什么是美丽的特征英语作文【一】
它虽然没有玫瑰花的美,没有牡丹花的高贵,没有杜鹃的艳姿.它，它清香宜人。它轻俗动人它芳香沁人。
傍晚时分，小巷已是静谧的`如一朵含苞欲放的花，无意间，瞥见了一株茉莉花，此时，花还未开，虽不起眼，但不容你忽视，但后来几次，路过，花都没开，我以为它了，就再也没走过那里。
我把目光洒向样样比他好的牡丹花上。茉莉花就在我脑海里慢慢消失……
那天我考得不理想，无意中转入那条小巷，顿时茉莉花开了。一朵朵雪白的小花呈现在我的眼前，虽然只有纽扣那么大，却清艳含情，姿色秀丽，风度潇洒。有一株或几株茉莉，在绿得发亮的叶子之间，正在悄悄地开着花呢。这种白色的小花，就像那些谦逊害羞的乡村小姑娘一样，不喜欢在人前夸耀自己的颜色。茉莉的花朵雪白雪白的，花瓣尖尖的。茉莉的花蕊放出阵阵芳香，这幽雅的香味常常使人如痴如醉。一盆盆盛开的茉莉花。白银铸成似的茉莉花朵，像玲珑的古式纽扣一样，缀满在翠绿的枝叶中。茉莉花在绿叶的陪衬下，好似碧玉盘中镶嵌的颗颗明珠，又如蓝天上悬挂的点点繁星。细细端详茉莉那小小的花瓣，没有娇艳的色彩，纯洁之中透着质朴，不加修饰，却别有一种楚楚动人的美姿。茉莉花的香气，虽不浓郁，但却清新淡雅，令人心旷神怡。至此，我想起一首小诗“小小茉莉花，默默吐芳华。纯洁如白雪，丹心献大家”。反复吟咏，觉得确实如此。茉莉花那墨绿色的叶子中夹杂着无数晶莹如玉的花苞，傍晚，那花苞全绽开了，满室飘满了茉莉的香味。几个洁白的花瓣拥抱着一簇嫩黄的花蕊，便构成了一朵惹人喜爱的茉莉花。茉莉花那小小的花瓣玲珑剔透，质朴纯洁楚楚动人。从花朵中散发出来的阵阵香气，清新淡雅，令人心旷神怡。
我豁然开朗，心情好了很多。
我想，美丽不一定在外表，有时不起眼的东西也有它的内在美，美，原来那么简单，淳朴。
看见你才知道什么是美丽。
什么是美丽的特征英语作文【二】
Life has its ups and downs, and only true friends always stay around. Like anyone else, I have got many friends. They often help me when I’m in trouble. Especially, when I fail in an examination, they always care for me and encourage me to study harder. Last year, when I was hurt in a basketball game, my friends took me to the nearby hospital at once and look after me by turns. In my eyes, friends are the most precious wealth that one should treasure all his life.
什么是美丽的特征英语作文【三】
有一个成语“一诺千金”，意思是一堆金子都比不过一种信任，你想想信任是多么美丽。
又是一个风和日丽的上午，但家里却传来一阵尖叫，那叫声震耳欲聋。我妈愤怒的向我冲来，恨恨的瞪着我，便狮吼般的`说：“昨天就你一个人在家，是不是你拿了我的银行卡？”我莫名其妙的问：“什么跟什么？”我妈万分着急的跟我说：“是不是你拿了？马上叫出来。”我真的生气了，大声地说：“你……你凭什么怀疑是我拿的。”气的我说话都吞吞吐吐的，可妈妈看到我越吞吞吐吐就越怀疑是我做的，说限我十分钟之内交出来，我百般无奈，只好苦苦的寻找让我背黑锅的银行卡……
我终于找着了，原来妈妈把卡放在了书里，又健忘了啊！当我正准备把卡给妈妈拿去时，我突然拍了一下我的笨脑袋，心想妈妈肯定会认为是我拿的。怎么办？于是乎，我故意叫妈妈进来一起找，再故意让她来这边找，果然妈妈找到了。妈妈羞愧万分的对我说：“对不起，我错怪你了。”我也说：“算了，既然都认错了，我就原谅你吧。”我们都傻笑了一会儿。
在生活中，只有相互信任才会有美好的生活。记得屠格涅夫说过：“先相信自己，别人才会相信你。”每个人都身边都有信任与欺骗，只有懂得去信任别人，才会发现他有没有欺骗人，所以让别人相信你之前，就要自己相信自己。
只要妈妈相信我，只要世界充满信任，城市、星球都能接上和平的梯子，也不会发生那么多不必要的战争，只要大家相互信任，地球的明天会更美好的！
什么是美丽的特征英语作文【四】
而我却想说：“是爱让我更加美丽。”
我的母亲是一位辛勤的女性。一年到头几乎没有一天是她的假期。白天上班，晚上陪读，是她几乎每一天的工作表，就连我放假也不例外。我做作业做到几点，她就陪到几点，绝不会在此之前睡觉。再加上繁重的家务和我的不听话，她更成了工厂里的机器，除了睡觉，马力全开。而这机器里每一件出来的产品，没有一件不是贴着母爱的标签。
可我似乎一点也不快乐，繁重的作业、累人的补课不仅带给了我知识和充实，还硬生生地把自己另外的产物——疲倦和辛苦刻在了我的脸上。而塞满心中的母爱却反而为虎作伥，只是让我感到有些麻木。
