Ⅰ 英语的跳蚤市场作文

flea market
n.
A market, usually held outdoors, where antiques, used household goods, and curios are sold.
跳蚤市场一种设在户外的出售古董、旧家用物品和罕见货物的市场

我们通常将二手货市场称为跳蚤市场，那么跳蚤市场这个名词的源何而来呢？

Second-hand market，众所周知就是二手货市场。那么老外将second-hand market称为什么呢？告诉大家吧，就是跳蚤市场的直译英语：flea market。flea跳蚤。Market市场。连起来就是跳蚤市场。

为什么要把二手货市场称为跳蚤市场呢？原来，早期的英国人经常将自己的旧衣服、旧东西在街上卖，而那些旧的东西里时常会有跳蚤、虱子等小虫子。听上去是不是很吓人啊？逐渐地，人们就将这样卖旧货的地方叫做flea market。而我们中国人呢，也就将直译成了跳蚤市场。

感觉是不是非常的形象呢？当然现在的跳蚤市场是不会有小虫子出现的，请大家千万不要担心，放心去flea market购物吧！

Ⅱ 求跳蚤市场的英文描写

My most wonderful childhood remembrance is of hunting for mushrooms and wild strawberries with my pals in the woods of northern Italy.1 The nearest I get to that experience in my alt years is when I go shopping at a good flea market.2 Whether in London, Paris or at a rural antique fair, an addictive adrenaline surge is triggered when I discover an architectural fragment I know can be converted into a headboard, or when I come across an old sea chest that, with some paint and polish, can be made to work as a coffee table.3 The only moment that compares —at least in memory — is finding a rare species of wild mushroom. It's important to point out that spotting a beautifully exotic item won't proce that special feeling unless I can instantly envision the new use to which it will be put.4 In truth it took quite a while, but I finally learned to practice self-discipline when browsing at flea markets.5 For many years I accumulated all sorts of interesting objects and stowed them away for the day when I was sure they'd come in handy.6 Well, guess what? My closets, basement and attic got more and more cluttered7, but that day never did come. It's that time again: sunny days are upon us, and flea markets and antiques sales wait. Old pieces with great potential abound8 —all you have to do is spot them. But wait a moment, I just got something to tell you before you plunge into9 it. That will help make your hunt more fruitful. Believe it or not, you'll definitely be inspired. Keep an open mind. You may not come away with the things that were on your list, but that's the beauty of the hunt: you never know what you'll find. If you didn't find a particular item this week, don't despair — chances are you'll find it next time. Know when to walk away. Sometimes playing the cool, uninterested browser will get you a better deal on an item, but don't be too coy.10 If you see something you like, buy it — there may not be a second chance on a one-of-a-kind find. Know how to negotiate. Although haggling over a price is part of the experience, an offer that's too low is insulting.11 Vendors will often lower the marked price by about 10 per cent. Buying several items from one vendor and giving them regular business will get you a better deal. Know who to buy from. This is a well-kept secret among flea-market gurus12: you're more likely to get a deal on items that aren't part of a vendor's regular supply. Vendors sometimes pick up odd items to add to the mix and may be more willing to part with them for less money.13 Have cash on hand. Cash is always the most powerful negotiating tool and best method of payment. Most vendors won't accept cheques or credit cards. Small bills make it easier when you're haggling a sale. Markets in rural areas have ATM machines nearby, but field markets usually don't. Be aware that prices often prove more negotiable when vendors learn you'll be paying with cash rather than with a credit card. Anyway, a flea market is an interesting place to visit if you want to buy something or if you want to buy nothing. It consists of an open space filled with indivial vendors selling used or almost new merchandise, as well as proce, paintings and crafts. Approach your acquaintances14 or public library for the location of the nearest flea market and for the days and hours it is open. Don't be surprised if you find the very thing you have been looking for! You may wish to set up your own table at the flea market if you would like to sell toys, books and items that you no longer use. It will be another kind of pleasure. Now it's your turn to go and find out. 1. 我最奇妙的童年回忆就是在意大利北部的森林里和伙伴们一起找蘑菇和野草莓。 2.长大后我觉得与那种经历最接近的就是到一个好的跳蚤市场里买东西。 3.不管是在伦敦、巴黎，还是在乡村的旧货集市上，每次当我发现一个能够改装成床头板的建材边角料，或碰到一个喷点儿漆、磨磨光就能制成咖啡桌的旧水手柜的时候，那种抑制不住的兴奋就被引发出来了。adrenaline：（突发性的）一阵兴奋、刺激因素。 4. 需要指出的是，仅仅看到一件美丽新奇的物品并不会让我衍生出那种特别的感觉， 除非我能够突然想到它会派上什么新用场。 5.实际上，我花了相当长的时间后才最终学会在跳蚤市场逡巡时进行自我控制。browse：随便观看，浏览。 6.多年来我收集了各种各样好玩的东西，并把它们储备起来，等着我认为它们可以发挥作用的那一天。come in handy：派得上用处。 7. clutter：使凌乱，塞满。 8. abound：大量存在。 9. plunge into：纵身投入，进入。 10.有时候采取冷静、漠然的态度会使你以更低的价格买下某件东西，但是注意：不要太腼腆了。 11.讨价还价是逛跳蚤市场的一部分，但过低的还价则算无礼了。 12. guru：专家，权威。 13. 商贩们偶尔会在各种各样的商品中加入一些杂七杂八的东西（不经常卖的、偶尔有的），他们更愿意以较低的价格出售这些东西。part with：卖掉（尤指贱卖）。 14. acquaintance: 相识的人，熟人。

