disaster strikes的意思

disaster strikes中文翻譯：

災難性打擊

相似詞語短語

disaster movies───災難大電影（電影名）

go-faster stripes───快走條紋

climate strikes───氣候襲擊

disaster area───災區；一塌糊涂的人

disaster areas───災區；一塌糊涂的人

disaster movie───災難大電影（電影名）

disaster relief───賑災；災難援助

disaster reliefs───賑災；災難援助

disaster zones───災區

雙語使用場景

Disaster strikes one's head.───大禍臨頭。

If an earthquake, hurricane or other disaster strikes your community, you might not have access to food, water, and electricity for days or even weeks.───如果地震、颶風或其他的災害突襲你的家園，你可能會好幾天甚至好幾個星期都無法獲得食物、水和電。

Usually what happens is a disaster strikes.───通常是發生了一場災難。

Therefore, when disaster strikes, companies must be prepared to eliminate or minimize data loss, and recover quickly with useable data.───因此，當災難發生時，企業必須消除或減小數據損失，并且利用備份數據恢復。

So, when a disaster strikes, the damage is often widespread.───因此當災難襲來，建筑常常是大面積損毀。

When the next disaster strikes, we have to do it all over again.───當下一次災難襲來時，我們不得不從頭再來一遍。

Normally, when a disaster strikes, whether man-made or natural, we begin with a range of theories, some less plausible than others.───通常來說，當一場災難降臨，不管是天災還是人禍，開頭時我們都會提出一系列理論，有些比較有道理，有些則說不太通。

The time to get such a loan is obviously before disaster strikes. The appraisal might not go so well after your house is flattened.───當然在災害來臨前你就得取得這樣的貸款，房子被損毀后估價當然要打折扣了。

Making backups is essential because problems inevitably occur and you need to be in a position to take action when disaster strikes.───制作文件備份非常地重要，因為問題不可避免地發生，而且當問題發生之時，你應該能夠采取應對措施。

英語使用場景

If in doubt, ask your insurance agent - and read your policy before disaster strikes.

If disaster strikes - sunspots, clueless spouse, overtired self - you enter Time Machine's recovery mode.

But most of this growing population is poor and marginalised, even before disaster strikes.

I've got a life insurance policy that will look after my family if disaster strikes.

When disaster strikes , a troubling human response can inflate the death toll: people freeze up.

When a major disaster strikes, the local Red Cross society coordinates the response.

If disaster strikes again, he expects to find a sympathetic ear at the White House.

What happens before disaster strikes and long after journalists have forgotten it matters even more than rescue and relief.

Why, then, should their lives be of less value when disaster strikes?