經典是一個語義十分豐富的概念,面對經典的不同解釋,明確其概念是進行經典閱讀的前提。下面是小編帶來的經典的英語句子，歡迎閱讀!

經典的英語句子精選

1. Be Aware of (and Act on) Opportunities

認準(并把握住)機會

“I’m a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work the more I have of it.” – Thomas Jefferson

“我很相信運氣，我發現我越是努力，就越發幸運。”——托馬斯·杰斐遜

How much luck do you think you can look forward to if you stay locked up in your house like a hermit? Probably not much. If you don’t get out there and take action, you’ll find yourself in a sad pit of doom that is devoid of opportunity. Wanna be lucky? Life isn’t a charity, so get to work.

天天像隱士一樣呆在家里，你覺得能有多少好運氣?肯定不會多。如果不出去看看，采取行動，你會始終現在缺乏機遇的怪圈里。想要更幸運?生活不是福利院，出去工作吧。

2. Visualize Success

想象成功

“Luck is a matter of preparation meeting opportunity.” – Lucius Annaeus Seneca

“幸運就是為機會做準備的過程。”—— 羅馬哲學家賽尼加

How well do you think you will perform on a date, job interview, or sporting event if your thoughts are filled with reasons you will fail? The odds would not be in your favor. The best athletes see themselves winning a game long before it starts. The best stage actors imagine an audience exploding with laughter and applause before they set foot on stage. If you’re going to a job interview, imagine how thoughtful your responses will be during your drive. If you’re preparing for a date, imagine how classy/handsome/sexy/funny the other person will find you while you get dressed. You must first see success happen before you can make it happen.

如果腦海中填滿了失敗的想法，你覺得自己在約會、面試或運動賽事上的勝算還能有多大?事情也不會如你所愿。最好的運動員在比賽開始之前就能預見贏得比賽;最好的舞臺演員在登場之前就會想象觀眾雷鳴般的笑聲和掌聲;如果你要去參加面試，路上想象一下你的回答會很周到;如果要準備約會，打扮的時候想象一下另一半會覺得你是多么的古典/帥氣/性感/可愛。你必須在事情發生之前就去預見成功。

3. Focus on the Positive

保持積極的心態

“The best luck of all is the luck you make for yourself.” – Douglas MacArthur

“最好的運氣就是自己創造的。”——道格拉斯·麥克阿瑟

An unfortunate thing that happened to me: Last week, my car engine died on the road going into my apartment complex. My vehicle didn’t come to a slow stop, but rather a dead halt. Let’s just say the bill from the mechanic wasn’t pretty, so I wasn’t very happy about this. But then it hit me: I was so lucky! My drive home that night included a 30-minute voyage on a crowded interstate. Now imagine how much worse my situation would have been if my car suddenly quit with a vehicle traveling 70 M.P.H. right behind me. I’m happy that I was lucky enough for my car to quit in the safety of my own parking lot, because had it gone out on the interstate, it’s very possible I wouldn’t be here to type this. Look for the good in all things.

上周發生了一件不好的事：回家的路上車子的發動機壞了。我的車子不是慢慢停下來而是突然熄火。維修費當然不少，這也讓我非常的不爽。但我突然想到：我是多么幸運!那天晚上回家還需要在鬧市區開30分鐘。現在想象一下如果我的車突然停下來后面正是一輛70碼時速奔馳的車，這個后果可想而知了吧。我真幸運車子是在自己的停車位拋錨，而不是鬧市區，否則也許我就沒命來告訴你們這些了。從積極面看待事情吧。

4. Listen to Your Gut

相信自己的直覺

“Humor has bailed me out of more tight situations than I can think of. If you go with your instincts and keep your humor, creativity follows. With luck, success comes, too.” – Jimmy Buffett

“幽默讓我在很多緊張的情況都變得沒那么慌張。如果你跟隨自己的直覺，保持你的幽默，創造力也就如約而至。有了運氣，成功也就來了。”——吉米·巴菲特

Look, we all make the occasional bad decision, so it’s in your best interest to be decisive. Trust your gut instinct and allow your intuition to guide you. Of course, you could agonize over every single decision in your life, but there is no guarantee that all that extra deliberation will lead to an increased likelihood of success (odds are it’ll just result in wasted time and opportunity).

我們都做過錯誤的決定，所以要讓自己決斷起來。相信你的直覺，讓它指引著你。當然，你需要仔細衡量人生中的每一個決定，但也不能確保你的每一個深思熟慮都能加大成功的機會(也有可能只是浪費時間和機會罷了)。

5. Brush Your Shoulders Off

減輕負擔

“Most of us regard good luck as our right, and bad luck as a betrayal of that right.” – William Feather

“大部分人都把好運看成是我們的權利，把壞運氣視為對這種權利的背叛。”——威廉·斐勒

No, you can’t have it all. Yes, you will fail sometimes. No, life isn’t fair. Yes, you have to deal with it.

不，你不可能擁有所有的好運氣;是的，有時候你也會失敗;不，生活其實并不公平;是的，你得自己學著接受。

6. Try Again from Another Angle

從別的角度看待問題

“Remember that sometimes not getting what you want is a wonderful stroke of luck.”

