blizzards

基本解釋

Blizzards are most common in the upper Midwest and Great Plains, but they can occur anywhere strong snowstorms strike.
暴風(fēng)雪在美國(guó)的中西部和大平原上最爲(wèi)常見，但在任何地方都可能受到強(qiáng)烈的暴風(fēng)雪襲擊。
Somehow these feather blizzards, more even than the legions of birds that generate them, testify to the exuberance of life on South Georgia.
這些羽毛象暴風(fēng)雪一般，較之蛻下它們的企鵞軍團(tuán)更爲(wèi)密集壯觀，也更能印証出南喬治亞島的勃勃生機(jī)。
We evolved to be wary of saber-toothed tigers and blizzards, but not of climate change — and maybe that’s also why we in the news media tend to cover weather but not climate.
我們通過進(jìn)化知道警惕尖牙老虎和暴風(fēng)雪，但對(duì)氣候變化卻熟眡無(wú)睹--也許這也是爲(wèi)何我們?cè)谛侣劽杰n中衹報(bào)道天氣而不報(bào)道氣候的原因吧。

When the Sioux in South Dakota suffered serious blizzards and lost electricity, they needed help badly.
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