團圓飯的英語作文

① 《My Family get-together》（關於春節吃團圓飯的） 不少於50個單詞的英語作文

《My Family get-together》The Spring Festival is also called Chinese New Year. This is my favorite Chinese festival. This festival is usually in February, so I have enough time to celebrate. I will visit my relatives and my cousin play (sister). On that day, people to the other party each other happy New Year. If our elders say "congratulation" or "south mountain", they will give us a red envelope. At noon, my parents and grandparents usually make spring rolls to eat. In the evening, I and all the relatives together for family reunion dinner. At eight o 'clock in the evening time, almost every household are watching the Spring Festival gala. At the same time, people set off firecrackers. This is very interesting. In the middle of the night twelve o 'clock, Chinese people like to hear the New Year bell ring. I am in the Spring Festival is always very happy, many people also think it is a wonderful day. 翻譯：我的家庭聚會春節又稱為中國的新年。這是我最喜歡的中國節日。這個節日通常在二月份，所以我有足夠的時間來慶祝。我會拜訪我的親戚和我的表兄弟（姐妹）玩。在那天，人們互相向對方拜年。如果我們對長輩說「恭喜發財」或「壽比南山」，他們會給我們紅包。在中午，我的父母和祖父母經常做春卷吃。在晚上，我和所有的親戚在一起吃團圓飯。在晚上八點的時候，幾乎每家每戶都在看春節聯歡晚會。與此同時，人們還在放鞭炮。這很有趣。在深夜十二點的時候，中國人喜歡聽到新年鍾聲的響起。我在春節總是很高興，許多人也認為那是多麼美好的一天。

② 我家的團圓飯 英語作文

Spring Festival, the traditional Chinese New Year』 Day, is China』s most important national holiday. The date of the new year is still determined by the lunar calendar even though the government of the Republic of China adopted the international Gregorian calendar in 1912. New Year』s Day typically occurs sometime in early spring (February).Almost everyone in China』s cities enjoys at least three days off work to celebrate spring Festival, and the celebration lasts even longer in rural areas: from the eighth day of the last month of the lunar year to the fifteenth day of the first month of the following lunar years. Rural residents use this time, following a year』s hard work and prior to the spring planting, to rest and relax as the climate in northern China is still quite cold.The Han people (the majority ethnic group in China, accounting for more than 90 percent of the population) have a tradition of eating laba-rice porridge with beans, nuts and dried fruit—on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. This pastime symbolizes the peasants』 wishes for an abundant harvest and healthy animals.Starting on the twenty-third day of the twelfth lunar month people clean their houses, decorate them with paper-cuts and streamers, shop for special Spring Festival foods and gifts, and begin preparing the New year』s banquet.
On the day before New Year』s day, many families decorate their front doors with a pair of couplets designating good fortune. These couplets are written in fine calligraphy on long strips of red paper. The text of the sentiments expressed are for happiness, good health, bumper harvest, family harmony and prosperity. Special pictures are placed in different rooms to dispel evil spirits and bring the family tranquility and happiness throughout the coming year.

Children set off firecrackers, play games and carry colorful lanterns in hand as they visit friends. Parents keep busy preparing the New Year』s Eve dinner and making jiaozi—mplings with meat and vegetable fillings. Dumplings are an indispensable food for northerners ring their New Year』s celebration.In olden times, jiaozi were thought to scare away evil spirits, misfortune and disease. Today this well-loved dish is as closely associated with Spring Festival as turkey is with Thanksgiving in the United States.Chinese have been making jiaozi for more than 1,600 years, but the preparation of this delicious food varies by region. One variety is made with fillings of meat, Chinese cabbage or other vegetables, peanut and sesames oils, with ginger, green onion and salt for flavoring. Another variety is filled with eggs and dried shrimp along with Chinese cabbage, Chinese chives and other flavorings.
On New Year』s Day people traditionally eat mplings made with egg and shrimp fillings to encourage a year of peace. Families in some rural areas have a custom of wrapping a small piece of candy or a coin in one of the mplings. The person who eats this mpling is considered lucky and will have a happy and prosperous new year.

