dust bowl

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The "dust bowl" covered one hundred countries.
這一“灰盆”地區(qū)延伸達(dá)100個縣。
One of the most destructive droughts in recent memory is the 1930s American Dust Bowl,which lasted only six years.
人們記憶中最近的一次最具破壞性的旱災(zāi)發(fā)生在二十世紀(jì)三十年代美國的“塵暴區(qū)”，它僅持續(xù)了六年。
One of the most destructive droughts in recent memory is the 1930s American Dust Bowl, which lasted only six years.
人們記憶中最近的一次最具破壞性的旱災(zāi)發(fā)生在二十世紀(jì)三十年代美國的“于旱塵暴區(qū)”，它僅持續(xù)了六年。
He worked his way from Dust Bowl Oklahoma to California, met and married my mother when he was 18 and then was called up to war.
他沿路做工掙錢，從俄克拉荷馬州的達(dá)斯特 - 鮑爾來到加利福尼亞。十八歲上他與我母親相遇并與她結(jié)婚，之后便應(yīng)征去打仗。
Thus began the shift from agriculture to industry, and the urbanization of a state many easterners could think of only as a dust bowl.
接下來就由農(nóng)業(yè)向工業(yè)開始過度了。許多東方之州的人們可能認(rèn)為該州的城市化發(fā)展的易如反掌。

an area of land where the ground is very dry and where the air is often full of dust

A dust bowl is an area of land, especially in the southern or central United States, that is dry and arid because the soil has been eroded by the wind.