关于励志英语小故事

———关于励志英语小故事以下文章我为您整理后的关于励志英语小故事，供大家阅读。感谢网友“jerry1413386”向本站投稿了19篇与“关于励志英语小故事”相关的素材。篇7：关于励志英语小故事篇13：关于励志英语小故事篇15：励志英语小故事精选Long,longago,therewasaking.Solomonwashisname.Hewasveryclever.Inhiscountry,thereweretwowomen.Theylivedinthesamehouseandeachhadachild.Onenight,oneofthebabiesdied.Thedeadbabysmothertooktheotherwomansbaby,andputitinherownbed.Thenextmorning,theyhadaquarrel.“No,thisismybaby!”Thedeadisyours!”Eachonewantedthelivingbaby.SotheywenttoseeKingSolomon.“Bringmeaknife,cutthechildintotwoandfiveeachwomanonehalf.”saidtheKing.“Oh.YourMajesty!Givehermybaby.Pleasedontkillmybaby!”ThenKingSolomonpointedtothewomaninteasandsaid,“Givethebabytoher.Sheisthemother.”聪慧的国王所罗门很久很久之前，有一位国王，他的名字叫所罗门，他特别聪慧。在他的国家里，有两位妇女，她们住在同一间房子里。各有一个婴儿。一天夜里，其中一个婴儿死了。他的妈妈抱另一位妇女的小孩，把他放在本身的床上。第二天早上，他们发生了争吵。“不，这是我的孩子!这个死的是你的!”他们都想要这个活着的孩子，于是她们去见所罗门国王。“给我拿把刀来，把这个孩子切成两半，没人一半。”国王判决道。“哦，陛下，把我的孩子给她吧。请不要杀了我的孩子!”一位母亲哭喊道。于是所罗门指着流泪的妇女说：“把孩子给她，她是真正的母亲。”篇16：名人励志英语小故事FrenchscientistPierreCurielivedfrom1859to1906,whileMarieCurielivedfrom1867to1934.TheymetattheSorbonnewhereMariewasastudentandPierrewasaprofessorofphysics.Together,theydiscovered“Radium”.Theywonthe1903NobelPrizeforphysics.MarieCuriewasthefirstwomanwhobecameaphysicsprofessorattheSorbonne.Andin1911,shewonasecondNobelPrizeforchemistry.ThomasAlvaEdisonwasanAmericaninventorwholivedfrom1847to1931andinventedover1000inventionsinhislifetime,Twoofthemostimportantinventionswerethelightbulbandthephonograph,thefirstthingtorecordsound.EdisonsetupalabinNewJerseyin1876.Hemadealotofmoneybysellingoneofhisearlierinventions.ItalianinventorGuglielmoMarconilivedfrom1874to1937.Hismostimportantinventionwasawirelesstelegraph.In1899,theinventedamachinethatmadeitpossibletosendwirelessmessagesacrossthecountry,In1901,hismachinemadeitpossibleforthefirstmessagetobesentacrosstheAtlanticOcean.Marconiwonthe1909NoblePrizeforphysics.AlexanderBellinventedoneofthemostwidelyusedinventionsofalltimes—thetelephone.Helivedfrom1847to1922,firstinEdinburgh,Scotland,theninCanada,andfinallyintheUnitedStates.Heinventedthefirsttelephonein1876whichmadeitpossibleforvoicestobesent.Bellwasalsointerestedininventionswhichhelpedthepeoplewhocouldnthear.篇17：名人励志英语小故事InAfrica,whentheantelopewakesupeverymorning,thefirstthingthatcomestohismindis“,Imustbeabletorunfasterthanthefastestlion,orIwillbekilledbyalion.”Andatjustthesametime,thelionwakesoutofhisdream,andthefirstthingflashingintohismindis,“Imustbeabletocatchupwiththeslowestantelope；otherwiseIwillstarvetodeath.”So,almostatthesamemomentboththeantelopeandthelionjumptotheirfeet,andstartrunningtowardtherisingsun.Suchislife—whetheryouareanantelopeoralion,yououghttodashforwardwithouthesitationwhenthesunrises.篇18：名人励志英语小故事Franklinslifeisfullofcharmingstorieswhichallyoungmenshouldknow—howhesoldbooksinBoston,andbecametheguestofkingsinEurope；howhewasmadeMajorGeneralFranklin,onlytoquit1because,ashesaid,hewasnosoldier,andyethelpedtoorganizethearmythatstoodbeforethetrainedtroopsofEnglandandGermany.ThispoorBostonboy,withoutadaysschooling,studying；thisneglected2apprenticeconqueredthelightning,madehisnamefamous,receiveddegreesanddiplomasfrommanycolleges,andbecameforeverrememberedas“DoctorFranklin”,philosopher,scientistandpoliticalleader.Self—made,self—taught,thecandlemakerssongavelighttoalltheworld；thestreetbooksellersetallmensingingofliberty；theapprenticebecamethemostsoughtaftermanacrosstheworld,andbroughthisnativelandtopraiseandhonorhim.HebuiltAmerica,forwhatournationistodayislargelyduetothemanagement,theforethought4,thewisdom,andtheabilityofBenjaminFranklin.Hebelongstotheworld,butespeciallyhebelongstoAmerica.Thepeoplearoundtheworldhonoredhimwhilehewasliving；heisstillregardedastheloftiest5manbythecommonpeopletodayafterhisdeath.Andhewillliveinpeoplesheartsforever.篇19：英语小故事BestRewardAnavalofficerfelloverboard.Hewasrescuedbyadeckhand.Theofficeraskedhowhecouldrewardhim.“Theb