disaster area

音標發(fā)音

Governor Peter Shumlin declared the state a federal disaster area as hundreds were told to leave their homes.
彼得選林州長公開宣佈該州聯(lián)邦災難區(qū)，數(shù)以百計的人被告知離開自己的家。
In the spring of 1979, we had a string of tornadoes, which required me to ask President Carter to officially declare Arkansas a disaster area, making us eligible for federal funds.
1979年春天，我們遭遇了一連串的龍卷風襲擊，我不得不請求卡特縂統(tǒng)正式將阿肯色州宣佈爲災區(qū)，這樣我們州就有資格得到聯(lián)邦基金的援助。
Relief workers could fly through a model of a disaster area to look for survivors and guide rescue helicopters.
救災工作人員們可以頫瞰災區(qū)的三維模型以尋找生還者或指揮救難直陞機。

Indonesia's Vice President Yusuf Kalla and welfare minister Aburizal Bakrie visited the disaster area.
But the head of the rescue services blamed shoddy building for the disaster, saying too many houses had been built too close to rivers and the seafront in an area hit by landslides two years ago.

He had joined seven others in signing an open letter to residents of the disaster area.
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A disaster area is a part of a country or the world which has been very seriously affected by a disaster such as an earthquake or a flood.
If you describe a place, person, or situation as a disaster area, you mean that they are in a state of great disorder or failure.

災區(qū)
The destructive force of the earthquake is amazing with tragic consequences. It is very difficult to restore the normal life and production of the disaster area.
地震災害的破壞力驚人,後果慘烈,而要恢複災區(qū)的正常生活與生産活動,絕非易事。
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