2016万圣节的手抄报英文
2022年11月20日发(作者：陆游与唐婉的故事)
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2013万圣节英语手抄报内容
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2013万圣节英语手抄报内容
NexttoChristmas,Hallowcientfestival
originatedfarfromNorthAmericahowever,andcenturiesbeforethefirstEuropeansetfootonthecontinent.
TheancientDruids督伊德教（古代高卢人与不列颠人的一种宗教）的教徒whoinhabitedwhatwenowcallGreat
Britainplacedgreatimportanceonthepassingofoneseasontothenext,holding“FireFestivals”whichwerecelebratedfor
threedays（twodaysoneithersideofthedayitself）。
OneofthesefestivalswascalledSamhain（pronouncedSha-Von）andittookplaceonOctober31throughto
thisperiod,itwasbelievedthattheboundariesbetweenourworldandtheworldofthedeadwere
weakened,allowingspiritsoftherecentlydeadtocrossoverandpossesstheliving.
Inordertomakethemselvesandtheirhomeslessinvitingtothesewaywardspirits,theancientCelts（凯尔特人）would
douse（插入水中，把弄熄，弄湿）asalsoasecondarypurposetothis,afterextinguishingalltheir
fires,theywouldre-lightthemfromacommonsource,theDruidicfirethatwaskeptburningatUsinach,intheMiddleof
Ireland.
Samhainwasconsideredtobeagatewaynotonlyfromthelandofthedeadtothelandoftheliving,butalsobetween
SummerandFall/Druids,thiswasthelastgasp（喘息，气喘）ofsummer（itwasalsotheCelticNewYear），
sothereforetheymadesureitwentoutwithabangbeforetheyhadtobuttondown（把…弄清楚）forthewinterahead.
Theywoulddressupinbizarrecostumesandparadethroughtheirvillagescausingdestructioninordertoscareoffany
recentlydepartedsoulswhomightbeprowling（巡游）forbodiestoinhabit,inadditiontoburninganimalsandother
offeringstotheDruidicdeities（神，神性）。Itisalsoapopularbeliefthattheywouldburnpeoplewhotheybelievedto
bepossessed,butthishaslargelybeendebunked（揭穿，拆穿假面具，暴露）asmyth.
ThisyearlyfestivalwasadoptedbytheRomaninvaders,whohelpedtopropagate（传播，宣传）itthroughoutthe
restoftheworld（andatthattime,theRomanEmpirewastheworld）。Theword“Halloween”itselfactuallycomesfrom
acontractionofAllHallowsEve,orAllSaint'sDay（November1），whichisaCatholicdayofobservanceinhonorofsaints.
ThistraditionwaslaterbroughttotheNorthAmericancontinentbyIrishimmigrantswhowereescapingthePotato
tiontothefestivalitself,theimmigrantsbroughtseveralcustomswiththem,includingone
ofthesymbolsmostcommonlyassociatedwithHalloween--theJack'OLantern.
AccordingtoIrishfolklore,thereoncelivedamannamedJackwhowasknownforbeingadrunkandaprankster（顽皮
的人，爱开玩笑的人）。OnenightJacktrickedthedevilintoclimbingatree,andquicklycarvedanimageofacrosson
thetrunk,enmadehimpromisethat,inexchangeforlettinghimoutofthetree,theDevilwould
ctantlyagreed,butwasabletoexacthisrevengeuponJack'eofhis
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mischievouswaysinlife,Jackwasbarredfromenteringheavenandbecauseofhisearliertrick,hewasalsobarredfromhell.
Sohewasdoomedtowandertheearthuntiltheendoftime,withonlyasingleember（灰烬，余烬）（carriedina
hollowedoutturnip.[植]芜箐，芜箐甘蓝）towarmhimandlighthisway.
InIreland,theyoriginallyalsousedturnipsfortheir“JackLanterns”,butuponarrivinginthenewworld,theydiscovered
thatpumpkinswereabundantandeasiertocarveout.
万圣节前夕
万圣节前夕是美国人年年都会庆祝的秋季节日。它的意思是“神圣的夜晚”,在每年的10月31日，也就是万圣节前
夜。但实际上这不是一个真正的宗教节日，而主要是孩子们的节日。
每年秋天蔬菜成熟可以食用的时候，孩子们就会挑出大个儿的橙色南瓜。然后在南瓜上刻上一张脸，把一根点燃
的蜡烛放在里面。看起来就好像有人在向南瓜外面张望。这些灯就叫做“iack-o'-lantems”,意思也就是“杰克的灯”.
每年万圣节前夕孩子们还戴上奇怪的面具，穿上吓人的服装。有些孩子把脸刷成怪物。然后他们拿着盒子或袋子
挨家挨户串门。每来到一个新房子他们就说：“不款待就捣乱！给钱还是吃的！”大人们就会把用来招待的钱或糖放在
他们的袋子里了。
不仅孩子，许多成年人也喜欢万圣节前夕和万圣节前夕晚会。因为这一天他们可以根据自己的想象把自己装扮成
名流或幽灵。这会带给他们年轻的快感。
万圣节的英文介绍：
Halloween
s“holyevening,”anditcomesevery
October31,theeveningbeforeAllSaints'r,itisnotreallyachurchholiday,itisaholidayforchildrenmainly.
