的味蕾。
我简直不敢相信自己的眼睛，怀疑这是否是昨晚煮的却还没盛出来吃的玉米。唉，不管了，有吃的就赶紧吃吧，正好愁着早饭呢。我捞上来那两根玉米，尝了一口，呀，还挺甜的。我端着碗乐滋滋地来到餐厅。冰箱上的便条到底写的是什么啊？在好奇心的强烈驱使下，我跑去揭下了便条，那娟秀的字体便映入了我的眼帘。
“闺女，起来饿了吧，妈妈给你煮了两根玉米在锅里，知道你爱吃。冰箱里还有一碗紫菜蛋汤，热热喝了吧。一定要吃啊，不吃对胃不好的。”
言语不多，短短几句话，却在我的心里激起了一股暖流。那字字包含着爱的话语，如跳动的音符，顿时奏起了一曲爱的交响。我知道妈妈每天很忙，我想起了每次我不吃早饭她责怪我的表情，生气却又含有心疼，让我永远也忘不掉。这便条并不是如我之前所想，要我去做什么家务的留言，而是对我关心的留言。小小的爱心形便条，也正符合她对我的心意吧？原来她从不缺少对我的关心啊……
我端出汤，放到微波炉里加热。那暖暖的橙色的微光映衬着爱，映入了我的心房。
温暖的阳光静静地照在我的身上，吃着甜甜的玉米，喝着热乎乎的汤，唇齿之间溢满了爱的味道。
日语留言条的格式及篇六
岁月的便条英语散文
can you still find this day, my dear, among your possessions?
among the souvenirs of your trips to faraway lands, the textbooks from those halcyon days when you walked the hallowed portals of that engineering college, the cassettes whose covers were left behind after one of those bacchanalian sessions in the hostel, the photographs of those classmates whose names you cant remember? or is it hidden in the darkness, put out of sight along with the book you bought but never read, the gift you never quite found a use for and the letters you never finished or sent.
i can still find it here, in the city, in the house which you have never visited, in the kitchen where i have imaginary conversations with you. it is here even when i am not, for i go out now, leaving the light on and the music playing, so i can return home to the illusion of company.
i am probably better off now. without secrets to keep from my parents. without someone to come between me and my friends, me and my pastimes, me and my work, me and my sensible, understandable, utilitarian life. the life that i keep trying, keep failing to bring in line with the expectations that i keep trying, keep failing to make my own.
it is not that i always feel like this, sometimes i yearn for those days when tears and laughter both came easy. those easy and quick transitions from ecstasy to despair. when a compliment could keep my mind occupied for hours on end and a harsh word could prick like a pin the same skin which now seems dry and insensitive. like probably millions around the world, i look outside the window of a crowded bus, lost in my own thoughts and wonder how it could happen to me.
was i not supposed to be different from the rest? not for the silly schoolgirl infatuation with the football team captain or the fascination with the good for nothing, pot-smoking aspiring poet. ours was a mature friendship that had blossomed into more. how could i feel a pang of envy then, when you lent a helping hand to another girl, when you spoke about someone whos far away and about to be married, when you were so involved in the book you were reading that you did not notice that we never met all day?
when we decided that it had been too long and that we should meet, i carefully started preparing a package for you. a small poem, that book you always wanted but never found, an old photograph and a bar of chocolate for us to share. what would i wear and what would we talk about? the package still remains in my drawer waiting for the phone to ring again.
it was a rainy sunday afternoon when we sat in my tiny hostel room, discussing capitalism and campus gossip with equal fervor. when it seemed as if those conversations could last forever and we would never tire of them. when joni mitchell sang “california” seven times on continuous play before we thought of getting out.
then one day suddenly we were looking for each other. you were always somewhere else, doing something else and strangely enough so was i. those new people i met on that trip and that junior guy who loved the same movies i do. that girl next door who took math lessons from you. my room was almost always locked and yours was no different. we seemed to have discovered a whole world outside of ourselves all of a sudden. the tragedy was we had also lost the world we had before.
then came the rescue mission. the loud fights in the hostel wing, the long silences and the desperate angry notes. frustration, anxiety and even love revealing itself in the ugliest possible ways. then indifference, complacency and resignation. calm, dispassionate discussions on how we could stay friends. the decision that we should always let the other know when we would be around. thats when i started leaving those yellow post-its on the door. those yellow post-its which by the time i came back would have your coordinates that i never used. if we had all of them now, they would be telling this tale a lot better than i am now.
back home, i still continue leaving those post-its to this day, hoping that someone will write their whereabouts on them as well.
日语留言条的格式及篇七
便条 note
june 28
dear ,
i am gong back home tomorrow and our school has promised to send a car to take me to the airport. i am wondering whether the car has been confirmed. it would be appreciated if you could check on and remind the driver of this matter. i am afraid it would be too early to take a taxi, so i have to confirm with you. besides, thank you for you care in the past year. i am really grateful for your care in the last year. its happy and memorable for me to work in our school. given the chance, ill be back again. last, i leave some books for library and i hope they are useful to students.
sincerely yours,
lynne
亲爱的李老师：
我明天就要回学校了，学校保证会派车送我到机场。我想知道车是否已经订好了。如果你能确认一下并提醒司机这件事，我将不胜感激。我怕打的太早了，所以我必须向你确认。另外，感谢你在过去一年里对我的照顾。我真的对此表示很感激。在我们学校工作的日子很快心而且值得怀念。如果有机会，我会再回来了。最后，我给图书馆留了一些书，而且我希望它们会对学生有用。
