大學(xué)生青春勵(lì)志美文雙語(yǔ)版

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　　篇一：不迷茫，無(wú)青春

　　Ifyou can make a reasonable living doing what you love, DO WHAT YOU LOVE. You may

　　not get rich, but you’ll get to do what you love, and that’s priceless.

　　如果你能以你喜歡做的事為職業(yè)，盡情投身其中吧。你可能不會(huì)賺很多錢(qián)，但做你想做的事是無(wú)價(jià)的。

　　2.Don’t merely exist… LIVE. Do not become overly comfortable with TV and YouTube as your primary sources of entertainment. Go places. Try new things. Follow your curiosities and passions. Take chances. Don’t let fear and complacency stop you from a truly rewarding life.

　　不要只是生存在這個(gè)世界上——要努力生活。別把電視和YouTube當(dāng)成主要的娛樂(lè)項(xiàng)目。去旅游、嘗試新事物、追隨你的好奇心和激情、冒險(xiǎn)。別讓?xiě)峙潞妥詽M阻礙了你本該精彩無(wú)限的人生。

　　3.The biggest disappointments in life are the result of misplaced expectations. Tempering unrealistic expectations of how something should be will greatly reduce unnecessary frustration.

　　人生最大的失望是抱有不該有的期待。減少理所當(dāng)然的期望會(huì)大大減少不必要的沮喪。

　　4.Life is significantly easier when you’re honest with yourself and others. This doesn’t mean you should be rude and inconsiderate, but it’s better to be upfront when you have to rather than concealing things and letting them fester.

　　當(dāng)你誠(chéng)懇對(duì)己對(duì)人時(shí)，生活會(huì)更簡(jiǎn)單。這并不表示你要表現(xiàn)粗魯、考慮不周，但當(dāng)不得不面對(duì)時(shí)，把事情爛在心里還不如坦誠(chéng)相待。

　　5.Buy fewer things. When you feel the need to splurge, buy knowledge and EXPERIENCES instead.

　　少買(mǎi)東西。當(dāng)你想揮霍時(shí)，那就“買(mǎi)”知識(shí)和經(jīng)驗(yàn)吧。

　　6.Set up a safety fund. Yes, I know the savings account interest rates are insanely low right now, but having at least six months of expenses in readily accessible cash can save you a lot of hassle on a rainy day.

　　建一個(gè)安全金賬戶。我知道現(xiàn)在儲(chǔ)蓄利率非常低，但是至少六個(gè)月可隨時(shí)取出開(kāi)銷(xiāo)的現(xiàn)金可以幫你在急用時(shí)省去很多麻煩。

　　篇二：青春是一本太倉(cāng)促的書(shū)

　　All finale has been written out

　　所有的結(jié)局都已寫(xiě)好

　　All tears have set forward

　　所有的淚水也都已啟程

　　But I forgot suddenly how it began

　　卻忽然忘了是怎樣的一個(gè)開(kāi)始

　　In that old summer that never comes back again

　　在那個(gè)古老的不再回來(lái)的夏日

　　No matter how I go for searching

　　無(wú)論我如何地去追索

　　You only pass by at a young age like a cloud shadow

　　年輕的你只如云影掠過(guò)

　　A smiling face super pale and shallow

　　而你微笑的面容極淺極淡

　　After sunset gradually faded behind a host of hills

　　逐漸隱沒(méi)在日落后的群嵐

　　Then to the yellow fly page I turn

　　遂翻開(kāi)那發(fā)黃的`扉頁(yè)

　　Fate binds it up, utmost clumsy

　　命運(yùn)將它裝訂得極為拙劣

　　Tears in my eyes,I read again and again

　　含著淚 我一讀再讀

　　Having to admit that

　　卻不得不承認(rèn)

　　youth is a book so hastily written

　　青春是一本太倉(cāng)促的書(shū)

　　篇三：青春只是一種心態(tài)

　　Youth is not a matter of time; it’s a state of mind.

　　青春并非是一個(gè)時(shí)間段，它是一種思考方式。

　　There are 20 year olds who look like they are above 80.

　　生活中，很多20歲的人滿臉暮色，看上去足足有80多歲。

　　They don’t learn or try anything new. Everyday, they are afraid of seeking new challenges and stick to their "safe zones".

　　他們拒絕學(xué)習(xí)和嘗試新事物, 終日呆在自己的“安全區(qū)”，畏懼一切挑戰(zhàn)。

　　On the other hand, some elderlies still seem young and dynamic.

　　但是，有很多老人看上去卻格外年輕、活力四射。

　　They are curious about the world, and everyday is brand new to them.

　　他們對(duì)世界仍充滿著好奇心，每天對(duì)于他們來(lái)說(shuō)都是嶄新的。

　　In fact, there's no set standard for different ages.

　　其實(shí)，每個(gè)年齡并沒(méi)有固定的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)。

　　You don’t have to go to college at the age of 20,

　　20歲的你不一定非要去上大學(xué)，

　　and you don’t have to get married by 30.

　　30歲前也不必結(jié)婚。

　　It's not necessary to be rich by 50,

　　你不需要在50歲時(shí)富足，

　　and you can still go back to school at 60 like Steven Spielberg.

　　像斯皮爾伯格一樣60歲重返校園也仍然是個(gè)不錯(cuò)的選擇。

　　People are masters of their own lives, and it depends on you to choose yours.

　　人們應(yīng)該是自己生活的主人，而你的生活也應(yīng)當(dāng)由你主宰。