originoriginofthanksgivingdayandthanksgivingdayoriginofthanksgivingdaythanksgivingisamericaspreeminentday.itiscelebratedeveryyearonthefourththursdayinthemonthofnovember.ithasaveryinterestinghistory.itsorigincanbetracedbacktothe16thwhenthefirstthanksgivingdinnerissaidtohavetakenplace.journeyofpilgrimsthelegendarypilgrims,crossedtheatlanticintheyear1620inmayflower-a17thcenturysailingvessel.about102peoplefornearlytwomonthswithextremedifficulty.thiswassotheywerekeptinthecargospaceofthesailingvessel.noonewasallowedtogoonthedeckduetoterriblestorms.thepilgrimscomfortedthemselvesbysingingpsalms-asacred傳說中的朝圣者，在1620年在五月花號a17洋。約有102人走過近兩個月有極端困難。這是船只的因為他們被朝圣者們通過唱詩篇——神圣的歌曲是在自我安慰。arrivalinthepilgrimsreachedplymouthrockondecember11th1620,afteraseajourneyof66days.thoughtheoriginaldestinationwassomewhereinthenorthernpartofvirginia,theycouldnotreachtheplaceowingtowindsblowingthemoffcourse.nearly46pilgrimsdiedduetoextremecoldinwinter.however,inthespringof1621,squanto,anativeindiantaughtthepilgrimstosurvivebygrowingfood.在普利茅斯的到來朝圣者在1620年12月11日，經過66天的海上旅程到達普利茅斯巖石。雖然原先的目的地是什么地方在弗吉尼亞州北部，他們不可能到達的地方由于海風使他們偏離了航線。nearly46極端寒冷的冬季。然而，在春天1621年，斯匡托，一位印第安人們dayoffastingandinthesummerof1621,owingtoseveredrought,pilgrimscalledforadayoffastingandprayertopleasegodandaskforabountifulharvestinthecomingseason.godansweredtheirprayersanditrainedattheendoftheday.itsavedthecorn天的禁食和祈1621神的喜悅，在即將到來的季節(jié)里要求提供了豐碩的成果。上帝回答說他們的祈禱和下雨在年底的一天。它保存的玉米作物。firstthanksgiving第一個感恩節(jié)大生存。在1621第一個感恩節(jié)大生存。在1621年秋天，他們舉行了盛大的慶?；顒舆@里有90邀請包括印第安人。為了感謝上天的恩惠，我們成立了盛大的宴會。這個社區(qū)的晚餐通常被稱為第一次感恩節(jié)大餐。然而，是沒有證據證明是否晚餐實際發(fā)生turkeyandfirstthanksgivingthereisnoevidencetoproveifthecustomaryturkeywasapartoftheinitialfeast.accordingtothefirsthandaccountwrittenbytheleaderofthecolony,thefoodincluded,ducks,geese,venison,fish,berriesetc.土耳其和第一個感恩節(jié)大帳戶寫的殖民地的領袖，食物包括鴨、鵝、鹿肉、魚、漿果等。pumpkinandthanksgivingfeastpumpkinpie,amodernstapleadorningeverydinnertable,isunlikelytohavebeenapartofthefirstthanksgivingfeast.pilgrimshowever,didhaveboiledpumpkin.diminishingsupplyofflourledtotheabsenceofanykindofbread.thefeastcontinuedforthreedaysandwaseatenoutsideduetolackofspace.itwasnotrepeatedtill1623,whichagainwitnessedaseveredrought.governorbradfordproclaimedanotherdayofthanksgivingintheyear1676.octoberof1777witnessedatimewhenallthe13coloniesjoinedinacommunalcelebration.italsomarkedthevictoryoverthebritish.afteranumberofeventsandchanges,presidentlincolnproclaimedlastthursdayinnovemberofthanksgivingintheyear1863.thiswasduetothecontinuouseffortsofsarahjosephahale,amagazineeditor.shewroteanumberofarticlesforthecause.南瓜和感恩節(jié)大節(jié)日持續(xù)了三天和被吃掉了外面的空間缺乏。它不被重復直1623年，再次見證了嚴重的干旱。威廉布雷德福總督宣布另一個1676年慶祝感恩節(jié)。