第一篇：工作狂老爸作文

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第一印象——煙鬼、酒鬼。第二印象——多情。第三印象——笑的樣子傻乎乎。這是我在老爸同學(xué)錄上看到的話，簡直就是對我老爸的評價(jià)入木三分??！老爸每次騙我笑的樣子就是這樣，不過我認(rèn)為38歲的老爸也是很可愛的。

老爸瓜子形的臉蛋顯得特別英俊。一頭蓬松的黑發(fā)在微風(fēng)的吹拂下，總是那么瀟灑。神氣的小眼睛再配上老爸那紅紅的嘴唇，就像一種咱們中國的國寶——熊貓。噓，可別告訴我老爸哦！

我本以為老爸的工作很輕松，看，他早晨準(zhǔn)時(shí)送我上學(xué)，晚上耐心地在校門口接我放學(xué)?，F(xiàn)在我才知道因?yàn)槔习值墓ぷ骱芴厥猓莻€(gè)設(shè)計(jì)師，工作時(shí)間是比較自由，可他工作起來卻常常沒日沒夜，有時(shí)候甚至連覺都不睡。有一次，我晚上迷迷糊糊地醒來，看見老爸書房的燈還亮著。我揉著眼睛問：老爸，你怎么還沒睡??？快睡吧！當(dāng)心變熊貓眼?。±习中χ笱芪遥厚R上，馬上！可等我早上醒來，卻發(fā)現(xiàn)老爸趴在書桌上睡著了。我心疼地問老爸；爸，你累不累？老爸卻對我笑著說；不累。老爸可是超人哦！課老爸的眼睛里寫滿了疲憊，分明就是很累的樣子啊！可累成這樣的老爸，一轉(zhuǎn)身就又故作輕松地送我去上學(xué)了。

老爸，你是我的榜樣，還有那不管何時(shí)何地都燦爛的笑容也是我最喜愛的！

世界上什么樣的爸爸都有，可我卻偏偏攤上了個(gè)“工作狂”爸爸。

我爸爸長著一雙小眼睛，一副高度近視鏡架在他的鼻子上。他留著長長的留海，一看就是工作太忙，沒時(shí)間剪。

老爸真是個(gè)工作狂！周一至周五，他每天晚上七八點(diǎn)才回來，而到了周末他更是不依不饒，自己給自己加起了班！

有一次，我要去上英語課，正好老爸在家，我就問：“爸，可否送我一程？”爸爸答應(yīng)了，可他又提出了條件：“咱們必須在七點(diǎn)半出發(fā)，否則我就遲到了！”“唉！”我不太情愿，只要學(xué)校開門就行，別讓我吃了“閉門羹”！轉(zhuǎn)眼七點(diǎn)半到了，可由于我磨磨蹭蹭直到7點(diǎn)40才出發(fā)。一路上爸爸真如同火燒眉毛，熱鍋上的螞蟻。一腳油開到了學(xué)校，不等我跟他說再見，他就開著車一溜煙跑了！可我仔細(xì)往學(xué)校一看，呀！一個(gè)人也沒有，推了推門，門也是鎖的，這回真吃了“閉門羹”！上完課回了家，一報(bào)告，媽媽在電話里就把爸爸訓(xùn)了一頓，可爸爸還說：“別說了，正開會呢！”

我就有這么個(gè)工作狂爸爸，這可怎么辦呢？

在我的記憶之中，我的老爸不是在工作，就是在去工作的路上。

我老爸周末基本沒有假期的，因?yàn)楝F(xiàn)在新冠狀病毒的肆虐讓爸爸有了幾天的假期?？墒抢习置刻熘灰怀鲩T走步頭就會很痛，在家里只要聽見公司里有什么事情就會立刻趕過去，精神變得十分抖擻，心情也會變得豁然開朗，好像滿血復(fù)活了似的，連他自己也說：”我就是工作的命，不工作渾身就難受?！?/p>