Following dinner, most families watch special holiday variety shows on television, which last well into new Year』s Day. Many families stay up very late, some even stay up all night, playing cards, laughing, chatting, or telling stories to the children. At midnight a barrage of firecrackers breaks the silence and after the cocks crow, every family concts a New Year』s ceremony. Everyone, old and young, dresses in their best before offering sacrifices to their gods and ancestors.The reunion meal in northern China consists of jiaozi. Old and young sit around the dinner table waiting to be served while the women boil the mplings. If family members cannot join the reunion meal, a pair of chopsticks, a cup of wine and a bowl are laid out for them to symbolize the family』s best wishes.On New Year』s Day the children receive gifts of money in red envelopes from their parents and grandparents. But, the most popular celebrating activity is young people expressing wishes of good fortune and health to the family elders. Other children enjoy visiting with friends, neighbors and relatives because they are treated to fruit, pastry and candy while their parents drink tea, wine or beer.

The celebrating climax occurs on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month ring the Lantern Festival. At night lantern shows or lion dances are performed, luring visitors to the fun, whether it』s in the city or the countryside.

③ 關於年夜飯的高中英語作文120字數

Our family enjoyed a wonderful New Year's evening family dinner because it is seldom to get so many relatives to get together. My uncle,aunt and cousin, my best friend, came and had dinner with us. It took almost whole afternoon to prepare the dishes. Of course, that is a chance to show my mom and my aunt's cooking skill. We also try to do something to help them, but, what we got was "going to play". It is happy for me to hear that rather than "go to do your homework". The evening dinner is so good, everyone enjoyed and aet overload to their stomach. So wonderful dinner, so wonderful new year.

④ 英文短文團圓飯

Spring Festival, the traditional Chinese New Year』s Day, is China』s most important national holiday. The date of the new year is still determined by the lunar calendar even though the government of the Republic of China adopted the international Gregorian calendar in 1912. New Year』s Day typically occurs sometime in early spring (February).Almost everyone in China』s cities enjoys at least three days off work to celebrate spring Festival, and the celebration lasts even longer in rural areas: from the eighth day of the last month of the lunar year to the fifteenth day of the first month of the following lunar years. Rural residents use this time, following a year』s hard work and prior to the spring planting, to rest and relax as the climate in northern China is still quite cold.The Han people (the majority ethnic group in China, accounting for more than 90 percent of the population) have a tradition of eating laba-rice porridge with beans, nuts and dried fruit—on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. This pastime symbolizes the peasants』 wishes for an abundant harvest and healthy animals.Starting on the twenty-third day of the twelfth lunar month people clean their houses, decorate them with paper-cuts and streamers, shop for special Spring Festival foods and gifts, and begin preparing the New year』s banquet.
On the day before New Year』s day, many families decorate their front doors with a pair of couplets designating good fortune. These couplets are written in fine calligraphy on long strips of red paper. The text of the sentiments expressed are for happiness, good health, bumper harvest, family harmony and prosperity. Special pictures are placed in different rooms to dispel evil spirits and bring the family tranquility and happiness throughout the coming year.

Children set off firecrackers, play games and carry colorful lanterns in hand as they visit friends. Parents keep busy preparing the New Year』s Eve dinner and making jiaozi—mplings with meat and vegetable fillings. Dumplings are an indispensable food for northerners ring their New Year』s celebration.In olden times, jiaozi were thought to scare away evil spirits, misfortune and disease. Today this well-loved dish is as closely associated with Spring Festival as turkey is with Thanksgiving in the United States.Chinese have been making jiaozi for more than 1,600 years, but the preparation of this delicious food varies by region. One variety is made with fillings of meat, Chinese cabbage or other vegetables, peanut and sesames oils, with ginger, green onion and salt for flavoring. Another variety is filled with eggs and dried shrimp along with Chinese cabbage, Chinese chives and other flavorings.
On New Year』s Day people traditionally eat mplings made with egg and shrimp fillings to encourage a year of peace. Families in some rural areas have a custom of wrapping a small piece of candy or a coin in one of the mplings. The person who eats this mpling is considered lucky and will have a happy and prosperous new year.

