1、愚人節(jié)介紹中英文【篇一：愚人節(jié)英文介紹】愚人節(jié)英文介紹愚人節(jié)英語(yǔ)是：foolsday下面是用英文介紹愚人節(jié)：aprilfoolsdayisadaytoplayjokesonothers,he16thcentury,hemid1560skingcharlesixchangeditfrommarch25tojanuary1.butsomepeoplestillcelebratedinonapril1,sootherscalledthemaprilfools.eachcountrycelebratesaprilfoolsdaydifferently.infrance,peoplecalltheapr

2、ilfools“aprilfish”.theytapeapaperfishtotheirfriendsbackstofoolthem.whenheorshefindsthis,theyshout“aprilfish!”inengland,peopleplayjokesonlyinthemorning.youarea“noodle”ifsomeonefoolsyou.inscotland,aprilfoolsdayis48hourslong.theycallanaprilfool“aprilgowkis”.heamerica,peopleplaysmalljokesontheirfriendsa

3、ndanyotherpeopleonthefirstofaprol.theymaypointdowntoyourshoeandsay,“yourshoelaceisuntied.”ifyoubelievethemandlookdowntosee,youareanaprilfoolthen.【篇二：愚人節(jié)的來歷和民俗雙語(yǔ)介紹】愚人節(jié)的來歷和民俗雙語(yǔ)介紹：aprilfoolsday愚人節(jié)whilepopularintheu.s.,theaprilfoolsdaytraditionisevenmoreprevalentineuropeancountries,suchasfranceandgreatb

4、ritain.althoughtherootsofthetraditionaltrickingsareunclear,thefrenchandthebritishbothhaveclaimsontheoriginofthecelebration.愚人節(jié)的民俗在美國(guó)是很流行的,在歐洲國(guó)家如法國(guó)和英國(guó)就更是這樣了.誠(chéng)然這種愚弄人民俗的起源不甚清楚,但法國(guó)人和英國(guó)人卻都聲稱這種慶祝活動(dòng)是由他們開始的.onetheoryholdsthatthefirstaprilfoolsdaywasonapril1oftheyearwhenkingoffranceinstitutedthenewcalendar.t

5、hisnewsystemplacedthedaythathadformerlybeenthefirstdayofanewyearonapril1.manypeoplewerereluctanttoadjusttothenewcalendarandcontinuedtocelebratenewyearsdayonwhathadbecomethefirstdayofapril.thus,theybecomethefirstaprilfools.othersbegantogivegaggiftsonthedaytomockthefoolishnessofthosewhocontinuedtocele

6、bratenewyearonapril1.有一種說法是,第一個(gè)愚人節(jié)始于法國(guó)新歷法實(shí)行那年的4月1日,在這日法國(guó)國(guó)王宣布實(shí)行新歷法.這種新歷法將過去的新的一年第一天定在4月1日.很多人卻不愿意按新的歷法行事,還連續(xù)在依照新的歷法已經(jīng)是4月的第一天慶祝新年,于是他們就成了第一批愚人.另一些人開始在這日送惡作劇的禮物來恥笑那些連續(xù)在4月1日慶祝新年的人.anenglishstoryabouttheday,however,holdsthatitbegansometimeduringthe1200s.atthetime,kingjohnofenglandwasinthehabitofmakingaro

7、adoutofnearlyeverypathhewalkedregularly.thecitizensofoneparticularfarmvillagewereawareofthis.toavoidhavingtheirgreenmeadowsandpasturesdisturbedwithoneofthekingsroads,theybuiltafencethatpreventedthekingfromwalkingthroughtheircountryside.thekingsentagroupofmessengerstoinformthevillagersthattheymustrem

8、ovethebarrier.uponhearingthatthekingwasplanningtodothis,however,thevillagersdevelopedaplanoftheirown.whencommunityoflunatics,withpeoplebehavinginabizarremanner,throwingthingsandrunningaroundwildly.themessengers,alarmedatwhattheyhadfound,reportedtokingjohnthatthesepeopleweresomadastobebeyondpunishmen

9、t.so,thevillagerssavedtheirfarmlandbytrickingtheking.ingreatbritain,traditiononlyallowsaprilfoolstricksfrommidnighttonoononapril1.thosewhotrytoplaytricksintheafternoonbecomethefoolsthemselves.關(guān)于這日,英國(guó)的一個(gè)故事則說它是始于13世紀(jì)的某一天.那時(shí),英格蘭的約翰國(guó)王習(xí)慣于將他經(jīng)常走的幾乎每一條小道都修成一條路.有一個(gè)鄉(xiāng)村的居民知道了這個(gè)情況.為了保護(hù)他們綠色的草地和牧場(chǎng)免受國(guó)王修路所造成的破壞,他們修了