媽媽總說，現(xiàn)在我們?nèi)ネ饷婀渖虉?，都不想跟老爸去，原因是到那里后媽媽會想買什么東西，而我會想吃什么和玩什么，只有我爸會一直接打電話，操心工作的事。本來是一件很高興的事，但是卻讓老爸給掃了興致，還不如不讓他去。

有一次老爸因?yàn)楣ぷ魃系氖聝嚎偸侵鄙匣鸱噶酥卸椎睦厦。車?yán)重需要手術(shù)，當(dāng)時(shí)我才三年級，手術(shù)完了之后老爸滿頭虛汗，頭上裹著一層繃帶，神情看起來十分疲倦。因?yàn)槭侵卸?，所以耳朵十分脆弱，也就接不了電話了，醫(yī)生說：“他現(xiàn)在很虛弱，不要讓他著急要靜養(yǎng)?！?/p>

可是那時(shí)是他單位工程最關(guān)鍵的時(shí)候，既要搶工程進(jìn)度，又要保證質(zhì)量，還要保持不出安全問題，老爸還是很擔(dān)心所以不讓媽媽關(guān)掉手機(jī)，而醫(yī)生又不讓他接電話，想來想去就只能讓媽媽接電話來幫他轉(zhuǎn)達(dá)，當(dāng)時(shí)媽媽成了老爸的“揚(yáng)聲器”。這樣既能保證老爸好好休養(yǎng)，還能不耽誤公司的事兒。

這就是我的老爸，他不僅是工作狂，還很可愛也很可敬。

“叮呤叮呤，叮呤叮呤”，爸爸的電話又響了。只要爸爸從公司回到家，電話聲音就會不絕于耳。他不是打電話，就是對著電腦畫圖紙，整天忙個(gè)不停，真是一個(gè)十足的工作狂！

我的爸爸臉圓圓的，高高的鼻梁上架著一副黑框眼鏡，看上去很有學(xué)問的樣子。他每天都很忙，一年365天，感覺有360天都在工作，周末幾乎沒有休息過，更別說帶我出去玩了。每次看到別的小朋友都是爸爸媽媽陪著一起去玩，我就羨慕得不得了。

終于等到有一個(gè)周末，爸爸對我說：“琳琳，我明天有空，要不我們一塊去杭州的河坊街逛逛吧！”我聽了，高興得手舞足蹈，感覺樂得都快要飛上天了。耶，爸爸終于可以帶我出去玩了！第二天，我一大早就醒了，我從床上蹦了起來，迅速穿好衣服，沖進(jìn)爸爸媽媽的房間里，把他們兩個(gè)都推醒了。洗漱完畢，并吃好早飯后，我一邊哼著兒歌，一邊穿鞋子，穿好鞋子后，我正準(zhǔn)備開門，突然，老爸的電話又“叮呤叮呤”地響了，我緊張地盯著爸爸，靜靜地聽著他跟電話里那個(gè)人的對話：“嗯，好的，今天我一定給您弄好……”電話終于打好了，爸爸對我說：“琳琳，今天，我恐怕不能帶你去玩了?！薄盀槭裁?？”我急切地問著，“你昨天不是跟我說好的嗎！”“剛才我接了個(gè)電話，對嗎？電話里的叔叔是一位新客戶，我得給他設(shè)計(jì)一個(gè)方案，下次有空再帶你去，好嗎？”我聽了，撇著嘴巴感覺自己像一只泄了氣的皮球，嘟嚷了一聲：“好吧。”話音剛落，爸爸便跑進(jìn)了書房，工作去了。那天爸爸一整天都坐在電腦前一會兒敲著鍵盤，一會兒動著鼠標(biāo)。直到我都睡覺了，他還在忙碌著，看來今天他又得熬夜了。

這就是我的`工作狂老爸，你們說他狂不狂？

他梳著小平頭，有一雙炯炯有神的眼睛，愛穿長風(fēng)衣，牛仔褲。雖說是個(gè)醫(yī)生，但臉上從來沒有嚴(yán)肅，只有笑臉。他那勤勞的手，總是給我?guī)硇腋：蜏嘏?。他，就是我的老爸?/p>

