沈阳诺丁山国际英语怎么样

❶ 求诺丁山英文翻译

Title

EXT. VARIOUS DAYS

'She' plays through the credits.

Exquisite footage of Anna Scott -- the great movie star of our
time -- an ideal -- the perfect star and woman -- her life full of
glamour and sophistication and mystery.

EXT. STREET - DAY

Mix through to William, 35, relaxed, pleasant, informal. We
follow him as he walks down Portobello Road, carrying a load of
bread. It is spring.

WILLIAM (V.O.)
Of course, I've seen her films and
always thought she was, well,
fabulous -- but, you know,
million miles from the world I live
in. Which is here -- Notting Hill
-- not a bad place to be...

EXT. PORTOBELLO ROAD - DAY

It's a full fruit market day.

WILLIAM (V.O.)
There's the market on weekdays,
selling every fruit and vegetable
known to man...

EXT. PORTOBELLO ROAD - DAY

A man in denims exits the tattoo studio.

WILLIAM (V.O.)
The tattoo parlour -- with a guy
outside who got drunk and now can't
remember why he chose 'I Love Ken'...

EXT. PORTOBELLO ROAD - DAY

WILLIAM (V.O.)
The racial hair-dressers where
everyone comes out looking like the
Cookie Monster, whether they like
it or not...

Sure enough, a girl exits with a huge threaded blue bouffant.

EXT. PORTOBELLO ROAD - SATURDAY

WILLIAM (V.O.)
Then suddenly it's the weekend, and
from break of day, hundreds of stalls
appears out of nowhere, filling
Portobello Road right up to Notting
Hill Gate...

A frantic crowded Portobello market.

WILLIAM (V.O.)
... and thousands of people buy
millions of antiques, some genuine...

The camera finally settles on a stall selling beautiful stained
glass windows of various sizes, some featuring biblical scenes
and saints.

WILLIAM (V.O.)
... and some not so genuine.

EXT. GOLBORNE ROAD - DAY

WILLIAM (V.O.)
And what's great is that lots of
friends have ended up in this part of
London -- that's Tony, architect
turned chef, who recently invested
all the money he ever earned in a new
restaurant...

Shot of Tony proudly setting out a board outside his restaurant,
the sign still being painted. He receives and approves a huge
fresh salmon.

EXT. PORTOBELLO ROAD - DAY

WILLIAM (V.O.)
So this is where I spend my days
and years -- in this small village in
the middle of a city -- in a house
with a blue door that my wife and I
bought together... before she left
me for a man who looked like Harrison
Ford, only even handsomer...

We arrive outside his blue-doored house just off Portobello.

WILLIAM (V.O.)
... and where I now lead a strange
half-life with a lodger called...

这是NOTHING HILL剧本的开头，希望对你有点帮助
我也很喜欢这部片子，所以剧本一直留着

❷ 诺丁山英语观后感或英语简介

观后感

Notting Hill

It may be a paradox to say that a film can sparkle slowly, yet that's the only way I can describe this charming romantic comedy. The star(dom)-crossed lovers don't know that they are Meant For Each Other ... yes, this is the standard RomCom setup. But the -way- they don't know? That is put across in a most British and deliberate pace and setting. And it makes the ending that we all know is coming gather color and charm.

"Notting Hill" takes over a third of its running time to show William (Hugh Grant) as he is immersed in his daily life, wanting to be supportive of his friends, yet searching for his own inner life. The five closest friends all show something he lacks: "happy" conformity, a loving marriage transcending obstacles, a sister who takes bold risks for finding love, and a roommate that sees through pretense and says so (and, yes, is delightfully vulgar).

That very British character-in-a-wry-setting pattern borrows from "Four Weddings and a Funeral," but the only friends there that I could consistently believe -mattered- to Grant's character were the gay couple, one comic, the other showing profound emotion. Here, all of the lead character's circle deeply cares about him, as he does about them. This makes all the difference.

