地震 | dì zhèn | earthquake | |
震惊 | zhèn jīng | to shock; to astonish | |
震动 | zhèn dòng | to shake; to vibrate; to strongly affect; shock; vibration | |
震撼 | zhèn hàn | to shake; to shock; to stun; shocking; stunning; shock | |
震慑 | zhèn shè | to awe; to intimidate |
1 | Everyone was in shock. Some people were crying and no one really knew what was happening. | |
2 | "It was uphill all the way, " she said. "People coming down said, 'Wenchuan is flattened, you won' t be able to get your boy out. | |
3 | The music is deafening us! | |
4 | Under these conditions, once an earthquake occurs on a given fault, it's done; but this also means that other faults in the region that appear quiet today may still be triggered. | |
5 | Despite the food crisis, visitor numbers to the center have returned to pre-earthquake figures. |