177710月見證了一次，當13個所有的殖民經過大量的事件和變化，林肯總統宣布感恩節(jié)在1863年11月thanksgivingthanksgivingdaythanksgivingdayisacommunalcelebrationmarkedasaofgratitudepeoplefeelforallthegoodthingsinlife.thisisbyofferingprayers,giftingyournearanddearones.thefourththursdayinthemonthofnovemberismarkedfortheyearlycelebration.thetraditionofthanksgivingcontinuestilldateintheformfamilyreunionandfamilyfeastisanimportanttraditionduringthanksgiving.theentirefamilysitsatthetableduringdinnerandofferprayertothelordalmightyforhiscontinuousgrace.itisalsoatimeforrelativeslivingindifferentplacestocometogetherand家庭聚會和宴家庭盛宴是感恩節(jié)期間的一個重要的傳統。全家人圍坐在晚餐桌上，全能的主祈禱，他不斷的恩典。這也是一個生活在不同的地方走到一起慶祝親戚的時間traditionof傳統傳統的火thetraditionalthanksgivingparadeprobablystartedwithpresidentlincolnproclaimingitanofficialday.thefull-dressparadeisawaytodisplaythecountrysmilitarystrengthanddiscipline.themainaimofsuchparadesistoliftthespiritsofthespectators,providethemwithwholesomeentertainment.inthepresentday,paradesareaccompaniedwithmusicalshowsandcelebrities.和名人。footballgameswatchingnflfootballduringthanksgivingisapopularthetraditionalgamebetweenthedetroitlionsandthegreenbaypackerscontinues.oneofthemostmemorablegameshavingbeenplayedonthisday.足球比anothermodernstapleatalmosteverythanksgivingtableiscustomarypumpkinpie.itisnotsurewhetherpumpkinwasoneofthedishesinthefirstthanksgivingdinner.pilgrimsprobablymadeapumpkindishsweetenedwithhoneyorsyrup.theywerehoweverapartofalltraditionalmealslongbeforethearrivalofpilgrims.pumpkinleaveswerealsousedassalads.accordingtootherseasonalvegetablesincludedsquash.peopleatthattimewerenotparticularlyfondofvegetables,theyweremostlymeatpumpkinisoneoftheimportantsymbolsoftheharvestfestivalandhasbeenanamerican-favouriteforover400years不同的主食幾乎在每一個感恩節(jié)的餐桌是慣例的“南瓜餅”。這是不用蜂蜜或糖漿的甜味。他們不過一切傳統餐前到來朝圣者的一部分。南瓜葉也被用作沙拉。據歷史學家說，其他季節(jié)性蔬菜包括南瓜。豐收節(jié)的重要標志，是美國人最喜歡的超過400年了。turkeythecelebrationofthanksgivingwillbewithoutthelegendaryturkey.itderivesitsnamefromtheturkturksoundsitmakeswhenscared.turkeywasatonetimebeingconsideredasthenationalsymbolofamerica.benjaminfranklinfeltthatturkeywastherightchoicebecauseitwasagoodrunnerandhadasharpsight.abaldeaglelaterbecamethenationalsymbolofamerica.goodrunnerandhadasharpsight.abaldeaglelaterbecamethenationalsymbolofamerica.firstthanksgivingthefamousturkeyadornsthetableofeveryhouseholdasamaincourseduringthecelebration.thecustomarydinnerremindsofthefourwildturkeysservedatthefirstthanksgivingfeast.itissaid,thatpilgrimshadafeastconsistingofcookedturkeyaftertheirfirstharvestintheyear1621,whichpopularlycametobeknownasfirstthanksgivingfeast.itcontinuedforthreedaysandincludedninetyindians.thereishowevernoevidencetoprovethatturkeywascookedduringthefirstfeast.itcouldhavebeenvenison-fleshofadeerorwildgoosemeat.accordingtofolklorequeenelizabethof16thcenturyenglandwaschewingaroastgooseduringa第一次的感恩節(jié)大著名的“火雞”點綴了每一戶的表為主要第一次的感恩節(jié)大著名的“火雞”點綴了每一戶的表為主要過程的慶典。習慣晚餐提這是說，那些朝圣者組成的烤好的火雞，他們在1621年后的第一次豐收盛宴，這通常被稱為“第一次感恩節(jié)大餐”。它持續(xù)了三天，可能是鹿肉deeror雁肉的肉。you？