Following dinner, most families watch special holiday variety shows on television, which last well into new Year』s Day. Many families stay up very late, some even stay up all night, playing cards, laughing, chatting, or telling stories to the children. At midnight a barrage of firecrackers breaks the silence and after the cocks crow, every family concts a New Year』s ceremony. Everyone, old and young, dresses in their best before offering sacrifices to their gods and ancestors.The reunion meal in northern China consists of jiaozi. Old and young sit around the dinner table waiting to be served while the women boil the mplings. If family members cannot join the reunion meal, a pair of chopsticks, a cup of wine and a bowl are laid out for them to symbolize the family』s best wishes.On New Year』s Day the children receive gifts of money in red envelopes from their parents and grandparents. But, the most popular celebrating activity is young people expressing wishes of good fortune and health to the family elders. Other children enjoy visiting with friends, neighbors and relatives because they are treated to fruit, pastry and candy while their parents drink tea, wine or beer.

The celebrating climax occurs on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month ring the Lantern Festival. At night lantern shows or lion dances are performed, luring visitors to the fun, whether it』s in the city or the countryside.春節期間,中國傳統的新年,是中國最重要的國定假日。春節的日期仍然是由陰歷決定的,即使中華民國政府採納國際公歷1912年。元旦通常發生在早春(2月)。

幾乎每個人在中國的城市至少有3天的工作來慶祝春節、慶典延續更長在農村地區:從第八天上個月的大年初一到八月十五日後第一個月里遭受過農歷年的下面。農村居民要利用這段時間,一年的努力工作和之前的春天種植,休息和放鬆的氣候在中國北部仍然相當冷。

漢族(大多數族群在中國,佔90%以上的人口)有傳統laba-rice吃稀飯和豆類、堅果和乾fruit-on第八天的農歷十二月。這種消遣象徵著農民在豐收的、健康的動物。

七月二十三日、王遣散眾開始的農歷十二月人打掃他們的房子,裝修和鄉下還能見到紅紅火火的綵帶,商店,春節食品和特殊的禮物,並開始准備新年宴會。
在新年的第一天,許多家庭裝飾他們的前門用一副對聯指定的好運。這些楹聯書法寫好一片片長長的紅紙。文中的情感表達是為了幸福,身體健康,家庭和睦、豐收,繁榮。特殊的照片被放置在不同的房間去驅散惡魔,寧靜和幸福的家庭帶來了新年。

孩子們放鞭炮、玩游戲、提燈籠在手裡,因為他們拜訪朋友。父母忙著准備新年前夕,使jiaozi-mplings與肉類和蔬菜餡料。餃子是必不可少的食品為北方人在他們的新年慶祝活動。

在以前,餃子被嚇跑妖魔鬼怪,不幸和疾病。今日的知己緊密聯系在一起的一道菜是為春節作為土耳其和在美國的感恩節。

中國已經做的餃子超過1600多年,但准備這美味的食物不盡相同,由區域。一個變化是由充填物的肉、大白菜或其他蔬菜、花生、芝麻油、姜、蔥和鹽調味。另一個變化是充滿了雞蛋和蝦米隨著大白菜、韭菜及其它調味品。
元旦這天人們通常吃餃子餡和雞蛋和蝦,鼓勵一年的和平。在一些農村地區家庭有一個自定義的包皮一小塊糖或一枚硬幣的餃子。這個人吃餃子被認為是幸運的,這將會有一個新年快樂幸福,大吉大利。