早晨，媽媽叫我喊醒爸爸來吃飯。我剛把他硬拉起來，一松手，他又沉沉地倒了下去?！岸ｂ忊彙！卑职忠匝咐撞患把诙畡菖艿诫娫挋C(jī)旁?！拔?。什么！材料出了問題！”爸爸瞪大了眼睛，“嗯，好，好，我馬上來！”掛了電話，爸爸連飯也沒吃就去工作了。

中午，爸爸回來了。媽媽在廚房里奏響了鍋碗瓢盆交響曲?！跋壬鷤?，女士們，吃飯了?！眿寢尨蠛?。誰知爸爸一回來就在電腦面前修改文件。我進(jìn)去提醒他，他還嫌我煩。最后，我和媽媽只好各顧各地吃起了飯。

爸爸就連下班回家休息也惦記著工作。一天傍晚，爸爸回家稍微早了一些，剛一進(jìn)門就要吃飯?？蓩寢屵€沒煮飯，爸爸便吃起了我的零食。爸爸抿了抿嘴，笑道：“回家真好，想吃啥就吃啥?！毕氡?，爸爸一定餓了一天。大約5分鐘，爸爸又從文件夾里拿出幾張單子，又拿出一張紙，嘰里咕嚕地計(jì)算什么。

這就是我的爸爸，一位普通而又繁忙的中年男子。“叮叮叮叮”哎，爸爸的手機(jī)又響了。

我從小就很黏爸爸，每天和爸爸形影不離的，像他的小尾巴似的，我的爸爸是個(gè)名副其實(shí)的“工作狂”。

我的爸爸長得很高，有一身肌肉，十分強(qiáng)壯。我的爸爸可謂“無所不能”。家里的電器，汽車等壞了，經(jīng)他一擺弄就都好了，我的爸爸做飯呢，也叫一個(gè)香，吃的我們滿嘴流油，我經(jīng)常說，爸爸不當(dāng)廚師都可惜了。

我爸爸開了家具店，經(jīng)營了九年，九年練就了爸爸的金剛臂，一年四季，沒有一個(gè)季節(jié)，他是“消?！边^，一車又一車的貨物從家門口駛過。

記得有一次爸爸在搬貨時(shí)把一個(gè)指甲壓傷了，后來那個(gè)指甲慢慢脫落了，我看著都疼，可爸爸卻不以為然，依然拼命的工作。夏天到了，外邊兒穿上了短袖和短褲，露出了黝黑的皮膚，有深淺不一的傷痕，新的疊舊的，也起了痂皮，流出了鮮紅的血。

與此同時(shí)，爸爸和媽媽還在老家種著幾十畝地，這莊稼一年四季都照都得照料，春天耕種，夏天施肥，澆水，秋天豐收，冬天儲藏，還得照料家具店的生意。

這就是我的爸爸一年四季都“閑不住”的“工作狂”。

我的老爸呀，是個(gè)工作狂。為什么這樣說呢？請看實(shí)例：

“爸，吃飯了！”我以經(jīng)這樣叫了N遍了?！芭?，知道了，我馬上就來！”坐在電腦前的老爸也這樣回答了N遍了，可是每次都不見他的人影。咦！老爸在忙什么呀？我繞到電腦一看：原來老爸在打一份稿件。我仔細(xì)一看，這稿件有語文書那么厚呢！這要打到什么時(shí)候??！哎，算了，他不吃我吃！當(dāng)我吃飽喝足的時(shí)候，老爸才來吃飯。他一見飯桌上的殘局，生氣地說：“你們吃飯?jiān)趺床唤形已?！”我暈：“也不知道是誰總說‘馬上就來’，卻每次不見人影?！笨衫习謪s不慌不忙地說：“我這是為了工作嘛！”

第二天，我來到電腦桌前一看：啊，老爸昨夜修改的稿件以經(jīng)打印出來了。這時(shí)，老爸突然走到我身后，說：“怎么樣啊，你老爸我打字快吧！”