“記住如果有時候沒有得到你想要的，其實這是在攢運氣呢。”

Just because your plan failed doesn’t necessarily mean it was a bad idea — it could just be your execution or that method of delivery needs to be tweaked. The more you learn and grow, the more “lucky” and successful you will be.

計劃失敗并不能說明你的想法是錯誤的——也許只是在執行過程中出了問題，或是方法需要改進。學習和成長的越多，你就會越幸運越成功。

7. Reduce Stress and Negative Thinking

減輕壓力和消極想法

“Here’s the thing about luck…you don’t know if it’s good or bad until you have some perspective.” – Alice Hoffman

“這里有一個關于運氣的東西......你不知道到底是好還是壞，直到你有一些觀點。”——愛麗絲·霍夫曼

Remember that time agonizing over things beyond your control made all of your problems go away? Didn’t think so. Most of us are walking, talking balls of stress. If you’re so stressed out that you can’t think straight, open doors and opportunities will blow past you without the slightest recollection. The next time you’re feeling down, ask yourself these 10 questions that prove you’re doing better than you think (go ahead and bookmark that so you can repeat this exercise as needed!).

還記得一切盡在掌控煩惱全部沒有的日子么?恐怕沒有。我們都在壓力下生活著。如果壓力過大，你就無法簡單思考，開啟大門，機遇也會和你擦肩而過。下次感到低落的時候，問自己十個能證明自己做的比想象中還要好的問題吧(試試，記下來這些問題，以后可以經常拿出來練習哦)。

8. Live in the Now

活在當下

“When it comes to luck, you make your own.” – Bruce Springsteen

“說到運氣，你需要自己去創造。”——布魯斯·斯普林斯汀

It is easy to get so caught up in our own little worlds that we become oblivious to the other people, places, and things around us. Developing an ability to live in the present moment will help you notice opportunities that would otherwise breeze past without recollection.

小小世界被人追趕上太正常不過，我們也會遺忘其他人、地方以及一些事情。培養自己活在當下的能力能幫助你注意到機會，因為說不準什么時候就稍縱即逝了。

9. Be Curious about Everything

對一切充滿好奇

“Ability is of little account without opportunity.” – Napoleon Bonaparte

“沒有機會，能力將毫無用處。”——拿破侖·波拿巴

Developing curiosity will help you open doors that were previously closed. How is that? Because being curious will give you a fresh perspective on things, arming you with an ability to identify solutions to problems that others might miss. The more creative and innovative you are, the more luck you can create for yourself.

培養好奇心能幫你打開原本緊閉著的大門。為什么呢?保持好奇心能讓你用新的視角看待問題，給你一種解決難題的能力，而其他人也許就這么錯過了。你越有創造力，就能為自己帶來越多的運氣。

10. Keep on Hustling

堅持努力

“Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more you sweat, the luckier you get.” – Ray Kroc

“運氣就是汗水換來的。流得汗越多，你就越幸運。”——雷·克羅克

You don’t lose until you quit, so don’t quit.

只要不放棄就不算失敗，所以不要放棄。

經典的英語句子閱讀

a good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination.

精明的頭腦和善良的心靈往往是個不可思議的組合。

after climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb.

登上高峰后，你會發現還有更多的山峰要翻越。

education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.

教育是最強有力的武器，你能用它來改變世界。

for to be free is not merely to cast off one&39;s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.

自由不僅僅意味著擺脫自身的枷鎖，還意味著以一種尊重并增加他人自由的方式生活。

i detest racialism, because i regard it as a barbaric thing, whether it comes from a black man or a white man.

我痛恨種族主義，不管是來自黑人或是來自白人的種族主義，在我看來，都是野蠻未開化的。

i dream of an africa which is in peace with itself.

我向往一個內部和平的非洲。

i dream of the realization of the unity of africa, whereby its leaders combine in their efforts to solve the problems of this continent. i dream of our vast deserts, of our forests, of all our great wildernesses.

我夢見，通過非洲各國領導人齊心協力共同解決非洲的種種問題，非洲實現了統一。我夢見那廣袤的沙漠、茂密的森林，還有那無際的荒野。

i learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. the brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.

我懂得了，勇氣不是沒有恐懼，而是戰勝恐懼。勇者不是感覺不到害怕的人，而是克服自身恐懼的人。

if there are dreams about a beautiful south africa, there are also roads that lead to their goal. two of these roads could be named goodness and forgiveness.

有建設美好南非的夢想，就有通向夢想的道路。善良和寬恕就是其中的兩條大道。

經典的英語句子學習

if you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. if you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.

如果你用一個人聽得懂的語言與他交流，他會記在腦子里;如果你用他自己的語言與他交流，他會記在心里。

if you want to make peace with your enemy, you have to work with your enemy. then he becomes your partner.

若想與敵和平共處，就要與敵并肩作戰。敵亦將為友。

in my country we go to prison first and then become president.

在我的祖國，我們先當囚徒，后當總統。

it always seems impossible until its done.

在事情未成功之前，一切總看似不可能。

it is better to lead from behind and to put others in front, especially when you celebrate victory when nice things occur. you take the front line when there is danger. then people will appreciate your leadership.

作為領袖，最好是在后方領導，讓其他人站在前線，尤其是在慶祝勝利或好事時;但在危險時，你要站在前線。這樣，人們會欣賞你的領導力。