英語(yǔ)寓言小故事有哪些（整理10篇）

第21頁(yè)共21頁(yè)英語(yǔ)寓言小故事有哪些〔整理10篇〕篇1：短篇英語(yǔ)寓言小故事TheBankoffrance.NowtheyoungSartowasunemployedandhadfifty-onejobrejection,whenhisfifty-secondjobrejectiontogoout,findaneedleheadofthebankonthedoorstep,hebentdowntopickitup.Thesecondday,hereceivedanotificationofthebank.Originally,hesquatteddowntopickuptheneedlesceneisjustthebank'schairmansaw.Thechairmanbelievesthatthebankengagedinwork,areinneedofsuchspiritofRafaelSarto.Maybeheisnotaluckymillion,butyoucanguaranteethisluckwillnoteuponyou?Ibelievethesuccessofhim,includingtheBankofFranceandfinallybeetheking.Heisnotonlybecauseofhisgoodluck,butthekeyisthathefullyprepared.Itisnotatemporarymovehisneedle,andheshouldbegoodtofollowupthedetailsofanattitude.Thatistosay,ifyouknowthedetailsoftheimplementationdetailsoftheRafaelSartospirityouhavefoundthedetails,don'tyousucceed?法國(guó)銀行大王賈庫(kù)。拉非薩托年輕時(shí)一度失業(yè)，曾五十一次求職遭回絕，當(dāng)他第五十二次求職遭回絕后走出去時(shí)，發(fā)現(xiàn)這家銀行門前的臺(tái)階上有一枚打頭針，就彎腰把它撿了起來(lái)。第二天，他收到了這家銀行的錄用通知。原來(lái)，他蹲下?lián)灬樀那榫罢帽汇y行的懂事長(zhǎng)看見(jiàn)了。懂事長(zhǎng)認(rèn)為，從事銀行工作的人，正需要有拉斐薩托的這種精神?；蛟S他是萬(wàn)中無(wú)一的幸運(yùn)兒，但你能保證這種幸運(yùn)不會(huì)降臨在你的身上嗎？我相信成功的他，包括：最后成為法國(guó)銀行大王。他不僅僅是因?yàn)樗暮眠\(yùn)，更關(guān)鍵的是，他做好了充分的準(zhǔn)備。撿針不是他的一時(shí)之舉，而應(yīng)該是他可以很好跟進(jìn)細(xì)節(jié)的一種態(tài)度。這也就是說(shuō)假如你擁有發(fā)現(xiàn)細(xì)節(jié)、理解細(xì)節(jié)、執(zhí)行細(xì)節(jié)的拉斐薩托精神，難道你不會(huì)成功嗎？1.課前寓言小故事2.好的寓言小故事3.管理的寓言小故事4.著名的寓言小故事5.平安的寓言小故事6.精選寓言小故事7.中國(guó)寓言小故事大全8.古代寓言小故事9.寓言小故事：本性難移10.平安寓言小故事分享篇2：簡(jiǎn)短英語(yǔ)寓言小故事Alittlebirdflytosouthforthewinter.Itwasverycold,almostfrozenbird.Hence,flytoalargespace,afteracowthere,inapileofcowdunguponthebird,frozenbirdlyingonthedunghill,feelverywarm,graduallyrecovered,itiswarmandfortablelying,andsoonbegantosingsongs,apassingwildcathearvoices,see,followthevoice,wildcatsquicklyfoundlyingonthedunghill,bird,pullitout.篇3：短篇英語(yǔ)寓言小故事Earlyeverymorning,ashepherdtookhisflockofsheepoutinthefieldstograze.Hewouldsitbywatching-asthesheeplazilymunchedonfreshgrass.Aftertheyhadeaten,hewouldroundthemupandwalkbackhome.Sometimeswhilewatchinghisflock,hewouldcurlupinaquietcornerandgoofftosleep.Oneday,theshepherdcaughtawolfwhichhadstrayedintothefield,eyeinghissheep.However,itwassomedistanceawayanditmadenoefforttoenearer.Theshepherdatfirststoodonguardagainstthewolf,asagainstanenemy,andkeptastrictwatchoveritsmovements.Butthewolfdidnotdoanything.Whentheshepherdherdedthesheepandheadedhomewithhisflock,thewolfquietlyfollowedthematadistance.Thiscontinuedforawhile.Theshepherdwouldfindthewolfwaitingattheedgeofthefieldeverymorning.Butitmadenottheslightestefforttoseizethesheepandwouldjustwatch.So,byandby,theshepherdletdownhisguardabit.Afewdayslater,hebegantoactuallylookforwardtothewolf'spresence.Thewolf,whogenerallysatonalargepieceofrock,lookedlikeabigsheepdogfromafar.Theshepherdthoughtthatotherwildanimalsormischief-makerswouldbescaredofthe'dog''spresenceandnotharmhisflockwhileitwasaround.Now,hebegantolookuponthewolfasaguardianofhisflock.Oneday,inthemiddleofgrazinghissheep,theshepherdwascalledbacktohomeurgently.Leavingthesheepentirelyinchargeofthewolf,heleft.Whenhecameback,whatdidhefind?Thatthewolfhadeatenmostofhisflock,withonlyafewsheepwanderingabout.Carcassesofthedeadsheeplayaround,everywhere.Theshepherdsatdowninshockafterwitnessingtheslaughter.“Servesmeright,”hemoanedtohimself,“afterall,Ientrustedthewelfareofmyflocktoawolf.”篇4：簡(jiǎn)短英語(yǔ)寓言小故事Lionwasawakenedfromsleepbyamouserunningoverhisface.Risingupinanger,hecaughthimandwasabouttokillhim,whenthemousepiteouslyentreated,saying:“Ifyouwouldonlysparemylife,Iwouldbesuretorepayyourkindness.”Thelionlaughedandlethimgo.Ithappenedshortlyafterthisthatthelionwascaughtbysomehunters,whoboundhimbystrongropestotheground.Themouse,recognizinghisroar,cameup,andgnawedtheropewithhisteeth,andsettinghimfree,exclaimed:“Youridiculedtheideaofmyeverbeingabletohelpyou,notexpectingtoreceivefrommeanyrepaymentofyourfavour;butnowyouknowthatitispossibleforevenaMousetoconferbenefitsonalion.”簡(jiǎn)短英語(yǔ)寓言小故事4：ThegoosethatlaidthegoldeneggsAmanandhisWifehadthegoodfortunetopossessagoosewhichlaidagoldeneggeveryday.Luckythoughtheywere,theysoonbegantothinktheywerenotgettingrichfastenough,andimaginingthebirdmustbemadeofgoldinside,theydecidedtokillitinordertosecurethewholestoreofpreciousmetalatonce.Butwhentheycutitopentheyfounditwasjustlikeanyothergoose.Thus,theyneithergotrichallatonce,astheyhadhoped,norenjoyedanylongerthedailyadditiontotheirwealth.Muchwantsmoreandlosesall.Therefore,everyonewasworkinghard,allexceptMrGrasshopper.Helovedautumn.Autumnwasatimewhentheleaveschangedcolour.Itwasallsosopretty.Thetreesseemedtobeonfirewithred,yellowandorangeleaves,whichthenfelloffandcoveredtheground.Therewasapleasantbreezetoo.MrGrasshopperspenthisdaysplaying.Hejumpedfromleaftoleafandfromonefallentwigtoanother.Whathelikedbestwasthewaytheleavesbouncedwhenhejumpedoffthem,andhowtheleafhelandedonswayedwithhisweight.“Yoooeeeeee.Lifeislovely,theworldisbeautiful,Iwanttoplayforever...”hesang.JustthenlittleMissAnthappenedtopassby.Shewasdraggingaheavygrainofricebehindher.“Oowf.Thisissoheavy.IwishIcouldgetsomehelpwiththis.Ishouldhaveaskedmybrothertoealongtohelpme,”shewasmuttering.“Oh,doyouneedhelp?”askedMrGrasshopper.“Yes,sir.Wouldyougivemeahand?Myanthillisjustafewtreesaway,butthisissoheavy,”repliedtheanthappily.“Naw.Firstyoueandplaywithmeforsometime,thenIshallgladlyhelpyou.Whatareyoutoilingforanyway?Autumnissobeautiful,youtooshouldenjoytheweatherwhileyoucan,”thegrasshoppersaid.