1. The quake and subsequent fires destroyed about 28,000 buildings, causing an

estimated?property loss of $524 million dollars.

地震和隨之而來的火災(zāi)摧毀了大約2.8 萬座建筑物，據(jù)估計，由此所造成的財產(chǎn)損失

達5.24億美元。

2. An?estimated?2,000 locals work on the tuna boats and hundreds more in processing

plants.

估計有 2000 名當?shù)厝嗽诮饦岕~捕撈船上工作，另有數(shù)百人在加工廠工作。

3. An?estimated?114 million workers in China now are migrants, and roughly 15%

work on construction sites throughout the country, usually far from their home

villages.

據(jù)估計，現(xiàn)在有 1.14 億流動人口，其中大約有 15%在全國各地的建筑工地上做工，

他們通常都來自遙遠的農(nóng)村。

4. An?estimated?20 billion hot dogs are eaten in the United States each year!

據(jù)估計，在美國每年有 200 億只熱狗被吃掉。

5. An estimated US$ 2 billion is harvested annually in the region.

該地區(qū)的金槍魚年捕撈量估計價值有 20 億美元。

6. Other studies have shown links between brain problems and?repeated?exposure to

extreme conditions.

其他的研究結(jié)果證明了大腦問題和身體反復(fù)暴露在極端環(huán)境中的聯(lián)系。

7. The study authors noted that the results “are more likely to be due to progressive,

subtle brain insults caused by?repeated?high-altitude exposure”.

該研究的作者指出，這些測試結(jié)果“最有可能來自漸進的、細微的腦部損傷，而

這些損傷是由于它們反復(fù)暴露在高海拔區(qū)域所引起的”。

8. Therefore did Mrs. Packletide face the cameras with a light heart, and her?pictured

fame?reached from the pages of the?Texas Weekly Snapshot?to the illustrated

Monday supplement of the?Novoe Vremya.

于是帕克爾泰德夫人輕松愉快地接見了許多新聞攝影師，她的照片給她帶來的

名氣從《得克薩斯每周畫報》一直傳到俄國的《新時代》星期一增刊插圖。

9. She shuddered as she remembered that once, during?a drunken rage, he had

threatened to chop her body into little pieces and feed her to the sharks.

每當想起有一次他醉酒后發(fā)怒，威脅要把她砍成碎片喂鯊魚，她就渾身發(fā)抖。

10. For a moment Yusef seemed about to sink again into?drugged sleep.

有一會兒，由于藥物的作用，尤塞夫似乎又將睡著。