了不起盖茨比英文读后感,200词

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Chapter1

Wheneveryoufeellikecriticizinganyone,justrememberthatallthepeopleinthisworldhaven’thadtheadvantagesthatyou’vehad.

inareservedway以一种矜持的方式

agreatdeal(of)=much+不行数名词

ahabitmademethevictimofnotafewveteranbores一个使我成为不少老兵暴怒牺牲品的习惯

feignv.假装（-ed）

beprivyto=haveaparticipantsknowledgeof与闻（也作“预闻”）暗中参加并得知内情

preoccupationn.全神贯注；当务之急；偏见

levityn.欠考虑；轻率

quiverv.微颤、抖动；使震惊n.抖动

onthehorizon几乎确定会很快发生

plagiaristica.剽窃的，抄袭的

marv.(-rr-)破坏；毁坏；损毁；损害

suppressionn.压制；镇压；禁止；抑制

suppressv.镇压，压制；止住，忍住；禁止发表；阻挡„的生长（或进展）

snobbisha.势利眼的；谄上傲下的；恃才傲物的；假充内行的

riotousa.狂暴的；狂乱的；欢腾的；吵闹的

exemptfromv.使免除，使免做

intricatea.错综简单的；难理解的；曲折；盘错

flabbya.ad.肌肉松垂的，肥胖的n.（肌肉等）不牢固，松弛

impressionabilityn.可印性，易感性，敏感性

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BOOKREVIEW

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ThebookisTheGreatGatsbyandtheauthorisFrancisScottFitzgerald.Thereare

255pages.ThenameofthepublisherisChinaAstronauticPublishingHouse.My

Englishteacherrecommendedthebooktome,sayingitwasawell-knownbookinthe

USandIcouldlearnAmericanculture.It’sthebestsellerin20century.

It’sastoryaboutGatsby’sAmericandreambreakingup.HelovedDaisyfromthe

bottomofhear.Wokinghard,hedreamedofbeingsuccessfulandmarringDaisy.

However,hewasforgotteninthedustafterhediedforDaisy.

Thestorywastoldbynick’stone.NickwasGatsby’sfriendandexperiencedalot

includingseehisdeath.GatsbylovedDasiybutshemarriedarichmanTom.Daisy

wasnothappybecauseTomhasalover.

It’sawesternbook.ThesettingisintheUS.Itwasin20thcentury,whichiscalledthe

JazzAge.OtherphysicallocationsareTom’shouse,dock,westeggandeastegg.It’s

slowpacedandIcanfollowthewritertoseewhatwillgoon.Gatsbytriedtobea

manofwealthbecausehecanmarryDaisythen.OnedayDaisycausedanaccident

thatkilledTom’smistress,andsheplannedaplotwithTomtoputthecrimeto

Gatsby,whichleadtothemistresshusbandshotGatsby.

MyfinallythoughtsonTheGreatGatsbyisthatthisbookisabouttheAmerican

dream.Ilikethebookbecauseitsvivid,attractiveandmakepeoplehaveadeep

thoughtThegoodpointsarethatitexplorespeoplesdeepfeelingindetailandreflect

thesocietythroughalittlestory,whichiseasytounderstand.Theweakpointisthatit

usessomedeviceswhichIdontknowwhattheauthorwantstopresent.Ilearnedthat

whilethenobleswereaddictedtoluxuriouslife,therewasstillsomeonestrugglefor

theirfordreams.However,theJazzAgewasatragedyfortheyouthfullofpassion

anddreams.Iwouldreco