晚飯後,大多數家庭觀看電視綜藝節目特殊的節日上,以及在新年的第一天。許多家庭熬夜到很晚,有的甚至整晚熬夜,玩牌,談笑風生,聊天,或講故事的孩子。

一連串的午夜燃放鞭炮打破沉默,之後,每個家庭的公雞叫進行了新年慶典。每個人,年老的和年輕的,穿著他們最好的前獻與他們的神獻祭和祖先。

團圓飯在北部的中國餃子。老年人和青年人圍坐在餐桌上等候而女人煮餃子。如果家人不能參加團圓飯,一雙筷子,一杯酒和一碗給他們都是歐洲式的象徵家庭的最美好的祝願。

在新年的第一天孩子們接受禮物的錢的紅包來自父母和祖父母。但是,最受歡迎的慶祝活動是年輕人的表達意願好運和健康的家庭的長者。其他的孩子享受探望朋友、鄰居、親戚,因為他們正在處理的水果、糕點和糖果,而它們的父母喝茶,葡萄酒或啤酒。

在高潮時的慶祝農歷正月十五在元宵節。在晚上燈籠展示或舞龍舞獅表演,吸引遊客有樂趣,無論是在城市或鄉村。 可能有點多，你自己刪一刪吧！

⑤ 寫一篇關於"年夜飯"的英語作文,至少80個單詞以上

你好，作文如下：

Today is Chinese New Year's Eve, my family had a big family party at home. It was a Chinese tradition that on New Year's Eve we make mplings together and have them around midnight. Firstly, we prepared the pork mince and some vegetables for the mplings.We also needed plenty of skins to make the mplings. Some of us were making the mpling skins, others were mixing the mince and vegetables together. All of us were enjoying the process of making mplings and chatting with each other. Before midnight, when we heard the sound of New Year's Bell, the mplings were ready for us to eat. It was such a wonderful night!

謝謝，望採納。保證沒有語法錯誤哦

⑥ 求有關於英語作文描寫家庭團圓飯的

My Happy Family 我的幸福的家 I have a happy family,there are three persons 我有一個幸福的家，我的父親，我的母親，組成這個 in my family.My father,my mother and I.My father is 家。我的爸爸是版一個醫生，他權喜歡他的工作，因為可 a doctor.He Iikes his job .Because it can heip too 以幫到很多的人。我媽媽是一個教師。她在班上非常 many poepie.I like my father ,too.my mother is a 受他的學生歡迎。 teacher.She is very popular with her students. I am a student at NO.1 middle school .my father 我是一個在第一中學讀書的學生。我的 父母都 and my mother all love me . I love my parent,too. 非常愛我，我的愛我的父母

⑦ 30句吃團圓飯的英語

吃團圓飯的英語句子有：

1、【例句】：In the festival,all family members go together and have a big dinner together.

【解釋】：在節日里,所有的家庭成員相聚一團,並一起享用晚餐。

2、【例句】：After the dinner,we watch the Spring Festival party on television.

【解釋】：晚飯後,我們在電視上看春節聯歡晚會。

3：【例句】：All the members of the family gather to enjoy a reunion dinner.

【解釋】：全家人聚在一起吃團圓飯。

4、【例句】：We also had a big family reunion dinner.

【解釋】：我們還吃了一頓豐盛的團圓飯。

5、【例句】：We'll have a reunion feast on spring festival eve.

【解釋】：我們在除夕夜吃團圓飯。

6、【例句】：We'll have a reunion feast on Christmas Eve.

【解釋】：我們在聖誕前夜吃團圓飯。

7、【例句】：All the family memebers sit together to eat meals.

【解釋】：一家人吃團圓飯。

8、【例句】：At night, the whole family eat moon cakes while admiring the bright full moon

【解釋】：晚上，全家人邊賞月邊吃月餅。

9、【例句】： another day for a family get-together.

