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讓人開心的英語腦筋急轉彎

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英語的幽默和中文的幽默可能不盡相同,但是都能讓人發笑,讓人開心。下面小編爲你整理英語腦筋急轉彎,希望能幫到你。

讓人開心的英語腦筋急轉彎

  英語腦筋急轉彎

Questions:

h will burn longer, the candles in the good old days

or the candles of today

以前的蠟燭和現在的蠟燭,哪個燒得更長

h American has had the largest family

哪個美國人擁有最爲龐大的家族

3.A little girl was 6 years old on her last birthday,

and will be 8 on her next can this be

一個小女孩上一個生日才6歲,下一個生日就8歲了,這是怎麼回

Keys:

les don't burn longer but burn shorter.

哪個都燒不長,蠟燭都是越燒越短.

ge Washington,"father of the nation."

喬治 華盛頓,"美國之父".

's her 7th birthday.

今天她7歲生日.

Notes:

good old days過去的好時光

  英語腦筋急轉彎

Questions:

1.A horse was tied to a rope five feet long,and wantedto eat the hay nine feet d he manage that

一頭馬被一根五英尺長的繩子拴着,想吃九英尺開外的乾草,它夠得着嗎

are artists so careful in signing the pictures

藝術家在畫上簽名爲何如此認真

don't you advertise for your lost dog

你的狗丟了爲什麼不登廣告呢

kind of party do prisoners like

囚犯喜歡什麼樣的晚會

Keys:

. The rope wasn't tied to anything.

當然可以,因爲繩子並沒有拴在其他什麼東西上.

that people can tell the top from the bottom.

這樣人們才知道哪是上邊哪是下邊.

dog can't read.

因爲狗不識字.

4.A going-away party.

送別晚會.

  英語腦筋急轉彎

Questions:

can you buy eggs and be certain there are no chickens

inside them

怎樣在買蛋時確保蛋裏沒有未孵出的小雞

h has more legs,a cow or no cow

一頭牛和沒有牛,誰的腿多

are you doing in front of the mirror and with you

eyes shut

你閉着眼睛在鏡子前面幹什麼

Keys:

duck eggs or goose eggs.

買鴨蛋或鵝蛋.

cow. A cow has only four legs but no cow has five legs.

沒有牛,因爲一頭牛有四條腿,沒有牛有五條腿.

3.I'm trying to see what I look 1ikewhen I'masleep.

我在看我睡着是什麼樣子.

Notes:

e/gu:s/n.鵝

英語繞口令

1 Of all the felt I ever felt, I never felt a piece of felt which felt as fine as that felt felt, when first I felt that felt hat's felt.

2 Old oily Ollie oils old oily autos.

3 Once upon a barren moor there dwelt a bear, also a boar. The bear could not bear the boar. The boar thought the bear a bore. At last the bear could bear no more of that boar that bored him on the moor, and so one morn he bored the boar - that boar will bore the bear no more.

4 One smart fellow, he felt smart. Two smart fellows, they felt smart. Three smart fellows, they all felt smart.

5 One-One was a racehorse. Two-Two was one, too. When One-One won one race, Two-Two won one, too.

6 Pacific Lithograph.

7 Peggy Babcock.

8 Plague-bearing prairie dogs.

9 Please pay promptly.

10 Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper prepared by his parents and put them in a big paper plate.