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unbelieving
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帮忙写一篇80词左右的英语作文。
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unbelieving
英：
美：
常见释义：
adj.不相信的；多疑的
1、when your
unbelieving
heart cries as Gideon cried, "If the Lord be with us, why then is all this befallen us? "───也就是你不信上帝的心，像基甸那样喊道：「耶和华若与我们同在，我们何至遭遇这一切事呢？」
2、She stared at us with
unbelieving
eyes.───她用疑惑的眼睛看着我们。
3、She stared at me with
unbelieving
eyes.───她以怀疑的眼光注视着我
4、See to it, brothers, that none of you has a sinful,
unbelieving
heart that turns away from the living God.───弟兄们，你们要谨慎，免得你们中间或有人存著不信的恶心，把永生神离弃了。
5、And a wife who has an
unbelieving
husband, and if he consents to dwell with her, must not leave her husband.───妻子有不信的丈夫，丈夫也情愿和她同住，她就不要离弃丈夫。
6、The stone-cutter, however, had never seen this spirit and only shook his head with an
unbelieving
air when anyone spoke of it.───然而这位切石匠从未遇见过精灵，每次有人谈及它时，他总是摇摇头，一副怀疑的样子。
7、He looked at me with
unbelieving
eyes.───他用不相信的眼神看着我。
8、He gazed at the letter,
unbelieving
.───他两眼盯着信，满腹狐疑。
9、But the
unbelieving
Jews stirred up the Gentiles, and made their minds evil affected against the brethren.───但不顺从的犹太人，煽动外族人，激起他们仇恨的心，来反对弟兄们。
1、disbelieving───adj.怀疑的；不相信的；v.怀疑（disbelieve的ing形式）；不信
2、relieving───v.减轻（疼痛、苦闷等）；（使）宽慰；（使）不单调；接……的班；解围（被困之处）；（使）摆脱（烦人的责任）；免去；（使）凸现（relieve的现在分词）
3、nonbelieving───不相信
4、unbefitting───adj.不合适的；不相宜的
5、unbeginning───松开
6、unbelievingly───难以置信地
7、believing───v.相信；相信（某人）的话；认为……有可能；认定；吃惊；有宗教信仰（believe的现在分词）；n.确信，相信
8、misbelieving───vt.不信；vi.信奉异教；持错误观点
9、unbelievingness───不信
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帮忙写一篇80词左右的英语作文。
Maybe not considered the most important part of head,hair, in my opinion, is at least the most eye catching one, except for those who are bald, like Ge You. Anyway, hair plays an in dispensable role in our life, and sometimes it can offer us a lot of fun. Actually, I myself have several interesting experiences related to hair and would like to share them with you all.
The first story happened when I was eight. At that time, I was so boyish that every afternoon during the summer holiday I was seen disporting with a crowd of boys in the fierce sunlight,which gave me a precious gift, a bronze complexion. To make things worse, my hair was rather short, even shorter than most of the boys, just some one inch. One day, following my mother,I went to a department store to buy a pair of sports shoes. There were a variety of shoes of different colors and styles standing on the shelves. At once, I caught sight of a black pair with some silver streaks on its instep. Then I showed them to my mother,"What a wonderfu pair!""Not bad", mother said, "but I think they are for boys." Obviously, the saleswoman overheard our conversation, she came up to us and recommended the pair I chose, and with a radiant smile, she added, "this pair is especially suitable for the active boys just like you." My mother and I couldn＇t help laughing, and I had to protest, "Thank you, mad am, but I am a girl." She was genuinely shocked and touched my short hair unbelievingly. Even when we left with a pair of girlish shoes, she still had doubts about my gender.
From then on, I had to wear a hairpin to demonstrate that I am a girl. And as time passed, I broke the old saying, "the longer your hair is, the less sensibility you have." When I was in senior middle school, I already had a long plait tied back. My classmate and neighbor Nancy also has long straight hair. Since the beautiful princesses in the movie always have shining wavy hair, we both longed for the hairstyle and decided to do it ourselves. One Saturday afternoon, we attempted to carry out our great plan, but it turned out to be a disaster. To begin with, we divided our hair into several strands and combed them neat.Then we carefully rolled up every strand and fixed them with hairpins. The most important step is to cover the hair with a hot towel so that the stream could change our straight hair into the fashionable wavy style. After that both of us sat still on the chairs, afraid to ruin our perfect work. At last one hour passed,we couldn＇t wait to appreciate our new image. We pulled down the towel, removed the hairpins and rushed to the mirror. "Oh.My God! How terrible!" we both cried. The hair winded disorderly and defied all our efforts to make them tidy. The whole thing was a mess. We looked at each other helplessly and wondered what to do. At the very moment, my mother came home and was really amused by our funny so called wavy hair. Luckily, a magical thing came to our rescue, the vinegar. Plunged into the mixture of water and vinegar, our hair got straightened and no longer winded together.
Of course, hair means a lot more. The dyed black of the elderly can demonstrate their vigor and optimism, while the shining green hair of a cool guy shows off his pioneer spirit. And in the most renowned short story of O＇Henry, The Gift of the Magi, Tara sold her beautiful brown hair to buy her husband a golden chain as the Christmas present, which moves thousands of readers to tears. To some extent, hair is a symbol of lifestyle and the philosophy of life.