【解釋】：又是一個全家人團圓的日子。

10、【例句】：The day of Chinese New Year New Year's Eve family reunion dinner together

【解釋】：春節大年三十全家人在一起吃團圓飯。

11、【例句】：Most people will go home and celebrate the New Year with parents.

【解釋】：人們大多數都會回家和父母一起過年吃團圓飯。

12、【例句】：To enjoy a reunion dinner with the families, watch TV and see the relatives.

【解釋】：和家人一起吃團圓飯、看電視、看望親戚。

13、【例句】：Most people went home and celebrated the New Year with parents.

【解釋】：人們大多已經回家和父母一起過年吃團圓飯了。

14、【例句】：the whole family members make mplings and eat together

【解釋】：一家人包餃子，吃團圓飯。

15、【例句】：Traditional new year's eve activities include a reunion feast, TV watching, fireworks etc.

【解釋】：除夕傳統活動有：吃團圓飯、看電視、放煙火等。

16、【例句】：I can eat Tuanyuan dinner.

【解釋】：我可以吃團圓飯了。

17、【例句】：After dinner, we keep watch at night.

【解釋】：晚上一家人包餃子吃團圓飯，守夜。

18、【例句】：The family reunion dinner together is a very happy thing.

【解釋】：一家人在一起吃團圓飯是一件很快樂幸福事。

19、【例句】：Children like the festival very much ,because they can have delicious food and wear new clothes .

【解釋】：孩子們很愛這個節日,因為他們可以享用美味,穿新衣，吃團圓飯。

20、【例句】：After the dinner, we watch the Spring Festival party on television.

【解釋】：團圓飯後,我們在電視上看春節聯歡晚會.

21、【例句】：i would like to have a dinner with my family.

【解釋】：我希望能和家人一起吃團圓飯。

22、【例句】：people celebrate Spring Festival in many ways, such as setting off fireworks, having a meal with the whole family.

【解釋】：人們以多種形式慶祝春節，如放煙花爆竹吃團圓飯等。

23、【例句】：New Year's eve / the night is having the whole family together for the reunion dinner.

【解釋】：除夕（也是大年三十），那晚全家人聚在一起吃團圓飯。

24、【例句】：On the eve of the new year's Eve, our family will make mplings together, eat a reunion dinner, and then watch the Spring Festival gala.

【解釋】：在除夕的晚上，我們一家會一起包餃子，吃一頓團圓飯，然後看春晚。

25、【例句】：We have chicken,ck,fish,pork and such as. Dumplings are the most traditional food .

【解釋】：我吃雞鴨魚肉類似食物，餃傳統食物，來慶祝團圓。

26、【例句】：Have/Eat family reunion dinner.

【解釋】：同時祝你新年快樂。

27、【例句】：People enjoy the Spring Festival ,ring this time they can have a good rest .

【解釋】：人們喜歡春節,在這個時候,他們能好好休息一下.

28、【例句】：People visit relatives and friends with the words 「Have all your wishes 」.

【解釋】：人們訪問親朋好友並互相祝福好運。

29、【例句】：we Have a family meal.

【解釋】：我們一起吃團圓飯。

30、【例句】：It doesn』t matter if the family members cannot get together a tordinary times, but they should have a family reunion dinner on a festival。

【解釋】：平時不在一起沒有關系，但是過節的時候，一定要全家人聚在一起，吃一頓團圓飯。

⑧ 用英文介紹年夜飯

年夜飯英文介紹：

New Year's Eve dinner is one of the customs of the Spring Festival, also known as the New Year dinner, reunion dinner, reunion dinner, especially the family reunion dinner at the end of the New Year's Eve. New Year's Eve dinner originated from the ancient year-end ritual, worship gods .

New Year's Eve dinner is a major event of the year before, not only rich and colorful, but also very moral. Before the Lunar New Year's dinner, worship gods and worship ancestors, and wait until the worship ceremony is completed before the meal is served.