怎么樣，我老爸夠“狂”的吧！

第一印象是煙鬼和酒鬼。第二印象-深情。第三印象-笑是愚蠢的。如果我在我父親的記錄上看到的，那只是我父親的評價(jià)。每次爸爸對我撒謊，他都會笑，但我覺得他38歲的爸爸很可愛。爸爸瓜子的臉看起來很英俊。毛茸茸的黑發(fā)在微風(fēng)中總是那么別致。憤怒的小眼睛和爸爸的紅嘴唇就像我們國寶熊貓。噓，別告訴我爸爸。我以為爸爸的工作很容易。他早上準(zhǔn)時(shí)帶我上學(xué)，晚上耐心地在學(xué)校門口接我?，F(xiàn)在我知道，因?yàn)榘职值墓ぷ骱芴貏e，設(shè)計(jì)師更自由，但他經(jīng)常日夜工作，有時(shí)甚至睡不著覺。

有一次，我晚上醒來，看到爸爸學(xué)習(xí)的燈還亮著。我擦了擦眼睛，問：“爸爸，你為什么還沒睡呢？”快點(diǎn)睡覺。小心成為熊貓的眼睛。爸爸微笑著敷衍了事。我馬上就走。但是當(dāng)我早上醒來的時(shí)候，我發(fā)現(xiàn)爸爸躺在桌子上睡著了。我痛苦地問爸爸，爸爸，你是否累了。爸爸微笑著對我說，不要累。爸爸是超人。爸爸的眼睛里滿是疲勞。他看起來很累。但是當(dāng)我累了，爸爸轉(zhuǎn)過身來，假裝很容易把我送到學(xué)校去。爸爸，你是我的榜樣，無論何時(shí)何地，燦爛的微笑都是我最喜歡的。

爸爸是做不銹鋼的，在我們小鎮(zhèn)名氣十分火。在這，誰不認(rèn)識他？

爸爸有一身好手藝，什么扶手、門窗，沒有爸爸不會做的。更重要的是，爸爸每次都專心致志地工作，絕不一心二用。

一次，爸爸因?yàn)樯夂?，接了十幾個(gè)客戶家的活。我原本以為爸爸會因?yàn)楣ぷ鞫?，而不能踏踏?shí)實(shí)、安安心心工作。如果是這樣，那就太對不起大家的信任了。結(jié)果，我大錯(cuò)特錯(cuò)。爸爸一手拿鐵絲，一手拿電焊，全神貫注工作，全然沒有偷工減料的想法。

只見爸爸一會兒踮起腳埋頭工作，一會兒半蹲，目不轉(zhuǎn)睛地看著兩根鋼材交叉的地方。爸爸的動作千姿百態(tài)，一秒一個(gè)樣兒，唯一不變的是爸爸那專注的眼神。爸爸一絲不茍，毫不造假的精神讓我心生敬佩。

我們小鎮(zhèn)里，雖然有十幾家不銹鋼店，但就屬我爸爸的生意最好。為什么呢？就因?yàn)槲业陌职秩司壓?。鄰居借個(gè)扳手、梯子的，爸爸只會不假思索地回答三個(gè)字——沒問題。有時(shí)急用，鄰居來拿個(gè)小零件，爸爸也不會要錢。

爸爸非常忙，工作把時(shí)間排得滿滿的。早晨公雞還沒叫，太陽還在睡覺，爸爸就起來找工具，開始認(rèn)真工作；毒狠的太陽直射土地時(shí)，爸爸不睡午覺，裝車去客戶家裝護(hù)窗；大地黑得伸手不見五指，本該躺在床上呼呼大睡的爸爸接到客戶的電話，就十萬火急地趕去，爭分奪秒地修門。瞧！對爸爸而言，客戶就是上帝！