Where it matters most is in giving him support when the American film beauty (Julia Roberts) comes into his life, then out, then in, then ... and all in ways that are believable for such dissimilar lovers. The romantic turns are more plausible because Grant's character has such support and a place for sharing his emotional roller-coaster ride. He isn't crushed by the down moments, but picks up his indiviality and moves on. And his friends tell him, sometimes with only searching looks, just when he's picked up -too much- of being on his own. (Okay, the moment towards the end when Spike puts his exasperation into three pointed, even vulgar, words is a refreshing change. Sometimes, when a friend lets loose with the pithy truth, it hits the needed spot.)

All this backstory, character richness, and pointed use of the "right" words are British qualities that we don't get with the standard American RomCom setup.

Gina McKee's turn here as Grant's wheelchair-bound female friend is of someone with deeply felt indiviality and unique perceptiveness, including her own tender perspective on loves past and present -- especially her husband. It's a glimpse into a woman with distinctive qualities that -she- has chosen. This makes her both appealing to all her friends, and forceful by quiet understatement. She also ends up being much funnier, when you've rewound the tape and end up thinking about the story. (Listen for her spoken turn on "standing up." No, it's not a cheap play on her limitations. Not in context. And that's subtle comic acting.)

Richard Curtis's inventive screenplay is one of the best in years, and would reward a look in book form as well. He takes this backdrop of supportive friends, puts in the sparkle of Roberts invading and shaking up their world, and creates a skein of personal truths and imposed celebrity nonsense.

Grant and Roberts are both passionate and bemused observers of the absurdities of fame that end up surrounding them, but they act this out in comic byplay and inventive responses. This isn't an American breakneck-pace (or "screwball") comedy, and their subtle discovery of each other's -minds- and substance wouldn't work in such a setting.

Roberts has both the easy familiarity with and the hair-trigger of frustration from fame, both coming out to undermine her when she least expects it. But she shows that she can grow and learn from her mistakes. (Unlike her well-acted but overexplained realization at the end of "Runaway Bride.") She even has one scene -sans- makeup that is a genuine romantic turning point. I don't see many other actresses being willing to try that.

Grant shows an astonishing inner strength and self-awareness, not being willing to hide how -he- sees reality. (He did the same realistic turn in "Four Weddings," but didn't try nearly as effectively to figure himself out.)

The photography and settings show off London beautifully, and the story's interior scenes make highly imaginative use of a narrow, stacked-up Notting Hill mini-townhouse.

Only two items give this any less than a 10 rating from me -- and even then, only down to a 9. The director doesn't take up very many opportunities to build on the comic or dramatic moments in the screenplay. He coasts on the words. They're good words, but they need a twist at times.

The other partial disappointment is with the musical score. It isn't really a score, or much of one, it's mostly popular tunes that underscore the action. One of these is luminous, and frames the story perfectly -- Elvis Costello's cover of "She." Others, though, use their lyrics to grind plot points into the ground. They also are usually performed far too high in volume, and sometimes lapping against dialogue.

(The two original themes by Trevor Jones are beautiful, lushly written, and quite fitting to the main characters. We should have had more of his work, but they're less than a fourth of the film's music.)

The British often put more creativity below the narrative surface and into the setting than Americans do, and often get beyond formula. To discover this in a film is joyous. You'll feel this when you find yourself compelled to see this deeply felt, yet very funny, film twice, thrice, or more. For me, it's still delightful after nine months and nine viewings.

❸ 英语课上介绍 诺丁山notting hill 求帮助~！

Introction to the Movie
Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) is the world’s most famous movie star. Her picture has been plastered on the cover of every magazine, and every time she makes a move, the entire world knows about it. William Thacker (Hugh Grant) owns a travel bookstore. His business is stagnant, he has the roommate from hell and since his divorce, and his love life is completely non-existent. For both, something or someone seems to be missing. And when Anna and William’s paths unexpectedly cross in the eclectic neighborhood of Notting Hill, romance is the last thing on their minds. The couple comes to face the ultimate question: Can two people fall in love with the whole world watching? PolyGram Films and Working Title Films present Notting Hill, the charming romantic comedy which proves that love can spring from even the most unlikely of circumstances.

