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一、起英文名字
harrisonharrison(古英语)，亨利之子。harrison被形容为英俊，富有的男子，优雅，傲慢或是敏感脾气温和的人。
hugohugh的拉丁型式。大部份人眼中的hugo是圆润的男子(有点胖胖的)，个 *** 温和，独具特色，有时间观念。
*** k大个儿，大块头。在人们印象中 *** k是个辛勤工作，心思单纯，自动自发的年轻人且活泼外向。
howard(老式英语)看守人。howard形容的不是乏味的中等阶级就是富有掌权之人。
henry(老式德语)庄园的领主。henry这个名字给人数种不同的看法。懦弱的四眼书虫，野心勃勃， *** 自主的专业人士，或是强壮，随和的农夫。
9.Hans斯堪迪纳维亚语上帝是仁慈的
15.Harry Harold日耳曼语 *** 力量
20.Herbert日耳曼语杰出的 *** 或 *** 者
23.Holden日耳曼语和蔼的，仁慈的
二、急需一篇用英语介绍云南宣威火腿的文章
1、宣威火腿系列之一，起源：一段悲壮的民族融合史
2、洪武十四年（公元1381年），一个率着雄兵的大将从一个叫可渡的地方进入了云南地界，高原上的风把明朝 *** 的旗帜扯得猎猎作响，这个人就是明朝开国名将傅友德。时光再往前推一 *** ，在明朝 *** 驻足张望的同一个地方，另一个更著名的军事家在云南曲靖“三军会盟”、“七擒孟获”南征回朝的时候，也同样在这里驻足。传说北盘江滔滔江水切断了蜀军的去路，前方探路回来的哨兵回报说：前方可渡。于是，“可渡”就成了这个古时重要的交通驿站的名称。
3、所不同的是，诸葛亮所部已经在蛮夷之地历尽艰辛， *** 班师，蜀地在望。而傅友德大军则从这里踏入了平定 *** 的之一步。这个战功赫赫的镇南大将军进入云南后，所向披靡，零散盘踞在蛮地的土司 *** 望风归降。而后，明朝大军马不停蹄地到了入滇之一重镇，为了“宣播朝廷威德”，傅友德马鞭一挥，将这个重镇设为“宣威关”。
4、有了“可渡”才有了“宣威”，才有了“宣威火腿”，才有了后来的“饮和食德”。在讲述宣威火腿的历史之前，这是一段避不开的历史。假如说宣威火腿的历史是几百年来宣威地方史的缩影，这样说一点也不为过。
5、傅友德平定云南之后，大量的卫戍部队源源不断地进驻到了宣威附近广袤的土地上，他们或五百余人一卫，或一千余人为一所，以军屯的形式驻扎下来，就地守卫和屯垦。各地的驿、屯、铺、卫、所连为一体，官道和邮路有了保障。一段长达三百五十年“土流合治”的历史拉开了序幕。至此，大量内地汉族居民得以源源不断地涌入，一时间，整个高原的宁静被打破了。新兴的农耕文化在这片古老的土地上蔓延开来，整个宣威附近的生产方式发生了翻天覆地的变化，农耕工具已经掀开荒蛮的土地，汉地带来的 *** 开始生根发芽，随之而来，当地饮食文化也发生了巨大的变化。
6、火腿就是这个时候登场的。火腿的腌制 *** 源自汉族，这一点无可争议，早在宋朝，抗金名将宗泽发明了火腿的腌制 *** ，随后，火腿的腌制 *** 在内地汉族地区广为流传。而汉族在把农耕文化注入这块红土地的时候，自然也就把火腿的腌制 *** 注入进来了。无法想象，当他们再次施展腌制火腿的古老技艺的时候，是否把背井离乡的疾苦，秋水望穿的乡愁，或者是对这片古 *** 地上的美好向往，和着一把盐，透过岁月的伤口，揉进历史的深处。伴随着时光和盐分的渗入，发酵，风干，一个王朝的崛起，几代人的心血，最后凝结成一只通身绿毛的火腿。
