대형 토네이도 발생 현장
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Good morning. Breaking news. Iranian TV airs 방송하다 new video showing a British captive 포로 apologizing for straying 헤매다 into Iranian waters 영해, 근해. But was this confession 고백, 자인 coerced 강제하다, 강요하다?
And the sweetest surprise. “Hey, Bud 어린이.” This navy sailor 해군병사 spent seven months in Iraq and his 6-year-old son had no idea he was coming home. And now thanks to dad, show-and-tell 어린이가 주제를 정해 그것에 대해 토론하는 학습 활동 will never be the same today, Friday, March 30, 2007. From NBC News, this is Today with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira. Live from Studio 1A in
대형 토네이도 발생 현장
It happened during the afternoon rush hour. A powerful tornado touched down 착륙하다, <토네이도가 강타할 때 쓰는 표현> in western Oklahoma City, damaging 피해를 입히다 dozens of homes, tossing 내던지다 cars across the highway and overturning 전복시키다 this truck. For much of the plains 평지, 평원, it was a second day and night of dangerous weather.
Strong thunderstorms <강풍이 따르는> 뇌우 produced lightning 번개, hail 우박, and in some areas, flooding rains. The severe weather, part of the same storm system that brought blizzard 심한 눈보라 conditions to the Rockies 로키 산맥. “Large tornado on the ground.” And spawned ~을 생기게 하다 65 tornados Wednesday night from as far north as Nebraska to Oklahoma and Texas. “Now, that is a violent tornado. That’s gonna be about a eighth of a quarter of a mile 4분의 1마일, <1마일은 약 1.609km > wide.”
At least four people died in those tornadoes. One in the Texas panhandle 좁고 길게 다른 주에 뻗어 있는 지역. In northern
“It’s just devastating 충격적인, 완전히 파괴적인. Trees and roofs and houses.” Today, residents in this