About the Cast
Julia Roberts: Since her screen debut in the late 1980s, Julia Roberts, this winsome beauty with a large, incandescent smile, has been among Hollywood’s top draws and one of the few bankable female stars of the early 1990s. Her onscreen charisma and atypical beauty has guaranteed her an enviable choice of roles, be they in comedy or drama.
What makes Roberts become a household name is her greatest success in 1990 to star opposite Richard Gere in the romantic comedy Pretty Woman, a runaway international hit. After her marriage in 1993 (divorced two years later), Roberts made a successful comeback in The Pelican Brief, but the following year’s I Love Trouble and Pret-a-Porter proved to be disappointments. In 1996, her career graally picked up with Mary Reilley, Michael Collins and Conspiracy Theory. In 1997, Roberts made a triumphant return to romantic comedy in the darkly funny My Best Friends Wedding and continued her romantic comedy upswing in 1999 with Notting Hill and Runaway Bride, which helped to further restore Roberts to her status as the most bankable woman in Hollywood. This status was further demonstrated with the same-name real-life heroine of Erin Brockovich in 2000, which earned Roberts both a Best Actress Golden Globe in a Drama Award and a Best Actress Oscar. After Oscar and Globe winning, Roberts continued to create box-office hits including Ocean’s Eleven (starring alongside George Clooney, Brad Pitt, etc, 2001), The Mexican (starring opposite Brad Pitt, 2001), America’s Sweetheart (starring alongside Catherine Zeta Jones, 2001), Confession of a Dangerous Mind (starring opposite George Clooney, 2002-2003) and Mona Lisa Smile (2003).

Hugh Grant (born in London, 1960): A graate of Oxford, Hugh Grant was chosen by Empire magazine as one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in film history (No.43, 1995). Although his classic good looks make him a shoo-in for romantic leads, Grant’s comic capabilities―marked by a nervous stutter, desperately fluttering eyelids, and an ability to capture a brand of distinctly English embarrassment―have marked him as more of a comic performer than a serious leading man.
What gave Hugh Grant almost overnight transatlantic stardom is his starring roles in two 1994 films, Sirens and Four Weddings and a Funeral (earning him a Golden Globe for Best Actor). In 1995, Grant gained fame of an entirely different sort when he was arrested for soliciting the services of an L.A. prostitute. The box-office take of Nine Months, released on the heels of his arrest, was buoyed by his notoriety. The actor managed to recoup some of his professional dignity with the acclaimed Ann Lee’s Sense and Sensibility (1995), and then he reappeared in 1999’s commercially successful Notting Hill. The comedy helped to restore some of the actor’s luster, further assisted by his roles in the comedies Mickey Blue Eyes (1999) and Woody Allen’s Small Time Crooks (2000). He once again charmed filmgoers with other romantic comedies Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001), Two Weeks Notice (2002) and About A Boy (2002).
Back together with his former girlfriend, model/actress Elizabeth Hurley (September 2000) Grant was voted fourth in the Orange 2001 Film Survey of Greatest British film actors. And Jay Leno (Comedian, TV/radio host, Hosting NBC’s The Tonight Show) told the London Independent that there are only 18 celebrities worth having on a chat show, one of them being Hugh Grant.

