英語作文五一勞動節

『壹』 五一勞動節英語介紹與意思

The first Labor Day holiday was celebrated on Tuesday， September 5，1882， in New York City， in accordance with the plans of the Central Labor Union. The Central Labor Union held its second Labor Day holiday just a year later，on September 5，1883.

1882年9月5日，星期二，根據中央工會的計劃，紐約市迎來了第一個勞動節。就在一年後的1883年9月5日，中央工會舉行了第二個勞動節假期。

In 1884 the first Monday in September was selected as the holiday， as originally proposed， and the Central Labor Union urged similar organizations in other cities to follow the example of New York and celebrate a "workingmen"s holiday" on that date.

884年9月的第一個星期一被選為假日，這是最初的提議，中央工會敦促其他城市的類似組織效仿紐約，在這一天慶祝「工人節」。

The idea spread with the growth of labor organizations， and in 1885 Labor Day was celebrated in many instrial centers of the country.

這一思想隨著勞工組織的發展而傳播，1885年勞動節在全國許多工業中心舉行。

Labor』s Day is on May 1st. Labor』s Day is an international day for workers. Working is glorious， and we should respect workers. The Labor』s Day is workers』 holiday and workers can enjoy themselves to their heart』s content.

勞動節是五月一日。勞動節是工人的國際性節日。工作是光榮的，我們應該尊重工人。勞動節是工人的節日，工人們可以盡情享受這個節日。

『貳』 五一勞動節英語作文翻譯

今天，我和媽媽，爸爸去文化廣場玩，文化廣場可好玩啦！又有華興龍玩，有搖頭飛倚......還有許多好玩的

『叄』 五一勞動節英語作文

五一英語作文 A Serious Social Problem
In recent years, the video games have become more and more popular in many cities and towns. There are

many video games houses near schools. These places are always crowded with boys and girls.
They spend a lot of money and time on it. When class is over, they rush to the video games house. But it

is difficult to win against the computer. The more they lose, the more they want to win. They have no

mind for their lessons. When they can' t get enough money from their parents, they may become thieves.
The video game addiction is a serious problem of the society.Something has to be done to control it.

來自：高中作文網之英語作文

『肆』 五一勞動節的英語作文

The Holiday of Labor's Day

I spent this holiday very quick, on the 1st May, we went to the Zoo, there were crowded there, so many travelers coming from all over the country to have some fun ring the holidays.On 2nd May, I visited my relatives with my parents, we had a great lunch together, the resturant were crowded as well.On 3rd May, we went to shopping in the mall, after the shopping we went to watch a new movie. All the other days leftI didn't go anywhere, no only becasue I still have some homework,but also there were almost all crowded in everywhere!

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『伍』 關於五一勞動節英語作文有中文翻譯五年級

Today is May Day.I am very happy.In the morning I go to a park with my parents.We go there by bus.There are many people in the bus because it is a holiday.There are many people in the park.There are many children there.Some are playing by the lake.Some are singing and dancing in the park.I join them.I play happily.We have a good time today.We come back late in the afternoon.
今天是一天，我很高興，我和父母一起去公園，公共汽車上有很多人，公園里有很多人，有很多孩子在玩耍，有人在公園里唱歌跳舞，我和他們一起玩耍。
第二種
During those days, I enjoyed myself. At first, I went to the zoo to see lovely animals. And then. I went to the sea world to see beautiful fishes. That was very interesting.
Secondly I went for a trip with my parents, we went to Linxia to visit my grandparents and to eat minority』s foods. We rode horse on the grassland and had a fun with local children.
It was very exciting. After that, I held a party and invited some of my best friends to visit my house.
My mother bought a lot of tasty foods for us, we also took many photos on the party. We played very happy. I also watched lots of carton films at home, they were wonderful.
I like the holiday. I like my May Day.
譯文：
在那些日子裡。我過得很愉快。起初,我去動物園看可愛的動物。然後。我去海洋世界看到美麗的魚。這是很有趣的。
其次,我去和爸媽,我們去拜訪我的祖父母、臨夏少數的食物吃。我們騎著馬在草原上,有一個有趣的當地兒童。
這是非常令人興奮的。之後,我舉辦了派對並邀請一些最好的朋友來拜訪我的房子。
我媽媽買了很多好吃的食物,我們也拍了許多照片。我們玩得非常開心。我也看了許多的紙箱電影在家的時候,他們都很棒。
我最喜歡的節日。我喜歡我的五一國際勞動節。

『陸』 想要一篇介紹五一勞動節的英語作文，要長！！！

May 1st, International Workers' Day, commemorates the historic struggle of working people throughout the world, and is recognized in most countries. The United States of America and Canada are among the exceptions. This despite the fact that the holiday began in the 1880s in the USA, linked to the battle for the eight-hour day, and the Chicago anarchists.