爸爸人緣好，做事講誠信，口碑好，因此也忙得不可開交。但是，爸爸從來不曾延誤過客戶家的活。

他獲得了無數(shù)大拇指。

第二篇：工作狂老爸_寫人作文

工作狂老爸_寫人作文

工作狂老爸 第一印象——煙鬼、酒鬼。第二印象——多情。第三印象——笑的樣子傻乎乎。這是我在老爸同學(xué)錄上看到的話，簡直就是對我老爸的評價(jià)入木三分??！老爸每次騙我笑的樣子就是這樣，不過我認(rèn)為38歲的老爸也是很可愛的。老爸瓜子形的臉蛋顯得特別英俊。一頭蓬松的黑發(fā)在微風(fēng)的吹拂下，總是那么瀟灑。神氣的小眼睛再配上老爸那紅紅的嘴唇，就像一種咱們中國的國寶——熊貓。噓，可別告訴我老爸哦！我本以為老爸的工作很輕松，看，他早晨準(zhǔn)時(shí)送我上學(xué)，晚上耐心地在校門口接我放學(xué)?，F(xiàn)在我才知道因?yàn)槔习值墓ぷ骱芴厥猓莻€(gè)設(shè)計(jì)師，工作時(shí)間是比較自由，可他工作起來卻常常沒日沒夜，有時(shí)候甚至連覺都不睡。有一次，我晚上迷迷糊糊地醒來，看見老爸書房的燈還亮著。我揉著眼睛問：老爸，你怎么還沒睡啊？快睡吧！當(dāng)心變熊貓眼??！老爸笑著敷衍我：馬上，馬上！可等我早上醒來，卻發(fā)現(xiàn)老爸趴在書桌上睡著了。我心疼地問老爸；爸，你累不累？老爸卻對我笑著說；不累。老爸可是超人哦！課老爸的眼睛里寫滿了疲憊，分明就是很累的樣子?。】衫鄢蛇@樣的老爸，一轉(zhuǎn)身就又故作輕松地送我去上學(xué)了。老爸，你是我的榜樣，還有那不管何時(shí)何地都燦爛的笑容也是我最喜愛的！

第三篇：工作狂 英語演講稿

Life can be beautiful like summer flowers, however, nowadays, a majority of people's life is full of work.Look at this word “workaholic”.Consists of “work” and “aholic”, it comes from alcoholic.A “workaholic” in the negative sense is populary characterized by a neglect of family and other social relations.Are you constantly staying late and coming in early? Are you working all the time? Do you talk about nothing else beyond work and pay no attention to your family and friends? If your answer is “yes”, you may be a workaholic like these people.Once you've solidified your reputation as the office workaholic, your workaholic ways are likely alienating once-valued associates, above and beyond the obvious grumbling of “you've making the rest of us look bad".Your colleagues may dread cooperating on a project with you.What's more, a heavy load of work will do harm to your healthy, Can you work in your whole life? Do you think about your families' feelings? After all, your family will be in your life a lot longer than most jobs you'll hold.Do you work to live or live to work? Someone may complain that there is too much work to have available time and they were put too much

pressure on, but look at this, a successful man reminds professional people : Your ability to say no to certain things give you the freedom to say yes to others.Work-life balance is a choice.And it is all depends on your attitude.Your life is in your hand, and as we all know, there are also many exciting things outside of work.For example, we can doing some exercise like playing tennis or basketball with friends, we can go out to buy some beautiful clothes or delicious food, we can also go to a movie to relax ourselves or even have a very good sleep like “Lan yang yang” does every day.Just like a sentence in the famous song written by Jason Mraz “Life is wonderful and life is meaningful.” Life without working can be insignificance, but life full of work is terrible, too.We hope we can keep the work-life balance and enjoy both work and life.