❹ 诺丁山英文介绍

Up The "Hill", 29 May 1999

Author: Brian Orndorf from Minneapolis

> After suffering a divorce, a marriage between a best friend and an ex-lover, not to mention living with a complete slob for a roommate, travel bookstore owner William (Hugh Grant) was just trying to live a peaceful existence in Notting Hill, England with his disastrous lovelife and a fledgling bookstore. When American film megastar Anna Scott (Julia Roberts) comes in to browse for books about Turkey, the two sense a mutual attraction and begin a delicate love affair that threatens both their complicated lives. The crux of "Notting Hill" is this : can two exact opposites in the complex world of publicity and disposable relationships stay together forever? Screenwriter Richard Curtis's ("Four Weddings And A Funeral") goal this time around seems to be a sharp satire of the Hollywood starlets and their psychotic relationships with the public and themselves, and the old wacky English humour we've come to expect from any film with Mr. Grant. It's a very odd mixture of the audience-pleasing easy comedy and something more sinister - possibly e to both lead's past public lives. He creates two compelling characters in Anna and Garrett. They both have very convincing motives for the courtship, it isn't just a roll in the hay and then the aftermath like most films. Director Roger Michell keeps the flow nice and the two leads make good on their promise for charm and beauty. I'm a little irritated that so many would consider this a big step for Julia Roberts in the acting department. She already gave a commanding performance in last year's "Stepmom". With "Hill", Roberts continues her impressive growth spurt into real alt acting and role choices. Her work with Grant here is the most easy going I've even seen her do(Maybe one too many close-ups of that smile though...). Hugh Grant does his stammering best to make William seem lovable. I'm not a fan of Mr. Grant, but I will easily concede that this is his best performance to date. Rhys Ifans is disgusting (a good thing) as Spike, William's flatmate. He brings some very much needed brevity to the proceedings. If anyone ever needs an actor to represent an English skuzzball, they should call this guy. If the charming "Notting Hill" suffers from anything it might be the "She's All That" syndrome. Whenever you get the relationship ball rolling, it seems in everyone of these movies we need a forced situation to break up the two leads, just so we can cheer when they reconcile. That's fine, no complaints. In "Hill", this syndrome is put to the extreme test. We follow this romance through, I believe, at least three breakups. That's too many for a two hour film. We never get sure footing on to why these two should be together and that is a frustrating element. Director Michell tries to hold onto the reins, but the climax of the film is forced and seriously uncharacteristic of the movie. "Notting Hill" has a lot to say about fame and the effects of it on a life. It never bothers to take a stand or really explain if Roberts's character embraces her superstardom or is oppressed by it. Screenwriter Curtis makes compelling arguments for both sides of the debate but strays away from truly looking deep within the fishbowl. When you think about it, William was a fan of Anna before meeting her, yet that subject seems too taboo for the film. What we get is just puppy love, no strings.

"Notting Hill" is an extremely charming film with so much love to offer. It's a concoction that's hard to resist. You'll come out of it with a warm fuzzy feeling in the tips of your toes. It's nice to have a film that just wants to please, I just wish they didn't lay such a heavy topic wet blanket over the proceedings. --------------- 8

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❺ 《非诚勿扰》中提到“诺丁山”，请问是谁

这是电影版的

廉塞克（休·格兰特饰）住在伦敦西部的诺丁山，他已经离婚，和一位行为怪异、不修边幅的室友史派克（赖斯伊凡斯饰）住在一起，并在诺丁山的中心，拥有一家惨澹经营的旅游书店。

一个平凡无奇的星期三，威廉赫然发现世界最红的电影明星安娜史考特（朱莉娅·罗伯茨饰）走进店里，也走进了他的生命中，在一个阴错阳差的偶然机会里，好莱坞最红的明星竟然亲了一个伦敦的书店主人，两人都不明白为什么会发生这种事，但故事就从威廉溅了安娜一身的柳橙汁开始。接下来发生的事是每个男人的梦想——威廉挽着全世界最有名的女人的手，走进了朋友的大门，威廉度过了一个美好的夜晚。当他们并肩走过诺丁山的花园，回到了饭店，却发现安娜的男朋友从美国飞了过来，威廉只好带着一颗破碎的心逃了出来。

威廉渡过了一段失意的日子，半年之后，安娜为了逃开裸照风波，又来到了伦敦找威廉，在一个礼拜里，安娜与威廉同住，两人再次陷入爱河。威廉能把握这次的机会赢得好莱坞巨星的芳心吗？两人要如何面对他们不同的身分，做出抉择？本片结局让全世界的新闻媒体都大吃一惊。