The struggle for the eight-hour day began in the 1860s. In 1884, the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions of the United States and Canada, organized in 1881 (and changing its name in 1886 to American Federation of Labor ) passed a resolution which asserted that "eight hours shall constitute a legal day's work from and after May 1, 1886, and that we recommend to labor organizations throughout this district that they so direct their laws as to conform to this resolution". The following year the Federation repeated the declaration that an eight-hour system was to go into effect on May 1, 1886. With workers being forced to work ten, twelve, and fourteen hours a day, support for the eight-hour movement grew rapidly. In the months prior to May 1, 1886, thousands of workers, organized and unorganized, members of the organization Knights of Labor and of the federation, were drawn into the struggle. Chicago was the main center of the agitation for a shorter day. The anarchists were in the forefront of the Central Labor Union of Chicago , which consisted of 22 unions in 1886, among them the seven largest in the city.

During the Railroad strikes of 1877, the workers had been violently attacked by the police and the United States Army. A similar tactic of state terrorism was prepared by the bureaucracy to fight the eight-hour movement. The police and National Guard were increased in size and received new and powerful weapons financed by local business leaders. Chicago's Commercial Club purchased a $2000 machine gun for the Illinois National Guard to be used against strikers. Nevertheless, by May 1st, the movement had already won gains for many Chicago workers. But on May 3, 1886, police fired into a crowd of strikers at the McCormick Harvester Machine Company, killing at least one striker, seriously wounding five or six others, and injuring an undetermined number. Anarchists called for a mass meeting the next day in Haymarket Square to protest the brutality.

The meeting proceeded without incident, and by the time the last speaker was on the platform, the rainy gathering was already breaking up, with only about two hundred people remaining. It was then a police column of 180 men marched into the square and ordered the meeting to disperse. At the end of the meeting a bomb was thrown at the police, killing one instantly, six others died later. About seventy police officers were wounded. Police responded by firing into the crowd. How many civilians were wounded or killed from police bullits never was ascertained exactly. Although it was never determined who threw the bomb, the incident was used as an excuse to attack anarchists and the labor movement in general. Police ransacked the homes and offices of suspected radicals, and hundreds were arrested without charge. A reign of police terror swept over Chicago. Staging "raids" in the working-class districts, the police rounded up all known anarchists and other socialists. "Make the raids first and look up the law afterward!" publicly counseled the state's attorney.

Anarchists in particular were harassed, and eight of Chicago's most active were charged with conspiracy to murder in connection with the Haymarket bombing. A kangaroo court found all eight guilty, despite a lack of evidence connecting any of them to the bomb-thrower, and they were sentenced to die. In October 9, 1886, the weekly journal Knights of Labor published in Chicago, carried on page 1 the following announcement: "Next week we begin the publication of the lives of the anarchists advertised in another column." The advertisement, carried on page 14, read: "The story of the anarchists, told by themselves; Parsons, Spies, Fielden, Schwab, Fischer, Lingg, Engle, Neebe. The only true history of the men who claim that they are condemned to suffer death for exercising the right of Free Speech: Their association with Labor, Socialistic and Anarchistic Societies, their views as to the aims and objects of these organizations, and how they expect to accomplish them; also their connection with the Chicago Haymarket Affair. Each man is the author of his own story, which will appear only in the "Knights of Labor" ring the next three months, - the great labor paper of the United States, a 16-page weekly paper, containing all the latest foreign and domestic labor news of the day, stories, household hints, etc. A co-operative paper owned and controlled by members of the Knights of Labor, and furnished for the small sum of $1.00 per annum . Adress all communications to Knights of Labor Publishing Company, 163 Washington St., Chicago, Ill." Later this journal and the paper Alarm published the autobiographies of the Haymarket men.

Albert Parsons, August Spies, Adolf Fischer and George Engel were hanged on November 11, 1887. Louis Lingg committed suicide in prison. The authorities turned over the bodies to friends for burial, and one of the largest funeral processions in Chicago history was held. It was estimated that between 150,000 to 500,000 persons lined the route taken by the funeral cortege of the Haymarket martyrs. A monument to the executed men was unveiled June 25, 1893 at Waldheim Cemetery in Chicago. The remaining three, Samuel Fielden, Oscar Neebe and Michael Schwab, were finally pardoned in 1893.

On June 26, 1893, the governor of Illinois, John Peter Altgeld, issued the pardon message in which he made it clear that he was not granting the pardon because he believed that the men had suffered enough, but because they were innocent of the crime for which they had been tried, and that they and the hanged men had been the victims of hysteria, packed juries and a biased judge. He noted that the defendants were not proven guilty because the state "has never discovered who it was that threw the bomb which killed the policeman, and the evidence does not show any connection whatsoever between the defendants and the man who threw it."

