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Question

怎样描写一个熟悉的人，不太熟悉的人！大概300字。大家说下大概提纲就行。最主要的是些人的哪些方面，先写什么后写什么?或者大家给我介绍些文章 网址之类的。给我些写作技巧！

Answer 1

描述相貌的有:beautiful, pretty, good-looking, charming, sweet, handsome, funny, ugly, rough, ill-looking
体格（build）: fat 肥胖的; thin 瘦的; slim 苗条的; overweight 超重; slight 瘦小的; well-built身材魁梧
脸型（face）: round 圆的; thin 瘦的; long 长的; square 方的，oval椭圆的
头发（hair）: (1) 发型（hair style）: straight 直的; curly 卷发的; pigtails 辫子; crew cut 平头; bald秃头的 plait，braid辫子 A. Her hair is brown and curly. 她有着一头棕色而卷曲的头发。(2) 发色(hair color): jet-black 乌黑的; fair 金色的; blonde 淡黄色的; golden 金黄色的; dyed 染色的; brunette 浅黑色的; mousey 灰褐色的; chestnut 栗色的.
五官 （1）眼睛（eye）: deep-set 深陷的; sunken 凹陷的; bulging/protruding 凸出的; eyelashes 睫毛; eyebrows 眉毛. A. His eyes are deep-set because he has worked till midnight for a long time. 他的眼睛深陷，因为他这段时间经常工作到深夜。
B. He had the most beautiful blue eyes I had ever seen. 她有一双我从未见过的漂亮蓝眼睛。
Arched eyebrows柳叶眉 almond-eyed杏眼的
(2) 鼻子(nose): long 长的; straight 挺直的; big 大的; small 小的; flat 扁平的; hooked 钩状的. A. He was born a hooked nose. 他天生是鹰钩鼻。 B. His nose is very big, so he doesn’t like it. 他的鼻子很大，所以他不喜欢它。
Brandy nose／acne nose 酒糟鼻(3) 嘴部(mouth): Cherry tips 樱桃嘴tooth 牙齿; even 整齐的; uneven 不整齐的; chin下巴。 A. When he laughs, we see his even teeth. 当他笑的时候，我们看见他有一口整齐的牙齿。 B. She has a double chin. 她有双下巴。
描写女性（容貌）的句子总结：1）she was young, with a fair, calm face that showed a certain strength.她是一个年轻人，满脸的恬静，表现出一种与众不同的力量2）a girl with long straight hair 留着长长直发的女孩 3）curl 卷发 The girls had blond curls. 小姑娘长着金色卷发。 4） She is a slim girl, while her boyfriend is well-built. 她很苗条，她的男朋友很魁梧。 5）She is a little overweight, so she decided to lose weight. 她有一点超重，所以她打算减肥。 5）She eats too much these days , so her face is getting round . 她最近吃得太多了，所以她的脸变圆了。 6）Her hair is brown and curly. 她有着一头棕色而卷曲的头发。 7） She is a beautiful girl with fair hair. 她是一个金发美女。 8） He had the most beautiful blue eyes I had ever seen. 她有一双我从未见过的漂亮蓝眼睛。 9）B. She has a double chin. 她有双下巴。 10）C. She is charming when she smiles. 她笑起来的时候很可爱。 描写男性的25句1）he was wonderfully good-looking, with his brown hair, his clear-cut face, and his grey eyes. He was popular with the men as he was with women.他长得很帅，棕色的眼睛和头发，轮廓清晰的脸庞，灰色的眼睛，男人和女人都喜欢他。
2）he was a strange, rough fellow, with a freckled face and red, rough bear他长得又怪又粗糙，一脸的雀斑，一个蓬乱的红胡子。
3）英语描写乞丐He was standing on a raised platform in a corner of the room. He was a wizened old man with wrinkled face and a sad expression. Over his shoulder was thrown a rough brown coat, all torn and full of holes. His thick boots were old and patched ;and with one hand he leant on a rough stick, while with the other he held out his battered hat for money.他站在屋子角落一个支高的台子上，他是一个老人，满脸的皱纹和悲伤的表情。他的肩膀上搭着一件粗糙，破烂的棕色外套，他的厚靴子上也打了补丁，他用一个手倚着一根拐杖，另一只手拿他的破帽子讨钱。
4）He was the man with the gun. he was a heavy man, bald, with scarred and brutal face. he had been in a hundred fights, and they'd left their marks on him.他是拿枪的人。他是一个很壮的男人，秃顶的，脸上有伤疤，一副凶相。他和人打过上百次，身上到处是伤。
5）They were a pack of bearded ,ragged, half-naked animals, and i probably looked as bad as they.他们是一群胡子拉查，衣衫褴褛的野兽，而我的样子恐怕和他们差不多。
6）Robert is 21 years old. He is about 5 feet, 9 inches tall . His face is long and narrow. His eyes are green. His hair is light brown. He doesn't look very Italian. He smiles a little and usually has a friendly look on his face. He isn't fat and he isn't thin. His build is average. 罗伯特21岁了，他身高大约5.9英尺，脸瘦瘦长长的，绿眼睛。浅棕色的头发，看起来不大像意大利人。他总是面带微笑，非常友好。他不胖也不瘦，中等身材。 7）He used to be middle-sized, but when he is getting old , he is becoming short. 他原本是中等身材，但随着年龄的增长，他变矮了。8）His eyes are deep-set because he has worked till midnight for a long time. 他的眼睛深陷，因为他这段时间经常工作到深夜。9）He was born a hooked nose. 他天生是鹰钩鼻。10） His nose is very big, so he doesn’t like it. 他的鼻子很大，所以他不喜欢它。 11）When he laughs, we see his even teeth. 当他笑的时候，我们看见他有一口整齐的牙齿。 12）He looks casual just wearing a tweed suit. 他穿了一件花格子衬衫，看上去很随便。 13）Because of his high scores, he smiles brightly. 因为他得了高分，所以笑得很灿烂。 14）He was small at first , but he came on quickly. He was a beautiful child, with dark gold curly hair, and dark-blue eyes which changed gradually to a clear grey. 最初他个子矮小瘦弱，但他长得很快。他是个漂亮的孩子，有一头棕色的卷发，和一双深蓝浅灰相间的眼睛。 15）The middle-aged man already has double chins and receding hairline. 这个中年人已有了双下巴，头发也日渐稀少。 16）He looked even smaller than he really was because he wore dirty clothes. 他看上去比他本来年龄更小，因为他穿着脏衣服。 17）Harry had a thin face, black hair , and bright green eyes. 哈瑞很瘦，有一头黑色的头发和明亮的绿色眼睛。 18）He is a warm-hearted man, so we all like him. 他是一个热心的人，所以我们都很喜欢他。 19）He is stupid and careless. 他既愚蠢又粗心。 20）Don't trust him, because he is dishonest. 不要相信他，因为他不老实。 21）He is very happy and sweet. 他又高兴又甜蜜。 22）They didn’t know what to do with themselves for joy. 他们高兴得不知道怎们办好。 23）He looks so sad. 他看起来很悲伤。 24）He easily loses his temper. 他很容易发脾气。 25）He beamed on his visitors. 他对着客人们微笑。