偶遇
一个平凡无奇的星期三，正在伦敦为新片做宣传的好莱坞大明星安娜·斯考特，闲逛中晃进了威廉的书店。尽管安娜戴着墨镜，但威廉还是认出了这位全 世界最红的明星。有些矜持的威廉没敢做出什么夸张的言行，荐书、买书、告 别，一切就这样平静地结束了。
� 威廉上街去买饮料，一不留神和人撞了个满怀，一大杯橙汁溅在了那人的浅色 T恤上，抬头一看，竟然是安娜·斯考特。在忙不迭的一连串道歉之后，愠怒 的安娜接受了威廉的建议，到他的公寓去梳洗换衣，毕竟满身的橙汁太不雅观了。
� 不一会儿，安娜换衣下楼，脸上重又回复了那份优雅、迷人的神情。威廉想利 用这难得的机会表示一下自己的歉疚，可手忙脚乱一番却毫无结果。安娜带走 了自己的东西，给威廉留下了深情一吻和一句忠告：这件事最好不要告诉别人 。
� 爱恋
� 威廉一成不变的生活起了涟漪，电影海报上的安娜、银幕上的安娜，每每让他 若有所思：她的确非常漂亮。一天，房客史派克告诉威廉，曾有个美国姑娘安 娜来电，让他去丽池饭店会面，可这已经是三天前的事了，史派克这糊涂虫忘 了及时转达留言。待威廉与安娜通上电话时，他听到的第一句话是：“你可真酷，过三天才回电。”
� 威廉想去饭店约安娜喝茶，可他挑的时间不对，正好挤在了一堆采访安娜的记 者里面，最后只得假冒成杂志记者，在安娜的经纪人面前问她一部自己没看过 的电影，但结果采访却很成功，因为他们避开了经纪人，说出了自己的心里话 ，安娜也答应当晚就推开应酬和他约会，可威廉早已答应妹妹当晚参加她的生日晚宴。
� 接下来发生的事是每个男人的梦想——威廉挽着全球最有名的女影星的手，踏进了好朋友麦斯的家门（今天由麦斯掌勺）。毫无疑问，威廉带来的女伴引起 了大家的惊羡，可众人的乐观、融洽也深深感染了安娜。在分最后一块朗姆蛋 糕时，麦斯提议由在座的曾有最失败经历的人享用。于是失恋、车祸、无法生 育、甚至威廉的外号叫“软脚虾”、前妻跟一个据说长得像哈里逊·福特的 人跑了这样的事都端了出来。谁都没想到片酬1500万美元的安娜也能参与 这场角逐，她坦言：19岁起就节食，可以说为了保持身体挨饿了十年；交过 一些不好的男友，有一个还打她，每次心碎都被报纸当成娱乐新闻炒作；下巴 、鼻子动过两次痛苦的整容手术；不久的将来，人老珠黄，不能演戏了，会变 成一个忧伤的中年妇女。“很精彩，但骗不了人。”麦斯的一句话引得众人哈 哈大笑。真是一个美好的夜晚。
� 晚餐之后，威廉和安娜并肩散步在静谧的街道上，流连在幽雅的中央公园，柔情蜜意在心里流淌，一切尽在不言中……
� 波澜
� 两人深夜回到饭店，却发现安娜的男朋友从美国飞了过来，就住在安娜的隔壁 ，威廉还被他当成饭店的服务员，吩咐干这干那。安娜有些茫然，威廉只好带 着一颗破碎的心逃了出来。
� 威廉扪心自问：“她是个不可能属于我的人，我却爱得痴迷，就像打开了潘朵 拉的盒子，麻烦不断。”� 威廉度过了一段失意的日子，朋友们先后为他介绍过几个女友，可他一点感觉 也找不到。
� 半年之后的一天，安娜不期而至。原来安娜早先未成名时干过的荒唐事被媒体挖 了出来，裸照风波轰动一时，她原本打算在伦敦逗留两天，可小报记者照样把 这里变成了安娜的地狱，无助的她想到了威廉。
� 威廉留安娜住了下来。两情相悦，原先的不快自然烟消云散。缱绻缠绵，两人再陷爱河。可一天清晨，当威廉循铃声开门时，上百名记者的相机闪光灯劈头 盖脸地将他淹没，只披着件睡衣的安娜也被摄入了镜头。
� 怒不可遏的安娜向同样不知情的威廉倾泻了她的怨气，威廉根本无法平息她的情绪，两人不欢而散。事后史派克向威廉坦承，也许是他在酒吧透露了风声。