It is not surprising that the state, business leaders, mainstream union officials, and the media would want to hide the true history of May Day. In its attempt to erase the history and significance of May Day, the United States government declared May 1st to be "Law Day", and gave the workers instead Labor Day, the first Monday of September - a holiday devoid of any historical significance.

Nevertheless, rather than suppressing the labor and anarchist movements, the events of 1886 and the execution of the Chicago anarchists, spokesmen of the movement for the eight-hour day, mobilized many generations of radicals. Emma Goldman, a young immigrant at the time, later pointed to the Haymarket affair as her political birth. Instead of disappearing, the anarchist movement only grew in the wake of Haymarket.

As workers, we must recognize and commemorate May Day not only for it's historical significance, but also as a time to organize around issues of vital importance to the working-class, i.e. the people, of today.

『柒』 五一勞動節英語作文用一般將來時

剛好今天寫了。。。。

I will have a great time throughout my May Day Holiday.I have three days.

On Friday, I will go to BBQ with my classmates who throw a celebration party at our middle school principle's flat. Our parents are going to be invited to the party. Everybody will be excited about the holiday. I will eat a lot of delicious food at that time.

On Saturday, I will go visiting my uncle's family with my parents. We go to celebrate our good time at a fancy restaurant in Shanghai. Later that day, we will sing karaoke in my uncle's house. We will stay for the night.

On Sunday, I will go shopping with my cousins. We will buy some brand name t-shirts and pants. In the afternoon, my cousins will give me a fun ride on the city highway. They will also teach me how to drive their fancy car.

All in all, I will enjoy my May Day Holiday in many ways.
翻譯如下:
我將有一個美妙的時光在我的五一假期。我有三天假期。

周五,我將和我的同學一起去燒烤慶祝派對在我們中學原則的公寓。我們的父母將會被邀請參加晚會。每個人都將興奮的假期。我將吃很多美味的食物。

周六,我將去拜訪我叔叔的家庭和我的父母。我們去慶祝我們在上海的高檔餐廳的好時機。當天晚些時候,我們將唱卡拉ok在我叔叔的房子里。我們將停留過夜。

周日,我要去購物和我的表兄弟。我們將買一些名牌t恤和褲子。下午,我的堂兄弟將要給我一個有趣的騎在城市高速公路。他們還教我怎麼開車。


總之,在很多方面我將享受我的五一假期。

『捌』 關於五一勞動節的英語資料

1886年5月1日，美國芝加哥20多萬工人為爭取實行八小時工作制而舉行大罷工，經過艱苦的流血斗爭，終於獲得勝利。為紀念這次偉大的工人運動，第二國際宣布將每年的5月1日定為國際勞動節。

On May 1, 1886, more than 200,000 workers in Chicago, the United States, went on a general strike for the implementation of the eight-hour work system. After a hard and bloody struggle, they finally won. In commemoration of the great workers'movement, Second International declared May 1 as International Labor Day every year.

工人斗爭取得可喜成果，工人的工作時間普遍縮短。在工人的壓力下，一些國家的政府頒布了有利於工人利益的法律，增強了工人階級的斗爭信心，也為國際工人運動積累了富貴經驗。

The workers'struggle has yielded gratifying results and their working hours have generally been shortened. Under the pressure of workers, some governments promulgated laws in favor of workers'interests, which strengthened the working class's confidence in struggle and accumulated valuable experience for the international workers' movement.

「五一節」是全世界無產階級團結、戰斗的節日。1886年5月1日在美國爆發了大規模的工人罷工斗爭，尤其是芝加哥城的無產階級不怕流血犧牲的斗爭，使資產階級做出了重大讓步，被迫承認了八小時工作制。

"May Day" is a festival of proletarian unity and fighting all over the world. On May 1, 1886, a large-scale strike by workers broke out in the United States, especially in Chicago, where the proletariat was not afraid of bloodshed and sacrifice. The bourgeoisie made significant concessions and was forced to recognize the eight-hour working system.

這次偉大斗爭得到國際無產階級和偉大導師恩格斯的支持，在第二國際成立大會上正式決定每年的五月一日為國際勞動節。

This great struggle was supported by the international proletariat and great mentor Engels. At the Second International Founding Conference, it was officially decided that May 1 should be the International Labor Day every year.

『玖』 關於五一勞動節的英文文章

May Day
A cornucopia of holidays
by Shmuel Ross

May 1st, often called May Day, just might have more holidays than any other day of the year. It's a celebration of Spring. It's a day of political protests. It's a neopagan festival, a saint's feast day, and a day for organized labor. In many countries, it is a national holiday.

Beltane
Beltane was a Celtic calendar feast ushering in the start of summer. (It also went by a variety of other spellings and names in assorted dialects of Gaelic.)