第四篇：工作狂 英語演講稿

Life can be beautiful like summer flowers, however, nowadays, a majority of people's life is full of work.Look at this word “workaholic”.Consists of “work” and “aholic”, it comes from alcoholic.A “workaholic” in the negative sense is populary characterized by a neglect of family and other social relations.Are you constantly staying late and coming in early? Are you working all the time? Do you talk about nothing else beyond work and pay no attention to your family and friends? If your answer is “yes”, you may be a workaholic like these people.Once you've solidified your reputation as the office workaholic, your workaholic ways are likely alienating once-valued associates, above and beyond the obvious grumbling of “you've making the rest of us look bad".Your colleagues may dread cooperating on a project with you.What's more, a heavy load of work will do harm to your healthy, Can you work in your whole life? Do you think about your families' feelings? After all, your family will be in your life a lot longer than most jobs you'll hold.Do you work to live or live to work? Someone may complain that there is too much work to have available time and they were put too much pressure on, but look at this, a successful man reminds professional people : Your ability to say no to certain things give you the freedom to say yes to others.Work-life balance is a choice.And it is all depends on your attitude.Your life is in your hand, and as we all know, there are also many exciting things outside of work.For example, we can doing some exercise like playing tennis or basketball with friends, we can go out to buy some beautiful clothes or delicious food, we can also go to a movie to relax ourselves or even have a very good sleep like “Lan yang yang” does every day.Just like a sentence in the famous song written by Jason Mraz “Life is wonderful and life is meaningful.” Life without working can be insignificance, but life full of work is terrible, too.We hope we can keep the work-life balance and enjoy both work and life.

第五篇：【工作狂英語演講稿】WhateverHappenedtothePeopleWhoWork

【工作狂英語演講稿】Whatever Happened to the People Who Work

VectorJ

[Greetings.]

Today, the topic I wanna discuss is about workaholics.There is a story on my textbook, unit 2, The Company Man, which starts like this:

He worked himself to death, finally and precisely, at 3 am.Sunday morning.When I first read this story, indeed, it scared me.But what scared me most, just a few seconds later, was that I realized that, once upon a time, I, myself, used to be a workaholic.And if I kept walking down that path, maybe one day, I’d end up like that company man who died alone at a time when most people usually do not die.So, I began to wonder, why did I do what I did?

Or, why do people become workaholics?

Even, why do we choose to work?

After my painful deliberation,（I mean, thinking is always suffering,）here I wanna share two different answers with you.Answer No.1 was concluded by myself.We work because of our deficiency of meaning and purpose.We human-beings have been suffering from two different kinds of dilemmas, which have threatened our existence for centuries.Firstly, death.This is the physical end for all of us.We don’t know if there would be anything that comes after death.Therefore, so far, when someone has died, we say he has been completely removed, or erased, from this world and this reality.Secondly, the possible meaninglessness of life itself.This may be the kind of truth we are not happy to confront, but we have to admit that there could be a great chance that a man’s life is created by accident and, also, full of uncertainty.This is why we have the Nihilism theory.Think about what the Romanian philosopher Emil once said, “I’m simply an accident.Why take any of this seriously?”

Faced with these two insurmountable problems, firstly death, secondly the possible meaninglessness of life itself, the sense of self-realization brought by hard working could be the only solution towards a truly happy and meaningful life.Next, answer No.2.Workaholic is actually a global phenomenon because we all are surrounded by snobs.This was derived from an English author named Alain de Botton, from one of his speeches on TED.From his opinion, in this society, we have nothing in the center that is non-human.We are the first society where we don’t worship anything other than ourselves.It is all about human.No more gods.Our heroes are human heroes.Why not? Hey, think about this.We even started sending people into the space.So under this atmosphere, a huge number of people have become snobs.And what is a snob?

A snob is anybody who takes a small part of you and uses that to come to a complete vision of who you are.And the dominant snobbery nowadays is job snobbery.For example, just as Botton said in his speech, the first question you tend to ask when you meet somebody at a party is “what do you do”.In this case, our work, our jobs are so closely related to our self image, even our social status.We so desperately care about our image and the way others treat us, which compels us to work harder and harder.This was supposed to be the end of my speech.However, I wanna leave this more encouraging, less depressing.So I began to think what if I could say something to other workaholics, or myself in the past.It was a piece of advice from Neil Gaiman, one of my favorite freelancers, from his speech at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.He said, “I learned to write by writing.I tended to do anything as long as it felt like an adventure, and to stop when it felt like work, which meant that life did not feel like work.”

[The end.]