这是地区的

诺丁山在英国伦敦西郊附近，有人说，很难想象充满古典气息的伦敦也有诺丁山这样异国风味浓厚的街区，这里每年夏天举办的狂欢节更是令各国游客蜂拥而至，像个文化大熔炉，在这里各色人种齐聚一堂，有富人也有穷人，不同背景、有着极大差异的两个人也能互相吸引，所以不难相信，在这里，每天都上演着不同的爱情故事，而最精彩的当属《诺丁山》。

诺丁山(Notting Hill)原本是伦敦内行人留连的地方，这几年成了到伦敦的旅行者必逛之处的，是因为电影《诺丁山》。电影一开始，导演就用最简练的镜头狂拍了一通诺丁山——波特贝露市场(Portebello Road Martet)有各种摊床，卖鲜花的、卖水果的、卖蔬菜的、卖小日用品的、卖古董的、卖中国瓷器的、卖廉价首饰的。街道两旁有好多小店，也以卖古董首饰旧书艺术品的为多，当然也有休格兰特在电影中演的威廉开的那种小店：蓝色的木头门楣，油漆被风吹雨打的有点发乌了，招牌是白字的“The Travel Book Co.”。威廉的买卖不太好，但运气能气死谁，他居然命犯桃花跟好莱坞大明星有了故事。

电影里，当安娜史考特和诺丁山小店主威廉同睡事件被狗仔队发现，朱莉亚离威廉而去后，威廉踽踽独行于波特贝露市场，这时能看见一个个水果摊上草莓又红又大，绿而又粗的芹菜像素色的花在菜床上盛开，雨滴打在诺丁山的石块街道上发出嗒嗒声。威廉喝咖啡的小店也不是什么高尚场所没有小资想要的情调，只有市井和邻里的随意平凡。诺丁山在电影诺丁山里就是这么诱人
莱斯特广场(Leicester Square)

这里是一般所谓西区的中心，西区是伦敦最着名的戏院区，聚集了将近40家戏院，广场内的卓别林像和莎士比亚喷泉即为最佳见证。第一次来到这里的时候是下午五点，五点的夕阳懒懒地照耀着，刚刚下班的人们放慢了脚步，次第路过这片没有大幕的舞台。贝克汉姆就是在这里第一次握紧了维多利亚的手，戴安娜王妃也曾戴着墨镜在这里的商铺流连，许多美国大片从这里走进了英国人的生活，日不落帝国多情的斜阳见证这一切。

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在这里如果你想买到便宜的戏票，可以来到莱斯特广场旁的半价票亭，这个票亭是伦敦戏院公会设立的，以半价出售当天西区戏院未售出的戏票，但数量有限，采取先到先得的方法，仅收现金，每张票另加两英镑的手续费。