Answer 2

：Describe a Person Who has Significantly Effected You

I shudder at the sight of it. I'd rather see them steal that salad than throw it away," my father bellows in consternation after witnessing the closing rituals at Wendy's.

"Pa, they do it so they can serve fresh food tomorrow," I defend the fast food employees' actions.

Despite our past four and a half years in "the Land of Plenty," my father clings to his frugality and tremendous respect for food, acquired by necessity throughout his life in the Soviet Union. The sharp contrast between my Americanized perspective and old views and habits retained by my father makes such debates a common occurrence. Besides performing all the prescribed functions of a "parental unit," my father helps me attain objectivity in my judgments by demonstrating how cultural background affects our view of situations.

Coming to the United States at the age of thirteen felt like falling into a roaring stream without any swimming skills. Dog paddling, panting, and swallowing gallons of water on the way, I learned to keep myself afloat and gradually gained experience. Cultural adaptation was not a choice--it was a survival need. Along with comic strips and smiles at supermarkets, my mind absorbed such elements of American culture as equal opportunity and self-confidence. The existence of programs such as English as a Second Language at my junior high school persuaded me that these concepts were implemented in daily life. I was thrilled that someone had toiled to ensure that foreigners like myself had the same access to education as the other students. Thus convinced of the tangibility of American beliefs, I began to deem them universal.

On the other hand, my father, a 45-year old when we arrived, still perceives reality in Soviet terms, with American customs being an exception to the rule. His comments on the news radically differ from what my American friends have to say. When the hospitalization of the Russian President Boris Yeltsin had the world pondering Russia's future, my father inferred latent meanings from newspaper articles. "I can only trust half of what they say," he would grumble. "Here they say the President doesn't have a liver condition, which, of course, means that he does." Stemming from the paucity of integrity in the old Soviet Union, disbelief and sarcasm permeate Papa's personal philosophy.

Dismissing all things immaterial as irrelevant, my father often ridicules the ideas I hold dear, such as political correctness. Some of my activities he does not question, but admits that their value is a mystery to him. "Why do you want to take literature classes?" he asks me with genuine amazement. "You can read on your own, why do more homework?" Yet my enrollment in numerous math and science classes does not baffle him, math and science being matters of "substance."

When I challenge the legitimacy of Papa's beliefs, he rolls his eyes and says, "I am too old to change my typical Soviet mind." At first that seemingly feeble excuse infuriated me, but then the validity of it started to register. While verbally crossing swords with my father, I realized that only four years ago, I would have sincerely supported his every word. Further reflection upon this thought led me to be more attentive to others' point of view. Now, when engaged in a discussion, I ask myself, what causes this person to think this way? Viewing the issue from several aspects, I gain a more profound and objective insight. My father provides a point of reference, reminding me of unique circumstances that shape everyone's perspective.

Answer 3

MY MOTHER