Everyautumn,whenthevegetablesarereadytoeat,eycutfacesinthe
sasiftherewereapersonlookingoutofthepumpkin!Theselightsare
calledjack-o'-lanterns,whichmeans“Jackofthelantern”.
Thechildrenpainttheirfacesto
imetheycometoanewhouse,theysay,“Trick
ortreat!Moneyoreat!”Thegrown-upsputtreat-moneyorcandyintheirbags.
Notonlychildren,butmostgrown-upsalsoloveHalloweenandHalloweenpartiesbecauseonthisday,theycandisguise
ingthemthesatisfactionofbeingyoung.
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更多关于万圣节的英文资料：
October31
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OnOctober31st,dozensofchildrendressedincostumes（节日服装）knockontheirneighbors'doorsandyell“Trickor
Treat”sandprincesses,ghostsandpopularheroesofthedayallholdbagsopentocatchthe
giveeachchildatreattheneighborsexclaimoverthecostumes
andtrytoguesswhoisunderthemasks.
Sincethe800'sNovember1stisareligiousholidayknownasAllSaints'Day（万圣节）。TheMassthatwassaidonthis
ningbeforebecameknownasAllHakkiwe'en,meotherAmerican
celebrations,itsoriginslieinbothpre-ChristianandChristiancustoms.
October31stwastheeveoftheCeltic（凯尔特人的）tsweretheancestorsofthepresent-dayIrish,
dayghostswalkedandmingledwiththeliving,nspeople
bakedfoodallthatdayathatthe
ghostswouldleavepeacefullybeforemidnightofthenewyear.
Muchlater,whenChristianityspreadthroughoutIrelandandOctober31wasnolongerthelastdayoftheyear,
Halloweenbecameacelebrationmostlyforchildren.“Ghosts”wentfromdoortodooraskingfortreats,orelseatrickwould
llionsofIrishpeopleimmigratedtotheUnitedStatesinthe1840sthe
traditioncamewiththem.
Today'schooldancesandneighborhoodpartiescalled“blockparties”d
essuplikehistoricalorpoliticalfiguresandgotomasqueradeparties（化妆舞会）。
Inlargercities,costumandbusinessesgive
ersenjoycostumedancesattheirschoolsandthemoreoutrageousthe
costumethebetter!
Certainpranks（恶作剧）tyingand
llectmoneytobuyfoodandmedicineforneedy
childrenaroundtheworld.
SymbolsofHalloween
sflyingonbroomstickswithblackcats,ghosts,
goblins（小精灵）epopulartrick-or-treatcostumesand
soneofthetraditionalHalloweencolors,probablybecauseHalloween
eeksbeforeOctober31,Americansdecoratewindowsofhousesand
schoolswithsilhouettes（轮廓）ofwitchesandblackcats.
pkinisanorange-coloredsquash,andorangehasbecometheother
gpumpkinsintojack-o'lanternsisaHalloweencustomalsodatingbacktoIreland.A
legendgrewupaboutamannamedJackwhowassostingy（吝啬的）thathewasnotallowedintoheavenwhenhedied,
becausehewasamiser（吝啬鬼）。Hecouldn'ult,Jack
hadtowalktheearthwithhislanternuntilJudgementDay（审判日）。TheIrishpeoplecarvedscaryfacesoutofturnips
（芜菁根），beets（甜菜根）orpotatoesrepresenting“JackoftheLantern,”orJack-o'eIrishbroughttheir
customstotheUnitedStates,theycarvedfacesonpumpkinsbecauseintheautumntheyweremoreplentifulthanturnips.
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Todayjack-o'-lanternsinthewindowsofahouseonHalloweennightletcostumedchildrenknowthattherearegoodies（糖
果）waitingiftheyknockandsay“TrickorTreat!”
HalloweenTreats
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DriedPumpkinSeeds
Aftercarvingyourpumpkin,（冲洗）
nextday,addenoughmeltedbutterormargarine（人造黄油）theseedsontoacookiesheet（甜
酥饼干）andbakefor20minutesina300degreeovenfor20minutesoruntiltheyareslightlybrown.
CaramelApples
Takethepaperwrappingoffabout100caramels（饴糖）andputtheminasaucepan（炖锅）。Putthesaucepanover
odenstickintothetopofeachapple,diptheapple
mcoolonwaxpaperandenjoy!
ScaryStories
yonepersontalksinalow
lowingisaretellingofataletoldin
BritainandinNorthCarolinaandVirginia.
“WhatDoYouComeFor?”
Therewasanoldwomanwholivedallbyherself,ginthekitchenonenight,shesaid,“Oh,
IwishIhadsomecompany.”
Nosoonerhadsheswoman's
eyesbulgedwithterror.
Thentwolegsdroppedtothehearthandattachedthemselvestothefeet.
Thenabodytumbleddown,thentwoarms,andaman'shead.
Astheoldwomanwatched,thepartscametogetherintoagreat,dancedaroundandaroundthe
stopped,andhelookedintohereyes.
“Whatdoyoucomefor?sheaskedinasmallvoicethatshiveredandshook.
”WhatdoIcomefor?“hesaid.”IcomeforYOU!“
Thenarratorshoutsandjumpsatthepersonnearhim