诺丁山的罕见之处不在于爱情，而在于它虽身处伦敦，却有着异国风情。诺丁山狂欢节定在每年8月的最后一个周末，为期2天。头一天是儿童狂欢节，次日为成人狂欢节。论服装和面具，诺丁山狂欢节如同一场奇异华丽的化妆舞会；论音乐，钢鼓乐队、卡里普索歌曲、索加音乐则是诺丁山狂欢节的灵魂。钢鼓的强烈节奏令心跳立即合着节拍提速，卡里普索歌曲则每每根据最新时政和社会热点即兴改动歌词，惟余幽默讽刺的本色不变。每年至少吸引200万的群众参与活动。 英国诺丁山嘉年华会始于1964年，是以加勒比地区文化为特点，是伦敦多元文化的重要组成部分，也一直是欧洲最大规模的街头狂欢巡游。当千里达的移民抵达伦敦，当时的英国有色人种平日生活的压力还是很大，于是他们子就想到了以前在家乡的carnival，并且在1964年的夏天于Notting Hill这个一多种族多文化地区办起了carnival，结果引起轰动，并且造成广大回响，附近的居民在音乐响起的时候纷纷加入街上的队伍一起跳舞。

身在伦敦，如果你想要尝尝地中海风味的美味，那么寻找一间希腊餐厅，可能最能满足你的需要。Elysee希腊餐厅有悠久的历史和良好的口碑，位置就在伦敦西区的中心，是不可错过的选择。

Elysee就位在Tottenham Court Road的巷内。Tottenham Court Square都在附近。刷白的墙壁和澄蓝色的雨棚—Elysee的外观就仿佛是经典的希腊印象，但她吸引客人入内用餐的不只是餐厅的外观，也包含其悠久的历史和经典的厨艺。Elysee的主厨27岁便到Savoy饭店，吸引过的客人包括爱丁堡公爵等皇室；并且持续的成为伦敦上流看完戏剧后的用餐地点。

这里的菜色包括希腊及地中海风味的餐点，并且拥有一流的酒可以提供搭配。入坐后，餐厅会提供腌橄榄小萝卜(Radish)和辣椒作为开胃，并且会先让客人选择饮料。如果是两个人用餐，由于主餐份量不小，所以在汤和前菜间选择其一即可。可以试试Minestrone这种蔬菜汤，这是意大利的风味，并且可以搭配刚烤好的Pita面包，相当美味。

主菜的部分可以依个人的喜好选择不同的肉类，虽然菜名都是看不懂的希腊文，但是都有英文解说，不难理解。喜欢鸡肉的可以试试一款名为Maryland的调理，鸡胸肉包裹面包粉炸得金黄相脆，配有希腊式的米饭。如果喜欢Kebab的人，Elysee的调理也不错。两人用餐以一份汤和一道主菜，饮料使用沛绿雅矿泉水的话，大约在14到15磅之间。Elysee的服务相当细微，服务生会随时注意客人用餐的需要，并且相当自豪有绝对会让客人满意的服务。即便送上来的食物客人不满意或是点错了，餐厅也会马上重做。餐厅在晚间9点半后会有传统风味或是演唱舞蹈来娱乐用餐顾客，并且这里一直营业到凌晨三点。在夏季的时候，也可以选择到阳台上用餐，享受舒服的自然风和观看美丽的伦敦夜景。

英国有众多的节假日与年度活动，其中诺丁山狂欢节 Nothing Hill Carnival (欧洲最大规模的狂欢节)在8-9月份举行
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❻ 英国诺丁山大学怎么样

题目应指英国诺丁汉大学。

宁波诺丁汉大学创建于2004年，也是中国第一所经教育部批准，具独立法人资格的世界一流水准中外合作大学。大学由前英国诺丁汉大学校长、中国科学院院士杨福家教授担任校长，陆明彦教授(Chris Rudd)担任执行校长。宁波诺丁汉大学将英国诺丁汉大学的优势学科与中国社会经济发展实际需求相结合，引进一系列具有国际一流水准的学位课程，实行与英国诺丁汉大学完全一致的教学评估体系，全英文授课，学生毕业后获得英国诺丁汉大学学位。

师生可以乘坐公共交通工具方便快捷地抵达宁波市中心，从校园到核心商业区天一广场，全程仅需45分钟。作为一座兴旺的港口和商业城市，宁波毗邻上海，高铁单程仅需两小时左右。

