CNN News: 强飓风“马修”开始侵袭美国 奥巴马称其非常危险
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Hurricane Matthew has strengthened.
飓风马修风力增强。
GOV. RICK SCOTT (R), FLORIDA: The storm will kill you. Time is running out. We don`t have much time left.
佛罗里达州长：这场风暴会让人丧命。时间在流失，而我们剩下的时间不多了。
TV ANCHOR: It really just could hit everywhere between Miami and all the way up to Georgia.
主持人：并且飓风马修可以侵袭从迈阿密到格鲁吉亚的所有地区。
REPORTER: They really want people to get out of the way.
记者：所以，政府希望所有的人员都能撤离。
SCOTT: There will be massive destruction that we haven`t seen in years.
斯科特：飓风马修所带来的重创程度是数年来最严重的。
BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: You can always repair property. You cannot restore life if it is lost.
奥巴马：我们可以修复财产，但是若生命逝去，则无法恢复。
More than 2 million people in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina have been told to get inland, with Hurricane Matthew barreling towards the U.S. Southeast. It was a major category four storm when we put this show together. Scientists who flew through it on planes like this were able to take measurements. Matthew`s sustained wind speeds were 140 miles per hour last night, the system capable of catastrophic damage.
随着飓风马修逼近美国西南部，佛罗里达、乔治亚州,南卡罗来纳200万居民接到通知，撤离至内陆地区。马修飓风约为四级风暴。科学家通过乘坐飞机进行测量。昨晚，马修的持续风力为140英里/小时，可造成灾难性的损失。
It left behind death and destruction from Saint Vincent and Grenadines, to the Dominican Republic, to Haiti. At least 113 people were killed in the three countries and more than 100 of those died in Haiti alone. The United Nations called it the biggest humanitarian event there since 2010 earthquake leveled parts of the Caribbean country.
马修所经之地伤亡、破环严重， 从圣文森特到格林纳丁斯群岛、多米尼加共和国、海地。前三个国家受伤人数至少为113人，而仅海地一国，约有100多人死亡。美国称这是自2010年，加勒比海地区国家发生地震被夷为平地，最大的人道主义事件。
In southeast Cuba, dozens of homes were reportedly washed away and the Bahamas took a direct hit.
在古巴东南部,据报道,许多房屋被冲走,巴哈马群岛灾情严重。
Matthew was headed toward Florida and expected to come ashore early Friday morning. But forecasters couldn`t say for sure. Its exact path was uncertain.
马修逼近佛罗里达，预期周五凌晨上岸。但是天气预报尚不能肯定。因为不能确定马修的路线。
Besides winds that can knock down walls, one facet of a hurricane that`s so dangerous for coastal communities is the storm surge, the wall of ocean water it blows ashore.
马修飓风的强风可以摧毁墙壁，而另一方面就是其风暴潮水，海水涌上海岸，威胁沿岸居民区。
Hurricane Matthew has strengthened.
GOV. RICK SCOTT (R), FLORIDA: The storm will kill you. Time is running out. We don`t have much time left.
TV ANCHOR: It really just could hit everywhere between Miami and all the way up to Georgia.
REPORTER: They really want people to get out of the way.
SCOTT: There will be massive destruction that we haven`t seen in years.
BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: You can always repair property. You cannot restore life if it is lost.
More than 2 million people in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina have been told to get inland, with Hurricane Matthew barreling towards the U.S. Southeast. It was a major category four storm when we put this show together. Scientists who flew through it on planes like this were able to take measurements. Matthew`s sustained wind speeds were 140 miles per hour last night, the system capable of catastrophic damage.
It left behind death and destruction from Saint Vincent and Grenadines, to the Dominican Republic, to Haiti. At least 113 people were killed in the three countries and more than 100 of those died in Haiti alone. The United Nations called it the biggest humanitarian event there since 2010 earthquake leveled parts of the Caribbean country.
In southeast Cuba, dozens of homes were reportedly washed away and the Bahamas took a direct hit.
Matthew was headed toward Florida and expected to come ashore early Friday morning. But forecasters couldn`t say for sure. Its exact path was uncertain.
Besides winds that can knock down walls, one facet of a hurricane that`s so dangerous for coastal communities is the storm surge, the wall of ocean water it blows ashore.
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