Dealing with a Natural Disaster Aftermath

A sudden strong shake or shock, often used for earthquakes or surprises. In emergencies, say 'That was a big jolt' to describe a sudden movement.

突然的强烈震动或冲击，常用于地震或惊喜。在紧急情况下，说“那是一个大的jolt”来描述突然的运动。

Feeling upset or scared after a frightening event. Use it like 'I'm just shaken up' to express emotional shock without physical injury.

在惊恐事件后感到不安或害怕。像“我只是心神不宁”一样使用，来表达没有身体伤害的情感冲击。

Pieces of broken material from damage, like fallen rocks or wood. In disasters, warn others with 'Watch out for debris' to avoid hazards.

损坏产生的破碎材料碎片，例如落下的岩石或木材。在灾难中，用'小心残骸'警告他人以避免危险。

Not steady or safe, likely to move or collapse. Say 'The ground feels unstable' during earthquakes to alert about potential dangers.

不稳固或不安全，可能会移动或崩塌。在地震期间说“地面感觉不稳定”来提醒潜在危险。

To gather or combine things together for better organization. In crises, use 'Let's consolidate our supplies' to prepare resources efficiently.

将事物聚集或结合在一起以实现更好的组织。在危机中，使用“让我们整合我们的补给”来高效准备资源。

Basic medical help for injuries before professional care. Common in emergencies: 'Do you have first-aid supplies?' to check for help kits.

专业护理前对伤口的的基本医疗帮助。在紧急情况下常见：'你有急救用品吗？' 用于检查援助套件。

A fixed telephone connected by wires, not mobile. Useful when cell phones fail: 'Try the landline for emergency calls.'

通过电线连接的固定电话，不是移动的。当手机失效时很有用：「紧急通话试试固定电话。」

The ability to receive phone or radio signals. In disasters, say 'Poor reception here' to explain communication problems.

接收电话或无线电信号的能力。在灾难中，说'这里信号接收差'来解释通信问题。