青年中文Tuscaloosa的意思
Tuscaloosa中文翻譯：
n.塔斯卡盧薩（美國亞拉巴馬州西部城市）
spiller furniture tuscaloosa clearance───塔斯卡盧薩清理區
We're used to tornadoes here in Tuscaloosa.───在塔斯卡盧薩，我們已經習慣了龍卷風。
On Wednesday, people roam streets leveled by a tornado in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, earlier that day.───星期三阿拉巴馬州的塔斯卡盧薩，人們漫步在早先被龍卷風夷平的街道上。
Tuscaloosa Mayor Maddox told CNN that the twister literally obliterated blocks and blocks of the city.───塔斯卡盧薩市長馬德克斯告訴 CNN，龍卷風幾乎夷平這個城市的一個又一個街區。
He learned the language, he said, from listening to Voice of America broadcasts with his family and also from going to church in Tuscaloosa.───他學習英語，他說，靠的是與家人一起收聽美國之音和去圖斯卡盧薩的教堂。
Overwhelmed Tuscaloosa police imposed a curfew and got help from National Guard troops to try to stop the scavenging.───不知所措塔斯卡盧薩警方實施宵禁并獲得國民警衛隊幫助，試圖阻止其清除。
Tuscaloosa resident James Sykes told CNN the massive twister was "like a silent monster. "───塔斯卡盧薩的居民詹姆斯-賽克斯告訴CNN的記者這個巨大的旋風就像是一個“沉默的怪獸”。
The mayor of Tuscaloosa Alabama. His city was hit hard by severe weather and tornadoes that whipped across the southern U. S. last week.───阿拉巴馬州塔斯卡盧薩市的市長表示，上周，塔斯卡盧薩市受到橫穿整個美國南部的惡劣天氣和龍卷風嚴重的打擊。
My family is now staying with friends in the northern part of Tuscaloosa County that was unaffected by the weather.───我的家人現在住在塔斯卡盧薩縣北部的那部分受天氣影響的朋友。
As of Thursday morning, 36 people have died in Tuscaloosa, one of the hardest hit cities, Mayor Walter Maddox told CNN.───市長華爾特-馬德道斯告訴CNN，到星期四早上為止，塔斯卡盧薩已經有36人在喪生，是受災最重的城市之一。
On Route 11 north of Tuscaloosa, Ala., last April, a pickup truck pulled up next to Greta Browne, and a young man began lecturing her about global warming.
Tuscaloosa Mayor Maddox told CNN that the twister "literally obliterated blocks and blocks of the city."
This woman in Tuscaloosa ran into her hallway as the storm hit.
We're used to tornadoes here in Tuscaloosa.
Overwhelmed Tuscaloosa police imposed a curfew and got help from National Guard troops to try to stop the scavenging.
Gay lives in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Until September, she was an administrative assistant at a geriatric hospital.
He added that when he got there, "Tuscaloosa was another planet," and went on: "Nobody walked in the street.
The one that ran from Tuscaloosa north-east to Birmingham was immense, 1.5 miles across and 80 miles long, with winds exceeding 165 miles per hour.
On Wednesday, a tornado devastated the city of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, home to the University of Alabama.