Piaojiaju English

1. From Gone with the Wind 16 1. Land is the only thing in the world worth working for, fighting for and dying for. Because it is the only thing that lasts forever.

Land is the only thing in the world worth working for, fighting for and dying for, because it is the only thing that lasts forever.

I wish I could be more like you.

I wish I were like you.

No matter what happens, I will love you as I do now. Until I die.

No matter what happens, I will love you as much as I do now and forever.

I think it is difficult to win a war with words. I think it's useless to talk on paper.

5. Sir, you are not a gentleman. Miss, you are not a lady.

Sir, you are neither a gentleman nor a lady, miss.

I don't expect anything in return. I always get the money.

I do everything just to get something in return. I always get paid.

7. I love you more than any woman I have ever loved. I've been waiting for you longer than any woman.

I love you more than any woman I have ever loved. I've waited for you longer than any other woman.

Even if I have to lie, steal, cheat or kill, as God is my witness, I will never go hungry again!

Even if I have to lie, steal, cheat and kill, as God is my witness, I will never be hungry again.

9. Now, I find myself living in a world worse than death. A world where there is no place for me.

I find myself living in a world more painful than death, a world where there is no place for me.

10. You are abandoning happiness with your hands. Pursue things that will never make you happy.

You give up your happiness to pursue something that won't make you happy at all.

1 1.Home. I'm going home. I will find a way to get him back. After all, tomorrow is another day.

Home, I want to go home. I want to find a way to get him back. Anyway, tomorrow is another day.

I was never that kind of person. I can't patiently pick up the pieces on the ground, put them together, and then tell myself that this patched thing is exactly the same as new. If something is broken, it's broken-I'd rather remember its best side than fix it and look at the broken place all my life.

I never patiently pick up broken pieces, stick them together, and then tell myself that the repaired whole is as good as new. What's broken is broken-I'd rather remember it at its best than repair it and see the broken place in my lifetime.

I am a big fan of Gone with the Wind. Read repeatedly.

I think the most classic is the following sentences.

1. After all, tomorrow is another day. -Scarlett.

After all, tomorrow is another day.

2. A charm-a perfection, a symmetry like Greek art.. -Ashley

At that time, it was fascinating, as perfect, complete and symmetrical as ancient Greek art. (Ashley's elaboration of pre-war life)

I have never been a patient person to clean up the mess. Broken thing-I'd rather remember its best appearance than repair it and see the broken place in my lifetime. -Rhett

I was never that kind of person. I can't patiently pick up some pieces, stick them together, and then tell myself that this repaired thing is as good as new. Something is broken-I'd rather remember what it looked like at its best than fix it and look at those broken places all my life.

I'll play by myself. Oh, let me be the best. Thank you O(∩_∩)O~

Margaret Mitchell will always be the god of literature in my heart!

4. Gone with the Wind classic English jokes, the most classic sentence is: Tomorrow is another day! Tomorrow is another day! The words in the joke are a marriage proposal dialogue:-So I change the subject and say what I want to say. -Then I'll tell you what I'm going to say.

-Then say it and get out! -Come on, we'll leave when we're done! -What's this? -What's this? -I can't go on without you. -I can't live without you. -You are the most impolite person to come here at such a time.-Take your dirty-you are such an uneducated person! I made up my mind the first day I saw you at Twenty Oaks. You are the only woman for me. -When I first met you at Twelve Oaks, I knew I wanted you.

Now that you've got Rammir and Frank's money, you won't come to me like going to prison. Now that you are rich, you don't have to treat me like you did when you came to visit me in prison. -So I think I have to marry you. -So I know I have to marry you.

-I've never heard of such bad taste. -I've never heard such a bad lie. -Would you believe me more if I knelt down? -I have to get down on my knees. Please believe me? Let go of me, you scoundrel, and get out! Let go of me, you scoundrel, and get out! Forgive my impulse for scaring you.

Forgive me, my impulse scared you. My dear Scarlett. I mean, my dear Mrs. Kennedy. -... my dear Scarlett, Mrs. Gump.

-But you must have noticed it in the past.-But don't you realize it now? ...

My friendship with you has matured into a deeper feeling. -Have I matured my feelings for you? -A better, purer and more sacred feeling. -that feeling is so beautiful, pure and sacred. -Dare I say? Could it be love? -I dare ask, isn't that love? -Get up and get down on your knees. I don't like your common jokes. -Get up.

I'm tired of your low-level jokes. -It's an honorable proposal.

-This is a very serious proposal. At the moment when I think I have the best chance. -... I think the time is ripe.

-I can't wait all my life to meet you between husbands. -I can't wait any longer. -You were rescued. You were pregnant. -You're mean and conceited.

I think this conversation has gone deep enough. -I think we should stop talking. Besides, I will never get married again. -Besides, I'll never get married again.

-Oh, yes, you will. You will marry me. -No, you will remarry. You will marry me. -What about you? You! -What about you? You! I don't love you! -I won't love you! -I don't like getting married. -I don't like getting married either.