“No,MrGrasshopper.Youtoomuststartcollectingyourfoodforthewinter.Otherwiseitwillbetoughastherewon'tbeanythingtoeat,”saidtheconcernedant.“Nothingdoing.IwillgooutandfindallthefoodIwantwhenIamhungry.Rightnowitistimetoplayandhaveaparty,”thesillygrasshopperreplied.SoMissAntjustshookherheadandwenton-“Huff,puff,huff,puff.”Thenwintercame.Itwassocoldthattheantsdidn'tdaretoeout.Buttheirtummieswerefullandtheywerewarmandhappy.Actually,everyonewaswarmandhappy,exceptforMrGrasshopper.Hewascoldandhungry.Ashewenthuntingforfoodonlywhenitwaslesscoldthanusual,hegotverylittletoeatandsoonbecameweakwithhunger.篇6：短篇英語(yǔ)寓言小故事Twoyoungbrotherswerealwaysarguing.Ondaytheirfathercalledthemtogether.“Bringmeabundleofstickstiedwithtwine,”saidthefather.Theboysgatheredthebundleofsticks.Thefatheraskedtheoldersontobreakitinhalf.Thefatheruntiedthebundleandhandedeachboyasinglestick.Thebrothersbrokethemeasily.“Doyousee?”saidthefather.“Stoparguingandkeeptogetherlikebrothers.Thennoonecanhurtyou,foryouwillbetoostrong.Butifyouquarrelandaredividedlikethesesticks,thenanyonecanbreakyouwithease.”篇7：英語(yǔ)寓言小故事有關(guān)英語(yǔ)寓言小故事給你多一點(diǎn)！〔附譯文〕希望你喜歡！FoxiswiththegrapeHungryofthefoxseethegrapetouphangtheradiantandextremelykeengrapeofastring,salivadirectcurrent,andwanttopicktoeat,butagainCannottakeoff.Seeinashortwhile,helplesslywalked,andhissidewalkthesideoneselftoforttobyoneselfsay:“thisgrapehavenoesfamiliar,affirmativeIssour.”Thisistosay,andthesomeperson'sabilityissmall,anddotonotacplishanything,borrowtosaytheopportunemomentimmaturity.________________________________________WolfandegretThisstoryelucidation,guerdonbadlypersonactcharitably,andisabadpersonofcognitionanddoesnotspeakthereputation'sinnatecharacter.________________________________________LittleboyandscorpionsonThereisachildinfrontofcitywalltocatchthegrasshopper,andinashortwhilecaughtthelotsof.Suddenlyseeascorpionson,hetothinkisalsograsshopper,Thentwogotocatchhim.Thescorpionsonraiseshispoisontostab,say:“e,ifyoureallydaretodolikethis,connectyourgrasshopperthatcatchtoalsowouldentirelylose.”Thisstorywarnspeople,andwanttodistinguishthepuregoodmanwiththebadperson,anddistincttotreatthem.________________________________________Dropatthefoxinthewellwiththe公goatAnonlythefoxtakeawrongsteppedthewell,inspiteofhowhestrugglecannotstillclimbup,andhavetobefoolishthere.The公goatfeelsThirstypole,arriveatthiswelltheside,andseethefoxunderthewell,andthenaskhimthewellwaterthehowaboutittodrink?Thefoxfeelstheopportunitytoe,heartinsideThe暗pleaseds,rightawaythetownquietdown,makeeveryeffortthelaudationwellwatergooddrink,saythiswaterisaworldthefirstspring,pureandsweetandgoodtoeat,andadvisethegoattohurryupedown,anddrinktoheart'scontentwithhim.Atheheartthinkonlyoftodrinkthewaterlettertothinkthetruegoat,thenthewithoutstoppingtothinkgroundjumpdownedtogoto,andbehis咕咚咕the咚painfulMethod.Youpickwithforepawonthewellwall,againCape豎直,Ibehindcarryonthebacktojumpupthewelltogotofromyou,andpullyouagaintoeup,weallSave.”the公goatagreedhisproposal,foxtotrlethefeetofhisempress,andjumphecarrytoponhisback,andthenmakeaneffortfromtheCapeaJump,jumpoutedthemouthofawell.Thefoxgoupsthehereafter,andthepreparationaloneescape.The公goatblamesthefoxanddoesnotkeepthe諾speech.ThefoxreturnsoverdoFrontblindlyjumpdowntogoto.”Thisstoryelucidation,clevernessofthepersonshouldtoinadvancethinkitovertheaffair'sresult,thenjustgotodo.________________________________________譯文：狐貍和葡萄饑餓的狐貍看見(jiàn)葡萄架上掛著一串串晶瑩剔透的葡萄，口水直流，想要摘下來(lái)吃，但又摘不到。看了一會(huì)兒，無(wú)可奈何地走了，他邊走邊自己撫慰自己說(shuō)：“這葡萄沒(méi)有熟，肯定是酸的?！边@就是說(shuō)，有些人才能小，做不成事，就借口說(shuō)時(shí)機(jī)未成熟。________________________________________狼與鷺鷥狼誤吞下了一塊骨頭，非常難受，四處奔波，尋訪醫(yī)生。他遇見(jiàn)了鷺鷥，談定酬金請(qǐng)他取出骨頭，鷺鷥把自己的頭伸進(jìn)狼的喉嚨里，叼出了骨頭，便向狼要定好的酬金。狼答復(fù)說(shuō)：“喂，朋友，你能從狼嘴里平安無(wú)事地收回頭來(lái)，難道還不滿足，怎么還要講報(bào)酬？”這故事說(shuō)明，對(duì)壞人行善的報(bào)酬，就是認(rèn)識(shí)壞人不講信譽(yù)的.本質(zhì)。________________________________________小男孩與蝎子有個(gè)小孩在城墻前捉蚱蜢，一會(huì)兒就捉了許多。突然看見(jiàn)一只蝎子，他以為也是蚱蜢，便著兩手去捕捉他。蝎子舉起他的毒刺，說(shuō)道：“來(lái)吧，假如你真敢這樣做，就連你捉的蚱蜢也會(huì)統(tǒng)統(tǒng)失掉。”這故事告誡人們，要分辨清好人和壞人，區(qū)別對(duì)待他們。________________________________________掉在井里的狐貍和公山羊一只狐貍失足掉到了井里，不管他如何掙扎仍沒(méi)法爬上去，只好呆在那里。公山羊覺(jué)得口渴極了，來(lái)到這井邊，看見(jiàn)狐貍在井下，便問(wèn)他井水好不好喝？狐貍覺(jué)得時(shí)機(jī)來(lái)了，心中暗喜，馬上鎮(zhèn)靜下來(lái)，竭力贊美井水好喝，說(shuō)這水是天下第一泉，清甜爽口，并勸山羊趕快下來(lái)，與他痛飲。一心只想喝水信以為真的山羊，便不假思索地跳了下去，當(dāng)他咕咚咕咚痛飲完后，就不得不與狐貍一起共商上井的方法。狐貍早有準(zhǔn)備，他狡猾地說(shuō)：“我倒有一個(gè)方法。你用前腳扒在井墻上，再把角豎直了，我從你后背跳上井去，再拉你上來(lái)，我們就都得救了?！惫窖蛲饬怂奶嶙h，狐貍踩著他的后腳，跳到他背上，然后再?gòu)慕巧嫌昧σ惶?，跳出了井口。狐貍上去以后，?zhǔn)備單獨(dú)逃離。公山羊指責(zé)狐貍不信守諾言。狐貍回過(guò)頭對(duì)公山羊說(shuō)：“喂，朋友，你的頭腦假如像你的胡須那樣完美，你就不至于在沒(méi)看清出口之前就盲目地跳下去?！边@故事說(shuō)明，聰明的人應(yīng)當(dāng)事先考慮清楚事情的結(jié)果，然后才去做。________________________________________篇8：英語(yǔ)寓言小故事LittleRobertaskedhismotherfortwocents.“WhatdidyoudowiththemoneyIgaveyouyesterday?”“Igaveittoapooroldwoman,”heanswered.“You'reagoodboy,”saidthemotherproudly.“Herearetwocentsmore.Butwhyareyousointerestedintheoldwoman?”“Sheistheonewhosellsthecandy.”篇三：PluggingOne’sEarsWhileStealingaBellOnceuponatime,therewasamanwhowantedtostealhisneighbor’sdoorbell.However,heknewclearlythatthebellwouldringandcatchtheotherpeople’sattentionaslongashetouchedthebell.Sohethoughthardandsuddenlyhitonaclever“idea”.Hepluggedhisearswithsomething,thinkingthateverythingwouldgowellwhenhestolethebell.Unfortunatelytohisdisappointment,thebellstillrangloudlyandhewascaughtonthespotasathief.