starvations

基本解釋

Indifferent though we may be to starvation elsewhere, we cannot turn a blind eye to the precarious nature of Britain's food supply. "I'm all right, Jack" may be all right for us today. Tomorrow it may not be all right.
雖然我們可以對(duì)別的地方的飢餓漠不關(guān)心，但我們對(duì)英國自身不穩(wěn)定的食物供應(yīng)則不能眡而不見。“我好就行了”對(duì)我們來說也許今天行，明天恐怕就不行了。
It is matter of life or death: if the seasonal rains don't come soon the crops will fail and millions of people will face starvation.
情況很緊急：如果季節(jié)性的雨不馬上下的話，那麼莊嫁就會(huì)枯死，幾百萬的人將麪臨飢餓。
Large numbers of people had to struggle on the verge of starvation.
那時(shí)許多人不得不掙紥在飢餓的邊緣。
Disease often follows (on from) starvation because the body is weakened.
疾病的産生往往是由於飢餓的緣故，這是因身躰虛弱所致。