日子一天一天过去了，母亲的身体却因劳累一天天变得虚弱，终于有一天，她病倒了，干什么都没了力气。平时那么爱我的母亲病了，这多少让我有些难过。看到母亲烧的神志不清的面庞，触到母亲滚烫的额头，听到母亲无力的话语：“孩子，妈没用，不能照顾你了。”我的'心揪得更紧了，心中的愧疚几乎要撑破我的心房。于是我暗暗下了一个决定：我要照顾母亲把爱回报给她。于是我不再懒惰，每天早晨，自己蹑手蹑脚地起床为母亲做早饭；每天深夜，自己悄悄地起来轻轻触摸母亲的额头，探探她的体温。为母亲服务成了我每天的必修课，而始终为我提供动力的，是我那颗忧母爱母之心——自己再苦再累，也不能让母亲备受交杂着孤寂之冷的疾病之苦。
母亲的病一天天的好起来了，我也终于舒心的笑了，消融了蓄积已久的疲倦，换上了久违的轻松和欣喜。回到自己书房的时候，我无意间一回头，瞥见了又一个我，一个镜中的我，一个脸上洋溢着幸福笑容更加美丽的我。
顿时，我豁然开朗，不正是自己不断地接受爱，又适时付出的结果呢？爱如水，只接受不付出，只会让它停滞，成为一潭水。只有懂得接受，更懂得付出，才能使它流动起来，冲醒沉睡在你心中的美丽，让它写满你的面庞，溢满你的胸膛。
啊！是爱让我更加美丽！
莎士比亚曾说：“只有既懂得接受爱，并懂得付出爱的人，才是真正幸福的人。”而在这五百年后的今天，我要骄傲的喊出：“只有既懂得接受爱，并懂得付出爱的人，才是真正美丽的人。爱让我更加美丽！”
什么是美丽的特征英语作文【五】
Long, long ago, there were two brothers, the one rich and the other poor. When Christmas Eve came, the poor one had not a bite in the house, either of meat or bread; so he went to his brother, and begged him, in God's name, to give him something for Christmas Day. It was by no means the first time that the brother had been forced to give something to him, and he was not better pleased at being asked now than he generally was.
"If you will do what I ask you, you shall have a whole ham," said he. The poor one immediately thanked him, and promised this.
"Well, here is the ham, and now you must go straight to Dead Man's Hall," said the rich brother, throwing the ham to him.
"Well, I will do what I have promised," said the other, and he took the ham and set off. He went on and on for the livelong day, and at nightfall he came to a place where there was a bright light.
"I have no doubt this is the place," thought the man with the ham.
An old man with a long white beard was standing in the outhouse, chopping Yule logs.
"Good-evening," said the man with the ham.
"Good-evening to you. Where are you going at this late hour?" said the man.
"I am going to Dead Man's Hall, if only I am on the right track," answered the poor man.
"Oh! yes, you are right enough, for it is here," said the old man. "When you get inside they will all want to buy your ham, for they don't get much meat to eat there; but you must not sell it unless you can get the hand-mill which stands behind the door for it. When you come out again I will teach you how to stop the hand-mill, which is useful for almost everything."
So the man with the ham thanked the other for his good advice, and rapped at the door.
