One day, the crow got a piece of meat and was seen by the fox. The fox was eager to get the meat from the crow's mouth。
Because the crow was holding meat in its mouth on the branch, the fox could not get it under the tree。
壹天，烏鴉得到了壹塊肉，被狐貍看到了。狐貍很想從烏鴉嘴裏得到那塊肉。由於烏鴉在樹枝上嘴裏叼著肉，狐貍沒有辦法在樹下得到。
He turned his eyes. "How are you, dear crow?" No answer. "Dear crow, how is your child?" The crow looked at the fox, but did not answer。
它眼珠壹轉：“親愛的烏鴉，您好嗎？”沒有回答。“親愛的烏鴉，您的孩子好嗎？”烏鴉看了狐貍壹眼，還是沒有回答。
The fox wagged his tail. "Your feathers are beautiful. They are more beautiful than other birds. They have a good voice. Can you sing me a song?"?
The crow was very proud of it and began to sing. But as soon as he opened his mouth, the meat fell off and the fox ran away with it。
狐貍搖搖尾巴，“您的羽毛真漂亮，比其它鳥都漂亮，嗓子真好，可以給我唱首歌嗎？”烏鴉聽了非常得意，就唱了起來。可是剛壹張嘴，肉就掉了，狐貍叼著肉便壹溜煙地跑了。
擴展資料：
《狐貍和烏鴉》這則寓言故事的寓意是：遇到別人無事獻殷勤的時候，要保持清醒，不要盲目的去相信別人，不然吃虧的是自己。
《狐貍和烏鴉》是古希臘著名寓言家，世界四大寓言家之首的伊索所著《伊索寓言》裏的壹篇寓言故事。
《伊索寓言》是全世界第壹本寓言故事集，在戲謔、搞笑的動物世界背後隱藏著作者對人類社會準確、犀利的深入洞察，可謂是現實社會的微觀縮影。
從中既可以看到人性中卑鄙淺陋的壹面，也能感受到美德的重要性，更教會我們如何“圓潤”但卻又“智慧”地與這個復雜世界彼此溫柔相待。
因此它不僅僅適合兒童閱讀，也適合成人時時用來警醒自己與身邊世界的關系和認知。作為西方文明源頭的文化產物。
它以《龜兔賽跑》、《狐貍和烏鴉》、《狼來了》、《青蛙與公牛》、《烏鴉喝水》等壹系列植入人類記憶的動物形象在西方文化及敘述傳統中留下深深痕跡。
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