美好的記憶 的英文怎麼說

中文拼音 [měihǎodejìyì]
美好的記憶 英文
happy memories
  • 美 : Ⅰ形容詞1 （美麗; 好看） beautiful; pretty 2 （令人滿意; 好） satisfactory; satisfying ; good; ple...
  • 的 : 4次方是 The fourth power of 2 is direction
  • 記 : Ⅰ動詞1 （把印象保持在腦子里） remember; bear in mind; commit to memory 2 （記錄; 記載;登記） writ...
  • 憶 : 動詞（回想; 記得） recall; recollect
  • 美好 : fine; happy; glorious; fragrant
  • 記憶 : 1 （記住或想起） remember; recall 2 （保持在腦子里的印象） memory 3 [自動化] storage; 記憶符號 mn...
  1. Make a determined effort no longer then, try hard no longer ; lost the desire to do better then ; had a good news not to wish to tell others then, allow good thing, annihilation is in bottom of the heart, become permanent memory. . we look forward to the parent and teachers to be able to be praised to us, even if be of an a the word of a praise, encouraged eyes, sincerity, smile. . but they make us disappointed however, blow our joyance, in this colourful world, little a warmth

    於是不再發憤，不再努力；於是失去了上進心；於是有了喜訊不願告訴別人，讓美好的東西，湮沒在心底，成為永久的記憶… …我們一次次盼望家長與老師們能給我們表揚，哪怕是一句贊揚的話、一個鼓勵的眼神、一個真誠的微笑… …可他們卻一次次讓我們失望，一次次吹走我們的喜悅，在這個五彩繽紛的世界里，少了一份溫馨。
  2. These happy thoughts remain indelibly etched in our minds, inspiring us to share the truth and to hold more retreat activities

    這些美好的記憶至今仍然清晰地烙印在我們心中，激勵我們全心全力將真理弘揚出去並舉辦更多的打禪活動。
  3. Hope you holidays are filled with all you favorite things this christmas. . and all the happiness you could wish for

    在我記憶的畫屏上增添了許多美好的懷念，似錦如織！請接受我深深的祝願願所有的歡樂都陪伴著你直到永遠。
  4. Christmas 2046, the 82 years old ah kim look down to the victoria " river " at the peak of hong kong and stopped a teenager from abusing the use of the " forget love pill ". this teenager, lo lik si, is trying to forget a painful relationship, but ah kim advises him to find happiness in his harsh time. after harsh training, everyone can have some good memories, just as ah kim passed her harsh time during the year 2003.

    2046年聖誕節， 82歲的阿金吳君如在俯瞰維多利亞河的太平山山頂，及時制止失戀青年盧力士濫用精神科藥物忘情丸盧力士意圖忘記一段刻骨鉻心的痛苦愛情，阿金卻奉勸青年人要懂得苦中作樂，皆因痛苦的歷? ，往往能夠成就美好的回憶，就如阿金一生中最苦的2003年一樣
  5. That incredible comeback in houston left a memory

    休斯頓的不可思議的趕超留下了一個美好的記憶。
  6. They are teetering slowly with the fading light on. might they also become aware of such a nicety day on the bank of yellow river

    它們馱著所剩無幾的光明踽踽而行。它們大概也會有關于黃河岸邊這美好一天的記憶吧。
  7. I have discovered that after taking notes everyday on these trips, i am able to generate beautiful memories from these extremely poor areas upon returning home

    每天做筆記，回家后你會發現，你能從這些極端貧窮的地方，帶回不少無窮美好的回憶，使你一次一次想回去。
  8. So many wonderful memories from those days

    過去那些日子有太多美好的記憶了
  9. I ll never break your heart, tear your soul apart

    如此捨不得你因為你給我最美好的記憶
  10. Yes, and there have been some great memories in this house

    是的，這里有很多美好的記憶
  11. I not only cherish the gift, but the memory, as well

    我不僅珍愛這禮物，也珍愛這美好的記憶。
  12. All my best memories come back clearly to me, some can even make mecry

    所有美好的記憶又在我腦海清晰地浮現了
  13. One of my favorite memories of this past year is my brother ' s wedding

    我哥哥的婚禮是過去一年中我最美好的記憶。
  14. All my best memories come back clearly to me, some can even make me cry

    所有美好的記憶又在我腦海清晰地浮現了，真煩
  15. These fine impressions will remain forever in our most cherished memories

    這些良好的印象將永遠珍藏在我們美好的記憶中。
  16. I felt sorry in my mind with my hand touching the deep wrinkles on her face

    那裡曾給我留下了美好的記憶，但這次太可怕了。
  17. On the last day of 2007 and first dat of 2008, aries is very happy and stored great memory in his “ pure mind ”, from now on aries will cherish the nicety of life

    而2007年最後一天和2008年底一天，那是最美的記憶和開始，將永遠停留在永潔幼小單純質樸的心靈中，讓永潔以後更加懂得珍惜生命中的美好。
  18. Hundreds of national and state parks offer the backpacker a chance to see, hear and feel the natural world. it is an experience that provides a lifetime of memories

    上百的國家或州立公園為背包族提供游覽，感受大自然的機會，這樣不尋常的經歷為人生留下美好的記憶。
  19. The travelling of shanghai have also add a good memory to my colorful life

    那次上海灘之行同樣給我多彩的人生增添了美好的記憶！
  20. If you do n ' t believe you ' ll have a good memory when you get older, then you might as well forget about this article. but if you can just believe, then it might come true. so says margie lachman, professor of psychology at brandeis university

    美國老年醫學期刊近日發表文章說，如果你不相信自己老了以後能有一個好記性，那麼你很可能真的會變成一個愛忘事的人但如果你自信會有個好記性，那麼良好的記憶力很可能就不會離開。
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