7、历史无从考证从某年某月开始，宣威这块古老的土地上有了之一只火腿。但可以肯定的是，当他们品尝之一块火腿的时候，他的眼睛里散发出奇异的光芒，甚至泪流满面，他的味蕾屈服于一种难以言说的美味了，甚至，他们再一次嗅到了千里之外的故土的气息。他在这块火腿上尝到了不同，和以往所有的火腿不同的是，这只在高原上腌制出来的火腿散发出了一股特别的，弥久不散的芳香，他不知道是什么原因让火腿变得如此美味，只是心里充满了疑问、惊喜和哀伤。
8、时间的洪流如同北盘江的水滔滔不绝，硝烟逐渐散去，战马已经老死。大明王朝在边疆少数民族地区的 *** 逐步稳固，卫、所、屯、铺，逐渐成为了地名，曾经的作为卫戍到来将士已经完全融入到当地百姓的生活，一些将士的 *** 骨就埋葬在远离家乡数千里的红土高原上，其实他们已经能够预料得到，不远的将来，在傅友德曾经马鞭一指的地方，会是子孙的故土，后代的家乡。
9、不管土地愿不愿意，不管土司们愿不愿意，汉族的大量迁入和繁衍生息，彻底改变了滇东北高原原有的社会格局，新兴的生产力和文化成了历史发展的主流。汉族的土地在逐渐扩张，他们种植的谷物漫山遍野，养殖的牲畜挤满了栅栏。土著居民们也在逐步接受适应新鲜事物的来临，汉族文化在这个地域内碰撞交融。一种高原特有的，长着长毛的乌金猪在各个民族之间进行饲养和交易。少数民族开始学习汉族语言和文字，小心翼翼地尝试着接受汉族的饮食文化，而当他们惊讶的发现，汉族可以把猪肉通过腌制的 *** 保存到来年食用，并且这种经过腌制的猪肉让他们感到前所未有的惊讶的时候，少数民族也开始学习猪肉的腌制 *** 。当然，土司们也品尝到了这让他们未曾享用过的汉族美味，并且欣然接受了来自大地的馈赠。
10、对于宣威火腿来说，另一个重要的时刻来得晚一些。自傅友德设“宣威关”后的三百多年后，明王朝和“土流合制”已经相继土崩瓦解。
11、这一年是清雍正五年（公元1727年），清王朝实行“改土归流”的第二个年头，土司 *** 已经被撤销，新任宣威知州的四川籍官员张汉漫步在宣威街头，当时火腿已经上市，集市上摆满了作为 *** 的火腿，经过三百年的发展，宣威附近的沾益、昭通、威宁、水城——甚至整个云贵高原都有了火腿的影子。所有经销火腿的商贩，以宣威境内腌制的火腿为上品，均以宣威火腿名誉兜售火腿。张汉随口 *** ：这是什么火腿？
12、这时有人回答说：“宣威火腿！”
13、这是掷地有声的四个字，谁都不曾料想到，自从有“宣威”二字的产生，一直到“宣威火腿”四字的出现，其间经历了漫长的三百多年。与其说这三百年是中原汉族文化和边疆少数民族文化在宣威这块红土地上交融的历史，倒不如说它是宣威火腿的诞生史。当一段波澜壮阔悠悠漫长的历史的通过岁月的发酵，最后凝聚沉淀在一只火腿上的时候，我们不能怀疑这段历史的艰辛与伟大，不能怀疑宣威火腿最承载着的古朴与厚重。
14、其实，讲述宣威火腿，这只是一个开端。
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三、请用英语写篇关于美国风俗习惯的文章
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When meeting someone for the first time, it is custo *** ry to shake hands, both for men and for women. Hugs are only exchanged between close friends. Kissing is not common, and men n *** r kiss other men.
