1、Starting today, smile every day, for in the grand scheme of things, apart from life and death, everything else is trivial.
2、Starting today, smile every day, for in the grand scheme of things, apart from life and death, everything else is trivial. Happiness is finding a warm person to share a lifetime with. I used to take detours, simply because I longed to catch a glimpse of you.
3、A profound English love quote (with translation): "In the very smallest cottage, there is room enough for a pair in love." Even in the humblest of dwellings, there is ample space for a couple in love.
保護環(huán)境從小事做起英語表達:Start protecting the environment with small actions. An example of a bilingual sentence: We have a moral responsibility to protect the environment.
We should/must begin with the most ordinary things. "Small things" refer to the most common and ordinary tasks, not trivial matters. For a call to action, "shall" is more appropriate, while "must" conveys a stronger sense of determination.
We should actively respond to the national call to action, starting with ourselves and focusing on small things.
The English translation for "To slow down global warming, we should start from ourselves and the small things around us" is: "To slow down global warming, we should start from ourselves and small things around us."
“小事”的英語表達:trifles or minor matters. "Little" [?l?t?l] adj. small; comparatively small; endearing or annoying, especially in a condescending way; young; youthful.
An Incident [網(wǎng)絡] can be translated as "A Little Thing" or "a small incident." For example: A minor incident can trigger a major conflict.
The word "event" in English can be expressed as "trifle," which means a minor or trivial matter [C]. For instance: A mere trifle brought about a quarrel between the brothers, highlighting that even the smallest matters can lead to significant disputes.