❼ 诺丁山的英文是什么是不是有一部有名的电影

Notting hill
《诺丁山》

环球影业公司(Universal, USA)1999年出品

主 演：茱利娅-罗伯茨(Julia Roberts)
休-格兰特(Hugh Grant)

导 演：罗杰-米歇尔(Roger Michell)

类 型：言情片

安娜斯各特(茱利娅罗伯茨)是世界着名的电影明星，她的照片刊登在每一期的杂志上，她的每一部电影都轰动全国。

威廉萨克(休格朗特)是一个旅行书店的老板，他的生意并不好，和妻子的关系也很糟糕。离婚后几乎没有了爱情生活……

❽ 我为什么喜欢诺丁山英文影评

Notting Hill proves one thing -- jokes lie in the oddest places. This film is an excellent vehicle for Julia Roberts to put her own life as an actress under the microscope. While Roberts' "Anna Scott" character isn't an autobiographical figure, the Scott character allows for some biting satire at the life of Roberts herself. Need I mention some excellent one liners in the film like the sister of Hugh Grant... "I feel like we are sisters", an excellent throw-back to "My Best Friend's Wedding"... or my favourite, a discussion about nude body doubles just before a nude Julia Roberts (or a Julia Roberts body double) crosses the screen.

Apart from the small bit of satire, Grant's character plays on the emotions of every guy who has ever unexplainably fell in to, threw orange juice-on, lost out on, and fell back in to love. Roberts character can only help us understand how such a relationship as the one her and Grant share in the movie, could be "Surreal, but nice."
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❾ 诺丁山《SHE》的英语歌词

she may be the face I can't forget 她，也许是一张我无法忘记的容颜
a trace of pleasure I regret是一屡我所为之叹息的惬意
may be my treasure or the price I have to pay 也许是我的瑰宝或者必定的付出
she may be the song that Summer sings 她，也许是夏日的绵绵短歌
may be the chill that autumn brings 也许是秋日的瑟瑟山风
my be a hundred different things 也许是百般变化的生活
within the measure of the day. 融入了平日
she may be the beauty or the beast她，也许是美女也许是野兽
may be the famine or the feast 也许是贫瘠也许是富足
may turn each day into heaven or a hell 也许会把每天变作天堂或地狱
she may be the mirror of my dream 她，也许是我梦幻的一扇明镜
a smile reflected in a stream 也许是朦胧中透出的莞尔一笑
she may not be what she may seem 她，也可能名不副实
inside her shell 栖息在自己的贝壳里
she who always seems so happy 'n proud 她，总是在人群中那么快乐
who's eyes can be so private and so proud她的眼神显得如此自豪和笃定
no one's allowed to see them when they cry但是当她们哭泣时又谁也不会看见
she may be the love that can and hope to last她，也许是一份我可以坚持至终的爱情
may come to me from shadows of the past可能从往事留影中涌上心头
that I remember till the day I die 直到我离世也无法忘怀
she may be the reason I survive 她，也许是我生命的理由
the why and wherefor I'm alive 是我生存的原因和方向
the one I'll care for through the rough and rainy years 是我要精心呵护走过风雨的伴侣
me I'll take her laughter and her tears 我要珍藏她的欢笑和泪水
and make them all my souvenirs当作我永生的纪念
for where she goes I got to be 不管她身在何方
the meaning of my life is 我生命的意义永远是
she 她

❿ 电影《诺丁山》介绍

诺丁山（Notting Hill）是英国伦敦西区地名，靠近海德公园西北角，这是一个世界各地居民混居区域，以一年一度的嘉年华会着称。另外《诺丁山》（英语：Notting Hill）是一部1999年的英国电影，由罗杰·米契（en:Roger Michell）执导，茱莉亚·罗伯茨及休·格兰特主演，其他演员包括亚历克·鲍德温（en:Alec Baldwin）等。首映在1999年7月。