老外其實都這么說~今天是感恩節(jié)，然而說謝謝你還只會用thankyou？老外其實都這么說~感恩節(jié)（thanksgivingday）來啦，又到了一年一度掏肝挖肺說謝謝的時候了。每年11月的第四個周四是西方傳統的感恩節(jié)。這一節(jié)日發(fā)源于早期的北美殖民地（americancolonies），第一批來到美國的殖民者在一次豐碩的秋收（fallharvest）之后開始慶祝。這一天，西方小伙伴們會和家人團聚（familyreunion），一起享用大餐（lavishfeasts），還要向生命中最重要的人、最美好的事物表達感恩之情（expressgratitudetotheimportantpeopleandallthegoodthingsinyourlife）。的菜品還有南瓜派（pumpkinpies）、玉米（corn）、秋季時令蔬菜（fallvegetables）、橄（olives）、蔓越莓果醬（cranberrysauce）和土豆泥（mashed感恩節(jié)在美國是一個全民狂歡的節(jié)日，感恩節(jié)大游（thanksgivingdayparade）是每年的必備活動。此外，橄欖球比賽（footballgames）也是節(jié)日亮點。美國國家橄欖球聯盟enationalfootballleague)自1920年成立以來每年都會舉行感恩節(jié)專場比賽（1939年至1944年由于二戰(zhàn)中斷）。而在這之后的周五就是大家熟悉的黑色星期五（blackfriday），小伙伴們會趁著這一天的瘋狂打折來一次大血拼。感恩節(jié)里當然少不了“謝謝”啦，英文道謝你還只記得thankyou？（表示還會說thanks,manythanks,thanksalot,thanksamillion的童鞋，世紀君給你萌夾個火雞腿~）究竟不帶thank，英文還能怎么表達感謝，下面就bless-illbehappytohelpinanywayi只要是我能做到的，我很樂意幫忙-oh,blessyou!thatsverykindof哦，謝謝你啦！你人真好obligeoblige這個詞大家都很熟悉，意指“迫使”、“責成”，但除此之外，例：youvebeensohelpful.wearemuch3.wouldappreciateitifyou 例：yourhelptheotherdaywasgreatly4.oweadebtof啦~4.oweadebtof啦~上面這個表達，你也可以簡單地說聲ioweyou表示領情。除了以上有板有眼的感謝表白，歪果仁的日常感謝用語也特別有創(chuàng)意呢比如，英國人都喜歡用cheers來表達謝意。一項調查顯示，英國人在表示感謝的時候更愛用cheers，fab，lovelywicked等詞，而不thankyou。他們認為thankyou20種表達謝意的方例：weoweyouadebtofgratitudeforallyouhavedoneforforallthatihaveandallthatforallthatihaveandallthatiforradiantsmilesandtearsheldbackforjoyandfear,triumphandstrifeigivethankstodayforthegiftofmythanksforeverythingihaveinlife!includingu【篇三：thanksgivingdaythanksgivingthanksgivingthanksgivingdayisonthe4ththursdayinnovember.thanksgivingdayisthemosttrulyamericanofthenationalholidaysintheunitedstatesandismostcloselyconnectedwiththeearliesthistoryofthecountry.thepatternofthethanksgivingcelebrationhasneverchangedthroughtheyears.thebigfamilydinnerisplannedmonthsahead.onthedinnertable,peoplewillfindapples,oranges,chestnuts,walnuts,grapes,andothervarietiesoffood.thebestandmostattractiveamongthemareroastturkeyandpumpkinpie.theyhavebeenthemosttraditionalandfavoritefoodonthanksgivingday.感恩節(jié)是在11月的第四個星期四，是美國國定假日中最地道、最美reintheworldhasheldcelebrationsofthanksforaharvest.theamericanthanksgivingholidaybeganasafeastofthanksgivingintheearlydaysoftheamericancoloniesalmostfourhundredyearsago.in1620,aboatfilledwithmorethanonehundredpeoplesailedacrosstheatlanticoceantosettleinthenewworld（新大陸）.thisreligiousgrouphadbeguntoquestionthebeliefsofthechurchofenglandandtheywantedtoseparatefromit.thepilgrimssettledinwhatisnowthestateofmassachusetts.theirfirstwinterinthenewworldwasdifficult.theyhadarrivedtoolatetogrowmanycrops,andwithoutfreshfood,halfthecolonydiedfromdisease.thefollowingspringtheiroquoisindians（美國紐約州東北部易洛魁族印第安人）taughtthemhowtogrowcorn,anewfoodforthecolonists.theyshowedthemothercropstogrowintheunfamiliarsoilandhowtohuntandintheautumnof1621,bountifulcropsofcorn,barley（大麥）,beansandpumpkinswereharvested.thecolonistshadmuchtobethankfulfor,soafeastwasplanned.theyinvitedthelocalindianchiefand90indians.theindiansbroughtdeertoroastwiththeturkeysandotherwildgameofferedbythecolonists.thecolonistshadlearnedhowtocookcranberriesanddifferentkindsofcornandsquashdishesfromtheindians.tothisfirstthanksgiving,theindianshadevenbroughtpopcorn.infollowingyears,manyoftheoriginalcolonistscelebratedtheautumnharvestwithafeastofthanks.aftertheunitedstatesbecameanindependentcountry,congressrecommendedoneyearlydayofthanksgivingforthewholenationtocelebrate.georgewashingtonsuggestedthedatenovember26asthanksgivingday.thenin1863,attheendofalongandbloodycivilwar,abrahamlincolnaskedallamericanstosetasidethelastthursdayinnovemberasadayofthanksgiving.thanksgivingfallsonthefourththursdayofnovember,adifferentdateeveryyear.thepresidentmustproclaimthatdateastheofficialcelebration.thanksgivingisatimefortraditionandsharing.eveniftheylivefaraway,familymembersgatherforareunionatthehouseofanolderrelative.allgivethankstogetherforthegoodthingsthattheyhave.inthisspiritofsharing,civicgroupsandcharitableorganizationsofferatraditionalmealtothoseinneed,particularlythehomeless.onmosttablesthroughouttheunitedstates,foodseatenatthefirstthanksgivinghavebecometraditional.symbolsofturkey,corn,pumpkinsandcranberrysauce（酸果曼沙司）aresymbolswhichrepresentthefirstthanksgiving.nowallofthesesymbolsaredrawnonholidaydecorationsandgreetingcards.theuseofcornmeantthesurvivalofthecolonies.indiancornasatableordoordecorationrepresentstheharvestandthefallseason.sweet-sourcranberrysauce,orcranberryjelly,wasonthethanksgivingtableandisstillservedtoday.thecranberryisasmall,sourberry.itgrowsinbogs（沼澤）,ormuddyareas,inmassachusettsandothernewenglandstates.theindiansusedthefruittotreatinfections.theyusedthejuicetodyetheirrugsandblankets.theytaughtthecolonistshowtocooktheberrieswithsweetener（甜味佐料）andwatertomakeasauce.theindianscalleditibimiwhichmeansbitterberry.whenthecolonistssawit,theynameditcrane-berrybecausetheflowersoftheberrybentthestalkover,anditresembledthelong-neckedbirdcalledacrane.theberriesarestillgrowninnewengland.in1988,athanksgivingceremonyofadifferentkindtookplaceatthecathedralofst.johnthedivine.morethanfourthousandpeoplegatheredonthanksgivingnight.amongthemwerenativeamericansrepresentingtribesfromalloverthecountryanddescendantsofpeoplewhoseancestorshadmigratedtothenewworld.theceremonywasapublicacknowledgmentoftheindiansroleinthefirstthanksgiving350yearsago.untilrecentlymostschoolchildrenbelievedthatthepilgrimscookedtheentirethanksgivingfeast,andofferedittotheindians.infact,thefeastwasplannedtothanktheindiansforteachingthemhowtocookthosefoods.withouttheindians,thefirstsettlerswouldnothavesurvived.thanksgivingorthanksgivingday,isanannualtraditionintheunitedstatessince1863.itdidnotbecomeafederalholidayuntil1941.than