10、一道籬笆來阻截國(guó)王在他們的鄉(xiāng)間穿行.國(guó)王派了一隊(duì)使者去通知村民們必定拆掉阻擋.在聽到國(guó)王打算這么做時(shí),村民們也想出了自己的方法.當(dāng)使者到達(dá)時(shí),他們看到這兒的人像一群瘋子似的,樣子荒謬,亂扔?xùn)|西,四下瘋跑.使者們驚訝于他們看到的情況,向約翰國(guó)王報(bào)告說,這些人瘋得厲害根本沒法處罰.村民們就這樣騙過了國(guó)王,保護(hù)了自己的農(nóng)田.在英國(guó),按民俗在4月1日只贊同從子夜到中午的這段時(shí)間可以搞愚人的惡作劇,到下午還這么做的人就成了愚人了.aprilfoolsdayisadaytoplayjokesonothers,he16thcentury,hemid1560skingcharlesixchangeditfro

11、mmarch25tojanuary1.butsomepeoplestillcelebratedinonapril1,sootherscalledthemaprilfools.eachcountrycelebratesaprilfoolsdaydifferently.infrance,peoplecalltheaprilfools“aprilfish”.theytapeapaperfishtotheirfriendsbackstofoolthem.whenheorshefindsthis,theyshout“aprilfish!”inengland,peopleplayjokesonlyinth

12、emorning.youarea“noodle”ifsomeonefoolsyou.inscotland,aprilfoolsdayis48hourslong.theycallanaprilfoolgowk“april”.heamerica,peopleplaysmalljokesontheirfriendsandanyotherpeopleonthefirstofapr一l.theymaypointdowntoyourshoeandsay,“yourshoelaceisuntied.”ifyoubelievethemandlookdowntosee,youareanaprilfoolthen

13、.【篇三：愚人節(jié)英文講稿】aprilfoolsdayiscelebratedonapril1steveryyear,anditisoneofthemostlight-hearteddaysoftheyear.itsoriginsareuncertain.someseeitasacelebrationrelatedtotheturnoftheseasons,whileothersbelieveitstemsfromtheadoptionofanewcalendar.themostwidespreadtheoryabouttheoriginofaprilfoolsdaylinksthegregor

14、iancalendar(格里高利歷即陽(yáng)歷)reform.in1582儒略歷)tothegregoriancalendar.thismeantthatthebeginningoftheyearwasmovedfromtheendofmarchtojanuary1st.ifsomeonefailedtokeepupwiththechangeandcontinuedtocelebratethenewyearbetweenmarch25thandapril1st,variousjokeswouldbeplayedonhim.otherpeoplesenthimonafoolserrandortried

15、totrickhimintobelievingsomethingfalse.eventually,thepracticespreadthroughouteurope.therealsohavebeenquiteafewattemptstoprovidemythologicalexplanationsfortheriseofaprilfoolsday.onestorydatesbacktoromanmythology,particularlythemythofceres(thegoddessofgrainandtheharvest)andproserpinathedaughterofjupite

16、r(thekingandruleroftheolympiangods)andceres.inromanmythologypluto,thegodofthedead,serpinacalledouttohermotherceresforhelp,butceres,whocouldonlyheartheechoofherdaughtersvoice,searchedinvainforproserpina.thefruitlesssearchofceresforherdaughterwasbelievedbysometohavebeenthemythologicalantecedentofthefo

17、olserrandspopularonapril1st.itwasoncepopulartochristianizeaprilfoolsdaybylocatingitsorigininbiblicaltraditions.forinstance,thetraditionwasattributedtonoahsmistakeofsendingadoveoutfromthearkbeforethefloodwatershadsubsided,becausesendingthedovewasonafoolserrand.asecondstorysuggeststhatthedaycommemorat

18、esthetimewhenjesuswassentfrompilatetoherodandbackagain.thephrasesendingamanfrompilatetoherod(anoldtermforsendingsomeoneonafoolserrand)wasoftenpointedtoasproofofthisorigintheory.theirownexplanationsfortheriseofaprilfoolsday.accordingtothem,thecelebrationtracesitsrootsbacktofestivalsmarkingthespringtime.springisthetimeofyearwhentheweatherbecomesfickle(變化多端的),asifnatureisplayingtricksonman,andfestivalsoccurringduringthespringtraditionallymirroredthissense