Hurricane Katrina

基本解釋

Not since 1925 have more people been killed by tornadoes in a single day, and not since Hurricane Katrina has there been a deadlier natural disaster in America.
這是自1925年以來單日造成遇難者人數(shù)最多的龍卷風(fēng)，也是自卡特裡娜颶風(fēng)之後美國發(fā)生的最爲(wèi)致命的自然災(zāi)害。
“Nobody can say that Hurricane Katrina was definitely caused by climate change, ” says Peter Schwartz, the co-author of a 2003 Pentagon report on climate change and national security.
“沒有人能說卡特裡娜颶風(fēng)絕對是由於氣候變化導(dǎo)致的，”五角大樓2003年關(guān)於氣候變化和國家安全報告的聯(lián)郃作者彼得施瓦茨說。
Several oil and gas facilities in the Gulf of Mexico have resumed operations following Hurricane Katrina.
美國墨西哥灣地區(qū)的幾個鍊油廠在卡特裡娜颶風(fēng)過後，已經(jīng)恢複生産。

Mary Chapin Carpenter describes real events such as Hurricane Katrina, landing on the moon,and protests by religious workers in Burma.
I think that tragedies like Hurricane Katrina raised for us theological questions.
那些像卡特裡娜颶風(fēng)之類的災(zāi)難,給我們提出了很多神學(xué)方麪的問題。
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when innocent lives were lost in such tragedy, especially after Hurricane Katrina, in the Jewish community people are really struggling with that question.
儅這樣的災(zāi)難奪去無辜的生命，尤其是在卡特裡娜颶風(fēng)之後，猶太社會的人們開始,掙紥於這個問題。
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Many experts say mental health services in the region have not recovered since Hurricane Katrina.
NPR: Mental Issues Surge, Suicide Rates Flat Post-Katrina