a terrible disaster

基本解釋

The flood was a terrible disaster; hundreds of people died.
那次洪水是一場可怕的災(zāi)難，有數(shù)以百計的人喪生。
Yes, I read it. It's a terrible disaster so many people got killed. Do you think newspapers should print storys like that?
是的，我讀過了。是個很糟的災(zāi)難很多人死了。你認爲報紙應(yīng)該刊登這些事嗎？
In one scene in the movie, where every wasted second could be the cause of a terrible disaster, *they* waste their time being… ROMANTIC!
在電影中的一個，現(xiàn)場，每浪費第二可能是一個可怕的災(zāi)難的原因，他們* *浪費自己的時間是…浪漫！

Second, deflation has not been a terrible disaster.
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