Americans will usually introduce themselves by their first name and last name(such as“Hello, I’m John Smith”), or, if the setting is very casual, by their first name only(“Hi, I’m John”). The common response when someone is introduced to you is“Pleased to meet you.” Unless someone is introduced to you with their title and last name(such as Mister Smith or Miss Johnson), you should address them by their first name. Americans nor *** lly address *** ryone they meet in a social or business setting by their first name. How *** r, you should always address yo *** college professors by their title and last name(such as Professor Jones), unless they ask you to do otherwise.
Americans nor *** lly answer the telephone by simply saying"Hello". If you are calling a business, the person answering the phone will give the name of the business and usually their own name as well. If the person you would like to speak to has answered the phone, you should say hello and state yo *** name. If not, you should ask for that person politely:“May I please speak with Andrew Brown?”
The *** jority of Americans h *** e answering *** chines in their homes. Also, the *** jority of businesses h *** e voice *** il accounts for their employees. When le *** ing a message, state yo *** name clearly and le *** e a telephone number where you can be reached. Telephone messages should be brief and to the point.
All resta *** ants in America accept cash for payment, and most( *** n some fast food resta *** ants) also accept credit cards. A few resta *** ants also accept ATM cards for payment. You will rarely find a resta *** ant that accepts checks.
It is common to h *** e to wait for a table at a popular resta *** ant. There are *** ny popular resta *** ants that do not accept reservations, or will only accept reservations for large parties(for example, six or more people). At these resta *** ants, the wait can be very long on a weekend night, sometimes up to 1 ho *** . How *** r, almost all upscale, or more for *** l, resta *** ants will accept reservations.
Many resta *** ants in America(except for fast food resta *** ants) h *** e a license to serve alcohol. Beer and wine are always *** ailable, and at some resta *** ants hard liquor(such as vodka or whisky) is also *** ailable. Resta *** ants that serve hard liquor are said to h *** e“a full bar.” The drinking age in America is 21. If you look young, be prepared to show proof of yo *** age when ordering alcohol.
There are only a few situations where tipping is expected. The one you will encounter most often is at resta *** ants. American resta *** ants do not add a service charge to the bill. Therefore it is expected that the customer will le *** e a tip for the server. Common practice is to le *** e a tip that is equal to 15% of the total bill for acceptable service, and about 20% for superior service. If the service was unusually poor, then you could le *** e a *** aller tip, about 10%.
Other professions where tipping is expected include hairdressers, taxi drivers, hotel porters, parking valets, and bartenders. The general rule is to tip approxi *** tely 15% of the bill. In situations where there is no bill(as with hotel porters and parking valets), the tip *** y range from$1 to$5, depending on the type of establishment and on how good the service was.
Smoking is not as common in America as in *** ny other countries. Generally, Americans *** oke less than E *** opeans and much less than Asians. It is a practice that is becoming less and less socially acceptable.
Smoking is prohibited in *** ny places. It is not allowed in any public buildings, on any public transportation(including airplane flights within the United States), in shops, movie theaters, schools, and office buildings. The general rule is if you are indoors, then you probably are not allowed to *** oke. The exceptions are bars, nightclubs, and some resta *** ants. If a resta *** ant does allow *** oking, it will only be in an area that is desi *** ated for *** okers. If you are with someone, *** n outdoors, it is polite to ask if they mind before you start *** oking.
The legal *** oking age in America is 18. If you are buying cigarettes(or another tobacco product) and you look young, the store clerk is required by law to ask you for proof of legal age. You should be prepared to provide identification.
中国人见面打招呼时，喜欢问“你吃了吗？”“你去哪呀？”而西方人对此都感到很怪异。
An American studying in China had an appointment at noon. As he was getting on his bicycle a Chinese friend passed by."吃了吗？" the young Chinese asked. This, of co *** se, is a common Chinese greeting around meal time and the American merely nodded with a *** ile, w *** ed goodbye and went off. He realized that his friend' s re *** rk was nothing more than a Chinese way of saying Hello or Hi. If the greeting had been put literally into English"H *** e you eaten yet?" Or" H *** e you had yo *** lunch?" It would h *** e sounded rather unusual. To Americans, this greeting might mean this:"I h *** en't either. Come on, let' s go together and get something to eat." or"If you h *** en' t, I was just going to invite you to my place." In other words, it could indicate an invitation to a meal.