Bonfires, often created by rubbing sticks together, were common features of Beltane celebrations. Related rituals included driving cattle between two fires, dancing around the fires, and burning witches in effigy. Another tradition was Beltane cakes, which would be broken into several pieces, one of which was blackened. They would be drawn by celebrants at random; the person getting the unlucky blackened piece would face a mock execution.

In recent years, Beltaine has been adopted or revived by neopagan groups as a major seasonal festival.

Walpurgisnacht
St. Walburga (or Walpurgis), the abbess of the monastery of Heidenheim, helped St. Boniface bring Christianity to 8th Century Germany. She died on Feb. 25, 779. As her remains have been moved on multiple occasions, several days have been designated in her honor, one of which is the first of May.

This date coincided with a pre-existing pagan festival, which, in Germany, included rites to protect one against witchcraft. This led to a hybrid legend developing, in which witches were said to meet with the Devil on the eve of May 1, on the Brocken peak. The night of April 30th became known as "Walpurgisnacht," and the annual meeting was dramatized by Goethe in Faust.

Fertility Festivals
Some cultures, such as those found in India and Egypt, had spring fertility festivals. The Roman festival celebrating Flora, goddess of fertility, flowers, and spring, was celebrated from April 28 through May 3.

Bringing in the May
In medieval England, people would celebrate the start of spring by going out to the country or woods—"going a-maying"—and gathering greenery and flowers, or "bringing in the may." This was described in "The Court of Love" (often attributed to Chaucer, but not actually written by him) in 1561:

And furth goth all the Court, both most and lest,
To feche the floures fressh, and braunche and blome;
And namly, hawthorn brought both page and grome.
With fressh garlandes, partie blewe and whyte,
And thaim rejoysen in their greet delyt.

(For modern spellings, hold your mouse pointer over unfamiliar words.)

Another English tradition is the maypole. Some towns had permanent maypoles that would stay up all year; others put up a new one each May. In any event, the pole would be hung with greenery and ribbons, brightly painted, and otherwise decorated, and served as a central point for the festivities.

May Day was also a time for morris dancing and other dances, often around the maypole. In the 19th century, people began to braid the maypole with ribbons by weaving in and out in the course of a dance. Other later traditions include making garlands for children and the crowning of the May Queen.

Labor Day
In many countries, May Day is also Labor Day. This originates with the United States labor movement in the late 19th Century. On May 1, 1886, unions across the country went on strike, demanding that the standard workday be shortened to eight hours. The organizers of these strikes included socialists, anarchists, and others in organized labor movements. Rioting in Chicago's Haymarket Square on May 4th including a bomb thrown by an anarchist led to the deaths of a dozen people (including several police officers) and the injury of over 100 more.

The protests were not immediately successful, but they proved effective down the line, as eight-hour work days eventually did become the norm. Labor leaders, socialists, and anarchists around the world took the American strikes and their fallout as a rallying point, choosing May Day as a day for demonstrations, parades, and speeches. It was a major state holiday in the Soviet Union and other communist countries.

Labor Day is still celebrated on May 1 in countries around the world, and it is still often a day for protests and rallies. In recent years, these have often been targeted against globalization.

2006: May Day Protests Return to the U.S.
In 2006, United States once again saw widespread political action on May Day this year, centering on the subject of immigration reform. Various groups and communities, under the heading of "A Day Without Immigrants," held rallies, strikes, and consumer boycotts to support the rights of those working and living in the United States, and to protest a bill that would deport many illegal immigrants.

Competing Holidays
Various authorities have tried to ban or undermine May Day, particularly the communist observances ring the Cold War. In 1955, Pope Pius XII designated May 1 as a feast day of St. Joseph the Worker. In 1958, President Eisenhower designated May 1 as both Law Day and Loyalty Day. Each of these were specifically aimed at replacing the communist holiday with a religious or patriotic one.

May Day Bank Holiday
In the United Kingdom, the first Monday of May is a bank holiday. Since May 1 does not always fall on a Monday, May Day festivities have been moved to the Monday bank holiday for the public's convenience. Some communities in England still commence celebrations at sunset on April 30 with processions through town centres and floral decorations. Padstow holds the annual Obby Oss, which is thought to be the oldest May Day celebration in the country dating back to the 13th century.

『拾』 五一勞動節英語作文50字小學

5.1 Labour Day today, the teacher told us to clean the classroom, wiping tables, etc., the teacher told me to go sweep the floor, I pick up the broom and went to sweep the floor, I saw a lot of underground waste, I could not finish one scan, it is depressed, Many students come back, help me, and really thank them, I like them, they are my best friend forever, today's Labor Day, we swept very clean, the teachers and students in recognition of our teacher told the students We give our applause, very happy today, too, had a happy Labor Day[一定有給我分哦，我打了很久的】thank you【thank you 的意思是謝謝你】知道了嗎？呵呵。。。。