你们的幸福感恩节介绍中英文对照

2020年12月23日发(作者：鲁韧)
感恩节介绍中英文对照
【篇一：感恩节英语介绍】



the story of american thanksgiving

(contributed by bing wei, granny bettys story time )

每逢11月第四个星期四，美国人迎来了自己最重要的传统节日感恩
节。感恩节 ，原是清教徒为感谢上天赐与的好收成，同时，也表达
了新英格兰“移民”对印第安土著居民最初的谢意 。如今，这一传统
节日更多意味着合家团聚。下文以历史为脉络，探究了感恩节的渊
源，并把目 光锁定在1621年翔实的感恩“盛宴”上。阅读完文字，别
忘点击附带的小测试。

thanksgiving day is an american holiday and not celebrated in
continental europe. on the fourth thursday of each november,
families and friends gather together for the occasion to
celebrate with a traditional turkey dinner, usually in the mid-
afternoon. thanksgiving originated as a celebration of the
years harvest and is similar to the mid-autumn festival in china.

the origin of the thanksgiving day

this american tradition started in 1621 before the united
states of america was established. it was a huge celebration
for a hard-earned harvest the first year after arriving in the new
world.

on september 6, 1620, the mayflower ship set sail from
plymouth, devon, england, taking all the english pilgrims （清
教徒）to the new world. the english pilgrims numbered about a
hundred people, and left england to escape religious
persecution. their voyage to the new world was financed by
merchant adventurers, an english investor group.

the pilgrims sailed sixty-six days, arrived in the new world in
november of the same year. they first settled in a cornfield
abandoned by native indians and named it plymouth plantation.

they worked on the land with much difficulty and were beset
by a devastating plague in which half of the pilgrim died in the
long winter of 1620. in the spring of 1621, an indian brave
named squanto and her wampanoag （瓦帕浓人，北美印第安人
阿尔琴族一部落）tribe came to their help. the tribe taught the
pilgrims how to work the earth and plant corn, beans,
pumpkins, squash and other crops.

the thanksgiving feast in 1621

in late september 1621, the pilgrims were pleased with their
great harvest. to

celebrate their first harvest, the pilgrims wanted to thank god
and the native indian. they invited squanto and the entire
wampanoag tribe that celebrate together in a shared feast.

it was said about ninety wampanoag turned up, much to the
surprise of the pilgrims, whose population had shrunk to no
more than 50. the chief of the tribe had his men hunt five deer
to bring to the feast. the first thanksgiving dinner had an
elaborate menu with venison, wild turkey, goose, duck, crane,
swan, and other waterfowl; they also has local seafood: clams,
lobsters, mussels, salmon, cod, bass, herring, shad, bluefish,
lots of eel and oysters. they also cooked plenty of vegetables,
among them squash, pumpkins and beans were the most
popular.

they ate raspberries, strawberries, grapes, plums, cherries,
blueberries, walnuts, chestnuts, acorns, hickory and ground
nuts, wheat flour, indian corn and corn meal and they made
beer out of barley. the pumpkin pudding was later developed
into the traditional pumpkin pie.

the first thanksgiving dinner is said to have lasted from three
days to one week with much food, beer and liquor. the pilgrims
and the native indian sat together on the ground, shared food
with fingers or used rough plates made of wood or stale bread.
they ran races, played old english games and staged parades
during the festive, with marches, drums and firing of their
muskets.

thanksgiving related to the bible

the phrase thanksgiving initially comes from the bible. the
pilgrims of plymouth, however, were mainly puritans and strict
calvinist protestants. they only observed three religious
holidays from the new testament: sunday sabbath, days of
fasting and humiliation and thanksgiving. thanksgiving marked
favourable (mercies) in community life.

the first thanksgiving festival was indeed a time of happiness,
fellowship and rejoicing for the pilgrims. they arranged a
friendly treaty with the native american indians, built houses in
the wilderness, and raised sufficient crops to feed themselves
for the upcoming long winter. the pilgrims had become the first
generation of settlers in this new land holding so much
promise.

from then on, thanksgiving became a holiday for celebrating
the harvest in the new world, dates varied from october to
november each year over the next 150 years.

thanksgiving, the national holiday

the first national thanksgiving was declared by the continental
congress in 1777. on october 3, 1789, president george
washington declared that the people of the united states
should observe a day of public thanksgiving and prayer on
thursday, 26 november.

in 1941, a congressional joint resolution set the fourth
thursday of november as a national holiday for thanksgiving.