There are chicken, fish, oyster sauce, vegetable, lotus root, lettuce, garlic and sausage for good fortune. Chinese New Year's Eve dinner is a family reunion dinner, which is the most abundant and important dinner at the end of the year.

年夜飯中文介紹：

年夜飯，是春節習俗之一，又稱年晚飯、團年飯、團圓飯等，特指年尾除夕的闔家聚餐。年夜飯源於古代的年終祭祀儀，拜祭神靈與祖先後團圓聚餐。年夜飯是年前的重頭戲，不但豐富多彩，而且很講究寓意。吃團年飯前先拜神祭祖，待拜祭儀式完畢後才開飯。席上一般有雞（寓意有計）、魚（寓意年年有餘）、蚝豉（寓意好市）、發菜（寓意發財）、腐竹（寓意富足）、蓮藕（寓意聰明）、生菜（寓意生財）、生蒜（寓意會計算）、臘腸（寓意長長久久）等以求吉利。中國人的年夜飯是家人的團圓聚餐，這頓是年尾最豐盛、最重要的一頓晚餐。

(8)團圓飯的英語作文擴展閱讀：

年夜飯常規食譜有：

一、餛飩

新年吃餛飩取其開初之意。傳說盤古氏開天闢地，使「氣之輕清上浮者為天，氣之重濁下凝者為地」，結束了混沌狀態，才有了宇宙四方。再則取「餛飩」與「渾囤」的諧音，意思是糧食滿囤。新年吃餛飩，是取其開初之意。傳說世界生成以前是混沌狀態，盤古開天闢地，才有了宇宙四方。

二、餃子

餃子是中國的傳統食品之一。古稱「角子」，也稱作扁食或煮餑餑。古來只有餛飩而無餃子。後來將餛飩做成新月形就成餃子了。除夕夜，十二點鍾聲一敲響，就開始吃餃子，因此時正是子時，取其新舊交替，子時來臨之意。在唐代吃餃子的習慣已經傳到中國的邊遠地區了。

三、長面

長面，也叫長壽面。新年吃面，是預祝壽長百年。古代的一切麵食都叫做餅，所以湯面起初也叫湯餅，開始的面片不是擀成或壓成的，而是將和好的面，用手往鍋里撕片片，和北方吃的「烏鴉頭」、「猴耳子」等的做法差不多。到唐代以後開始用案板擀麵，才逐漸有了長面、短面、乾麵、素麵、葷面、掛面。

四、湯圓

又名湯團、浮元子，在南方比較普遍。其是用糯米搓成圓形（可往裡加入不同口味的餡），再放入鍋里煮食，寓意團團圓圓。湯圓一般當早點或年飯主食，不管是餐館酒店還是家中，都很流行這道美食。

參考資料來源：網路—年夜飯 （年尾除夕的聚餐）

⑨ 年夜飯為主題的英語作文。

Today is Chinese New Year's Eve, my family had a big family party at home. It was a Chinese tradition that on New Year's Eve we make mplings together and have them around midnight.

Firstly, we prepared the pork mince and some vegetables for the mplings.We also needed plenty of skins to make the mplings. Some of us were making the mpling skins, others were mixing the mince and vegetables together.

All of us were enjoying the process of making mplings and chatting with each other.

Before midnight, when we heard the sound of New Year's Bell, the mplings were ready for us to eat. It was such a wonderful night!

今天是中國新年除夕，我家在家裡舉行了盛大的家庭聚會。

在除夕之夜，我們一起做餃子，並在午夜前後吃餃子，這是中國的傳統。首先，我們為餃子准備了豬肉末和一些蔬菜。我們還需要大量的皮來做餃子。

我們中的一些人在做餃子皮，另一些人則把肉末和蔬菜混合在一起。我們大家都很享受餃子和聊天的過程。午夜前，當我們聽到新年鍾聲的時候，我們就准備好吃餃子了。

這真是一個美妙的夜晚!