篇9：英語(yǔ)寓言小故事Thisstoryiscalled“TheFarmerandtheSnake.”Everyday,afarmerwenttothecitytosellhisflowersandfarmproduceandthenwenthomeaftersellingallhisthings.Oneday,helefthomeveryearly,soearlythatwhenhearrivedatthecity,thegatewasstillclosed.Sohelaydowntotakeanap,whenheawokehefoundthatthestoragebincontaininghisfarmproducehadbeeemptyexceptthattherewasagoldcoininside.Althoughallthethingsinthebinhadvanished,thegoldwasmuchmorevaluablesohewasstillveryhappy.Hethoughtmostprobablysomeonehadtakenhisthingsandleftthepaymentthere,andwenthomehappilywiththemoney.Thenextday,thefarmeragainwentouttosellhisthingsbutagainarrivedtooearlysohesleptoutsidethecitygatejustlikehehaddonethedaybefore.Andtheincidentrepeateditself.Alltheproducethatthefarmerhadbroughtdisappeared,andtherewasagoldcoininthebin!Atthattime,goldwasveryvaluable.Onegoldcoinhadavaluemanytimeshigherthanthefarmer'sproduce.Thenonedaysometimelater,thefarmer'sfatheraskedhim,“Wherehaveyougottensomanygoldcoinslately?Wheredidthemoneyefrom?”Sothefarmerrevealedtohisfatherwhathadhappened.Afterlisteningtohisstory,thefatherthought,“OnedayI'llfollowmysonashegoesout,andseewho'sbeenconsuminghisthingsandleavingthemoneyinthebin.”Sooneday,whenthefarmerwentouttodobusiness,hisfatherquietlyfollowedhim.Whilethefarmerwassleepingnearthecitygate,hisfathersawasnakecrawluptohisbinandeathisproduce.Havingfinishedeating,thesnakeonceagainspatagoldcoinintothebinaspaymenttothefarmerbeforeleaving.Seeingthis,thefarmer'sfatherthought,“IfIkillthesnake,I'llbeabletoseizeallitsgoldcoins!”Hethenpickedupastoneandcutthesnakeintotwoparts.Atthattime,theheadandtrunkofthesnakewerealreadyinitsden,andonlythetailwasoutside.Thefatherthoughtthattheremustbeabigtreasureinthedensohetoldhissontoreachinsideforit.Butunexpectedly,whenthefarmerreachedhishandintotheden,thesnakebitandkilledhim!Eventhoughithadbeencutintotwo,thesnakecouldstillbite!IunderstandhowthiscouldhavehappenedbecausethatwashowIgotbittenwhenIwassmall.Atthattime,Isawacentipedethathadbeenbeatenandsquashedbysomeone,leavingonlytheheadintact.Ithoughtitwasdead,andtomakesure,Ipokeditwithmyfoot.ItbitmehardandIcriedforthreedays.(Laughter)Iwasreallydumb!Remember!Don'tplaywithacentipedeevenifitlooksdead.Sometimesitjustfakesdeath;it'snotreallydead.篇10：英語(yǔ)寓言小故事Onceuponatimetherewasanoldfisherman.Hewentfishingveryearlyeverymorning,buthenevercasthismorethanfourtimesaday.Onemorning,hewentoutearlytothesea.Hecasthisforthefirsttime,anddrewinthebodyofananimal.Hecastitasecondtime,anddrewinanoldbasketfullofsand.Hecastitathirdtime,anddrewinalotofstones.Itseemedhewouldhavenothingtotakehomethatmorning.Dayhadnowbroken,andhecasthisforlasttime.Aftersometime,hebegantodrawthein.Hefounditwasveryheavy.Buttherewerenotanyfishinit.Insteadhefoundajarwithalid.Heshookthejar,butcouldhearnothing.Sohetookoffthelidandlookedinside.Hecouldseeno