there you are - the brief history of thanksgiving- a day in
america for families and friends to gather together. the festival
is also celebrated by americans living abroad. thanks to the
native americans and the pilgrims who created this idea of a
day of thanksgiving all those live in the new world can be
thankful for all we have and share the joy with our family
members and friends.

thanksgiving day is a harvest festival. traditionally, it is a time
to give thanks for the harvest and express gratitude in general.
it is a holiday celebrated primarily in the united states and now
is primarily identified as a secular holiday.

this thursday is thanksgiving day. the writer o. hey called it
the one day that is purely american. thanksgiving is not a
religious holiday. but it has spiritual meaning. some americans
attend religious services on the day before thanksgiving, or on
thanksgiving morning. others travel long distances to be with
their families. they have a large dinner, which is the main part
of the celebration.

for many americans, thanksgiving is the only time when all
members of a family gather. the holiday is a time of family
reunion.

对许多美国人来说，感恩节这一天是所有家庭成员欢聚一堂的难得
时光。这个节日是家

人团聚的时刻。

thanksgiving week is generally one of the busiest travel times
of the year. many americans who usually visit family and
friends by plane are driving shorter distances instead this
week. some mental- health experts say the attacks have
frightened people. they say people feel safer and happier close
to home.

感恩节这一周通常是全年中人们出行最为繁忙的 时段之一。许多经
常坐飞机走亲访友的美国人这一周将改为短途驾车。一些心理健康
专家认为， 恐怖袭击令人们感到恐慌。他们说，人们在离家较近的
地方会觉得更安全、更快乐。

more than any other holiday, thanksgiving is a celebration of
family and home. many people say that this year they are
especially thankful for their families and friends and the good
things in their lives. on thanksgiving, people enjoy a long day
of cooking, eating and talking. the traditional meal almost
always includes a turkey with a bread mixture cooked inside.

与其它节日不同，感恩节是一个家庭节日。许多人说，今年他们特
别感谢他们的家人、朋友和生活中一切美好的事物。在感恩节，人
们享受着一整天的烹调、美味和交谈 所带来的快乐。传统的感恩节
大餐都包括一只火鸡，火鸡内填满面包和火鸡一起做熟。

other traditional thanksgiving foods served with turkey are
sweet potatoes, cranberries and pumpkin pie. stores are said
to sell more food at thanksgiving than at any other time of the
year. and many people eat more food at thanksgiving than at
any other time of the year.

其他和火鸡相搭配的传统感恩节食物有：红薯，越橘和南瓜派。据
说 ，感恩节前后，商店出售的食物比一年中的任何时候都要多。当
然，许多人在感恩节吃的食物也比一年中 其它的时候要多。

over the years, americans have added new traditions to their
thanksgiving celebration. for example, a number of
professional and university football games are played on
thanksgiving day. some of the games are broadcast on
national television.

近年来，美国人给感恩节增添了新的庆祝方式。例如，在感恩节这
一天会举行由职业队和大学生参加的橄 榄球比赛。其中有些比赛在
国家电视台播放。

【篇二：感恩节英文祝福语大全(中英文)】


thanksgiving day

感恩节英文祝福语、感谢语大全

have a full thanksgiving day

warm wishes at thanksgiving

thanksgiving wishes for you and your family

from all of us to all of you at thanksgiving

i love to eat, so i love thanksgiving

thanksgiving is the best holiday of the year

thanksgiving is a great time to tell you that we love you kids
warm wishes at thanksgiving. 在感恩节衷心地祝福你们

happy thanksgiving day!

感恩节 “患难见真知”，谢谢你帮我度过难关！

thanksgiving day adversity shows insight, thank you help me
tide over their difficulties!

感恩节 谢谢你和我同舟共济！

thanksgiving day thank you and i together!

感恩节 千言万语，表达不了我的感激之情，我只能说，我已铭记在
心。thanksgiving day i cannot express the gratitude of, i can
only say that i have in mind.

感恩节 您的恩情，我没齿难忘。

thanksgiving day your kindness, i did not tooth unforgettable.
感恩节 大恩大德，铭记在心。

thanksgiving day your help would be timely help, i feel
grateful!

感恩节 谁言寸草心，报得三春晖！

thanksgiving day who statement inch grass heart, reported in
the apartments!

感恩节 给你添了太多的麻烦，真是不好意思！

tim thanksgiving day to you too much trouble, really sorry!

感恩节 谢谢你给我的关怀，把我宠坏，宠得我不知不觉飞起来，才
知道冥冥之中有安排。

thanksgiving day thank you for giving me the concern, spoiled
me, i was unwittingly the inability to fly to know arrangement.

感恩节 懒得客气地来和你说谢谢，咱们到哪个馆子里撮一顿，唠唠
嗑，如何？

thanksgiving day too lazy to and politely said thank you, we
both that which crack with front teeth, how?

感恩节 衷心谢谢你为我所做的一切！

thanksgiving day, i sincerely thank you for doing

everything!

感恩节 谢了，哥们，下次有事儿别忘了找我！

thanksgiving day although you twice saved my life, but are
you willing to, i can not for you.

既然我不领你的情，自然也不必说好听的话拍你马屁。

since i do not receive your feelings, naturally there is no need
to shoot that good so you马屁.

感恩节 你在家吗老兄，这几天连个人影都没了。

thanksgiving day you at home? these days, not even a
personal video.

这么搞的嘛，你家伙也真是的。不跟你玩了。

so engaging in the place, you really have the guy. not with you
playing.

感恩节 谢谢你帮我，祝你快乐，愿你岁岁平安，事事如意。

thanksgiving day thank you help me, i wish you a happy,
willing to your peace, and all the best.

from all of us to all of you at thanksgiving.我们全体祝你们感恩
节快乐。

thanksgiving wishes for you and your family.给你们全家感恩节
的祝福。

warm wishes at thanksgiving.在感恩节，衷心地祝福你们。

i wish you could be here on thanksgiving.但愿你能来过感恩节。
i wouldn’t want to spend thanks-giving with anyone else.我只愿
和你共度感恩节。

it will be sad not to see you during the holiday when families
get together.家人团聚的节日里，不能看到你，我会感到难过。

our first thanksgiving should be our best.我们第一次共度的感恩
节是我们最美好的时光。

what a wonderful time to be together.在一起的时光多么快乐。
thanksgiving just won’t be the same without you.没有你，感恩
节就不会一样了。

this will be our first thanksgiving apart.这将是我们第一次不在一
起过感恩节。

thanksgiving is a time when i tell you that i love you.感恩节就
是我告诉你我爱你的时候。

i love to eat, so i love thanksgiving.我爱吃，所以我爱感恩节。
thanksgiving is a great time to tell you that we love you kids.孩
子们，感恩节这时刻，我们要说：我们都爱你们。

thanksgiving is the best holiday of the year.感恩节是一年中最
好的节日。

i hope you are feeling thankful after your supper.希望你吃过晚
饭后有感恩的心情。

i am getting hungry just thinking about it.一想到它我就饿了。

i will be home for thanksgiving, so save a little turkey for me.我
会回家过感恩节，所以请留点儿火鸡给我。

have a mid-full thanksgiving!感恩节请勿暴饮暴食！

have a full thanksgiving day!感恩节快乐！好好吃一顿吧！

【篇三：感恩节的英文介绍】


hello, everyone! today, i want to talk you something about
thanksgiving.

thanksgiving day is an american festival and not celebrated in
europe. on the fourth thursday of each november, it is a time of
families and friends reunions and has a traditional turkey
dinner for the festival. thanksgiving originated as a celebration
of the years harvest and is similar to the mid-autumn festival in
china.

thanksgiving started in 1621 before the united states was
established. the phrase thanksgiving comes from the bible at
first. the first thanksgiving festival was indeed a time of
happiness for the pilgrims. they planed a friendly agreement
with the native american indians, built houses in the

wilderness, and raised sufficient crops to feed themselves for
the upcoming long winter. from then on, thanksgiving became
a festival for celebrating the harvest in the new world, and the
date of thanksgiving day was turned from october to november
over the next 150 years.

on thanksgiving day, the whole america is very lively. people
according to the custom go to church for pray the
thanksgiving. the people who lived in the others countries will

go home for the thanksgiving day. so the family will have a
reunion in the dinner together, and eat the delicious turkey. we
can also say:” thank you! to our family member.

well, the etiquette of dinner table is very important in america
on thanksgiving day. what people serve and how many
courses they offer depend on the family’s food preferences,
but four courses are likely to be enough for the bounteous
thanksgiving dinner.

the first course is fruit or seafood cocktail, for example:
shrimp or oyster. the second course is soup. the main

course—turkey and all kinds of the trimmings. for a very
formal dinner, the salad course comes next, then dessert and
coffee. however, on thanksgiving, most hostesses often serve
the salad in the main course.

but, the most important etiquettes of all at a thanksgiving
table are warm hearts and gratitude for family and friends.
therefore, thanksgiving have marked important milestones in
american life for a long time,

that’s all. thanks for your listening!