중국 대지진 피해 구조현장
TODAY SHOW Headline
Good morning. Tragedy 비극 compounded 악화시키다. More than two hundred earthquake relief 구조, 구제 workers buried 묻다 in mudslides 진흙사태 in China while the nation pauses 잠시 멈추다 for a moment of silence one week later. From NBC News, this is TODAY with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira, live from Studio 1A in
And good morning, everyone. Welcome to TODAY on a Monday morning. I’m Matt Lauer. And I’m Meredith Vieira. Today, it has been one week since that massive 대규모의 earthquake rocked 흔들다, 진동시키다 China. More than 34,000 are dead. But Matt, they say that number’s gonna to continue to rise. No question! The horrible news is that now relief workers are giving their lives 목숨을 바치다 as well. We’re gonna go live to the scene for more on the quake <구어> 지진 and those devastating <완전히> 파괴적인 mudslides in just a couple of minutes.
중국 대지진 피해 구조현장
This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your PBS station from viewers like you. Thank you. China stood still 가만히 서있다, 활동하지 않다 for three minutes today at the exact 정확한 moment a devastating earthquake hit one week ago. It was part of three days of national mourning 애도 for more than 34,000 confirmed dead with thousands more missing. We have a report narrated by Alex Thompson of Independent Television News.
Get over there, he says, help! Across the roads, two children trapped 좁은 장소에 가두다 by their feet in fallen concrete. The cameraman wanders 돌아다니다 the streets. The injured, the dazed 망연자실한, people beginning to realize their most loved ones are missing in their destroyed town. Some are ordering people to get out, to seek open ground, but many are just too confused or injured to heed ~에 주의<조심>하다 the warnings.