Ⅲ 英语作文急，求

写了个大概，你自己参考参考，作文写不好要多练！
1、写办了个图书馆：set up a special library、classmates、sale books at low prices
2、评价下：save money 、protect the environment、learn new knowledge
3、呼吁更多人参加：join 、bring convenience to more people

Ⅳ 英语作文 假如你是李华,向网友介绍你校刚刚举办的跳蚤市场活动

操！！！！！！

Ⅳ 关于一篇跳蚤市场的英语作文

有趣的“跳蚤市场”
广州市黄埔区文船小学 五年级（2）班 林尤伟

今天下午，天黑蒙蒙的，好像要下雨，但这都没有影响到我们的心情，同学们个个都很兴奋，盼着时间爷爷快点走，终于盼到到了第六节课了，因为学校将组织我们参加一次特殊的活动课——“哇哇哇儿童跳蚤市场”，我们太开心了！
开始摆摊了，同学们迫不及待地把自己要卖的东西搬到了体育室，也有的搬到走廊上，不一会儿，“市场上”人山人海，卖的商品也不少。
你瞧，摊位可真多呀，那几张小桌子就是他们摆放商品的“柜台”了，有的来不及搬桌子甚至把货物摆在地上，名副其实的“摆地摊”了。他们有的卖漂亮布娃娃，有的卖各种玩具，还有的卖童话书……真是琳琅满目，令人眼花缭乱。为了吸引顾客，有的还给“商店”起了名字，看，那是我们班的“新奇吧”，这可是我们班的“董事长”向剑南和“经理们”绞尽脑汁起的名字！
你听，各个商店的推销员为了招揽顾客，有的吹哨子，有的站在椅子上大喊：“快来买！高价货低价出！不买可惜！”还有的拿着摇铃，挥着手，四处叫卖道：“走过路过不要错过，机不可失时不再来！”有的甚至还跳起舞来，这招还真灵，不一会儿，便招来一大堆小顾客，争先恐后地蜂涌而来，顿时队伍排得像条长龙。
你看！这位“小老板”刚开始很胆怯，细声细气地喊，后来不知谁高喊一声：“卖便宜货喽！”大家你瞧瞧我，我看看你，相视一笑，便放开了嗓门，大声叫卖起来。顿时，买的买，卖的卖，讨价声，还价声，混成一片，真是热闹非凡。
时间过得真快，“跳蚤市场”就要结束了。“小老板”都依依不舍收拾卖剩的货物回到教室，他们都还想挣多一点钱，捐给希望工程。

Ⅵ 帮写高三英语作文，关于跳蚤市场的。

Now the winter holiday will pass soon, I suddenly remember that I haven’t finished my homework yet and answered my friend’s invitation. So in the last few days, the first thing I need to do is to spend some time with my friends, because she had asked me to barbecue with her families. I am so happy to say yes and look forward to spending the time with her families. Homework is always my nightmare. I am lazy and won’t face it until the last minute. My parents always remind me of my homework and I respond them with the good words. My mother will check my homework before I go back to school. So I must finish it in two days. It is a tough task but I have to burden it. I won’t break my words to my parents.

Ⅶ 详细描写跳蚤市场的英文作文100-200

Bues are always crowded in rush hours.Students and office workers go to work or go back homeat that time.There are often full of people and one can hard to get a seat. And so does today.A mother with a kid is in the bus.An old alt offer a seat for her. But the young ignore her.
As the youths，I think it's necessary for us to offer seats for those who really need them，such as expectant mothers，disabled people ，old people and so on.
First, it's the behavior of good manners.You are polite enough if you do so.Second,it's the need of social morality.
However,if you can't achieve this, you are probably a definit person.And as a result,you can't be trust in the social activities.
So,let's build a good social order from offering a seats,just from you and me.