寒假的一件事英语作文80字【一】
我经历过许许多多的事，
一件令人受委屈的事作文
有开心的事、烦恼的事、不解的事、痛苦的事、郁闷的事、厌恶的事……其中最不好受的事就是无缘无故受到委屈。
记得有一次，我和哥哥姐姐玩着电脑游戏—《捕鱼》，可玩着玩着哥哥白白浪费了一个炮弹!这时，平常文静的姐姐发怒了!用她那吓死人的母老虎吼，说：“谁***?为什么会浪费一个炮弹?”哥哥连忙说：“是妹妹!是妹妹!”姐姐翻过头来，生气地说：“不准你玩了，滚开!而且晚上还要罚你替洗碗!”“为什么?明明是哥哥嘛!”“又不是我***，凭什么骂我?”“当……”当然是废话啦!我的心里不满的嘀咕着，
本来我想说出来的，但一看到姐姐那可怕的眼神，我就……姐姐走后，哥哥幸灾乐祸地说：“记得要洗碗哦!嘻嘻!”“洗就洗，我怕你呀!”我狠狠地说。晚饭过后，我躲在房间里发泄自己的愤怒，地板上有了我的眼睛里的“珍珠”!洗完碗后，姐姐才知道了事情的原委，急急忙忙的向我道歉!我听了竟然哭了起来!这件事情让我明白了两个道理：1.做人不能那么小气! 2.不知道事实就不能冤枉别人!不然受委屈会很难受。
每天的天气有晴、有阴、有阳光、有雷雨……生活也一样有哭，有笑、有欢乐、有悲伤….以后受到委屈时就一定要讨回自己的清白，我要更好地保护好自己，不让自己再受委屈!
寒假的一件事英语作文80字【二】
寒假里的每一件事情，就向天上的闪闪发光的星星，数也数不清，每一颗星星都是一件有趣的往事。但是，有一件事永远在我的记忆之中。
一放假，姥姥就就叫我去那儿住几天。我当时没有犹豫，立刻去了，因为去姥姥家可以到院子里玩耍，不用整天呆在家里没事干了!
到了姥姥家的`第一天早上，天上就下着大雪，我坐在火炉旁边还瑟瑟发抖。我心里不停的抱怨自己：当初不该来姥姥家。不过，当我有回家的念头时，传来一个好消息：在呼和浩特的弟弟居然要回来。这个消息差点把我乐坏。
弟弟回来后，我们互相问过好，弟弟说：“好久没见，想死我了，让我们好好玩个痛快。”“可什么才能玩痛快呢?”弟弟望着窗外满天飞舞的雪花，突然，灵机一动，想出一个好主意：“玩雪!”“可雪怎么玩啊?”我好奇的问。
“打雪仗、滚雪球、堆雪人，不是都能玩吗?”
在我们的商量下，决定玩打雪仗。
我们先把雪扫在一起，分成两堆，每人分一堆，只要击中对方，就得一分。比赛正式开始，我们各自都藏在雪堆后，趁对方不注意，用雪球击打对方。
由于弟弟本来打的中，再加上他的位子有利，所以我一出场就被击中四次。我想：这样下去，我不是输定了吗?不行得像个办法!霎时，一个好办法在我眼前飘过：如果我来会移动，他不就打不着我了吗?这样我照样可以瞄准他呀!说干就干，我马上采用了这种措施，不一会儿就把比分追上来很多……
最终，我们打成19比20。我领先1分。虽然我们身上都是雪，但是我们度过了这美好而又短暂的一天。
寒假的一件事英语作文80字【三】
When I was a little child, I was so naughty that I always did something angry my parents. They always blamed to me, but I never listened to them. I thought they were too strict with me. But I changed in someday. My parents always told me to be careful when I went out. However, all I thought was they worried too much. On my way to take the bus home, there was a traffic light. That day, when I got to the cross road, the light was red, but there was no car crossed the road anymore. So I went across the road without the light turning to green. At this moment, a car rushed quickly towards me. I was suddenly scared, so that I couldn’t move but stood still. Luckily, the driver broke the car quickly and I did not get hurt. But I did scared. I couldn’t image what would happen if the car did not stop in time. I told my parents what I experienced. At first, they blamed me as usual and I knew I was wrong that time. Therefore, I did not say anything. They realized that I was frightened, so they comforted me patiently. I finally knew that all they said and done was good to me. After that, I was much more careful and I listened to my parents.