Actually, another forei *** student who had not been long in China once complained in broken Chinese:"你们为什么老问我吃了饭没有？我有钱。"To his way of thinking, people were concerned that he was not getting his meals properly because of lack of money. Clearly, he was offended. There is a similar Chinese greeting, such as”上哪儿去啊？””到哪儿去啦？” which if translated literally, would be"Where are yon going?" Or"Where h *** e you been?" The nat *** al reaction of most English-speaking people to this greeting would most likely be"It' s none of yo *** business!"
Fortunately, not all greetings sound strange or arouse displeas *** e. Many are similar, some are merely different. While greetings in *** ny languages often indicate the time of day, there *** y be inconsistencies within a language. English has Good morning, Good afternoon and Good *** ning but not Good noon. And Good night is not a greeting at all, but an expression of farewell.
打招呼一天中午，一个在中国学习的美国留 *** 有个约会。他刚要骑上自行车，一位中国朋友从旁边走过，问他：“吃了吗？”这是中国人在吃饭前后打招呼的常用语。美国留 *** 笑着点点头，挥挥手表示告别，就走了。他知道，中国朋友的话等于英语中的Hello或Hi，但如果照字面译成H *** e you eaten yet？或H *** e you had yo *** lunch？外国人听起来就很怪。美国人会以为，这种打招呼似乎是说：“我也没有吃。走吧，我们一起去吃点东西吧。”或者说：“如果没有吃的话，我正要请你到我家去呢。”；总之，这样打招呼有时意味着邀请对方去吃饭。
发生过这样的事。有一次，一个刚到中国不久的外国留 *** 结结巴巴地用汉语说：“你们为什么老问我吃了饭没有？我有钱。”他以为人们总问他“吃饭了吗”是因为怕他没钱吃饭。他显然对这种问法感到生气。再如，汉语中的“上哪儿去啊？”和“到哪儿去啦？”这样打招呼的话直译成英语就是Where are you going？和Where h *** e you been？用这两句英语来打招呼，大部分讲英语的人听了会不高兴，他们的反应很可能是：It' s none of yo *** business!你管得着吗！
幸而，打招呼的话并不都令人感到奇怪或者引起对方反感。有许多打招呼的话是相似的，有些只是说法不同。在许多语言里，打招呼的话往往是相似的，有些只是说法不同。在许多语言里，打招呼的话往往与时间有关，但即使在一种语言中也有不一致的地方。英语中有Good morning, Good afternoon, Good *** ning都相当于汉语中的“您好”，只是说的时间不同而已，但不说Good noon。而 Good night（晚安；明天见；再会）根本不是打招呼的话，这只是告别时说的话。
*** 人初次见面时，没有什么特别的汉语说法，而多数讲英语的人初次见面总要说 I'm pleased to meet you(认识你很高兴）之类的客套话。分手时，他们还要说句 It's nice meeting you或It's nice to h *** e met you（能认识你很高兴）之类的话。
人们分手时通常说Good-bye，Bye－bye，相当于中国人说“再见”。几乎所有语言中都有类似的说法。但在说 Good－bye或“再见”之前，还有些客套语很有意思，各种语言也不尽相同。如有贵客或不大熟的人来访或串门儿，客人离开时，按中国的习惯，主人要把客人送到房门口或大门口。客人对主人说“请留步”，主人最后要说“走好”、“慢走”、“慢点儿骑（自行车）之类的客套话。这些说法部不能直接译成英语。如果说Stay here,听起来十分别扭。如果说Go slowly, Walk slowly或Ride slowly，也很不自然。其实，微微一笑并作个表示再见的手势就可以了。
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