面对灾难的英语作文

2022-05-13 英语作文

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　　面对灾难的英语作文篇1

　　an old saying goes: life is full of roses and thorns. as we all know, one’s life is full of unexpected events, some of which are wonderful and some of which are disastrous. those heavy blows, such as, floods, snowstorms, and earthquakes, threaten to weigh one down.

　　however、it’s even worse if one can’t drag himself out of the grief in that mental break-down is more serious than the disaster itself. instead of indulging oneself in sadness, one should take positive attitude towards life and contribute to the reconstruction of his or her life and hometown.

　　as for me, if i am lucky enough to survive in a disaster, i will try my best to help those who are suffering by donation blood or money. if i am a victim, i will endeavor to recover from the sadness as soon as possible and be certain to be strong and supportive to the recovery work.

　　面对灾难的英语作文篇2

　　I’m awfully sorry to hear that a horrible and severe earthquake unexpectedly hit your hometown. faced with such a rarely-seen disaster, you remain so calm and strong-willed that we are all moved to tears. a friend in need is a friend indeed. thinking about your present situation, we can not wait a minute to make every bit of our effort to help you. i express my most sincere pity and care for you. besides, i make a donation of 500 yuan to you, expecting that it can help you go through the difficulty. a better hometown can be rebuilt. therefore, never give up whatever happens. remember we won’t be far away when you need any help!

　　面对灾难的英语作文篇3

　　as we all know, one’s life is full of unexpected events, some of which are wonderful and some of which are disastrous. those heavy blows, such as, floods, snowstorms, and earthquakes, threaten to weigh one down.

　　however, it’s even worse if one can’t drag himself out of the grief in that break-down in the sprit is more serious than the disaster itself. instead of indulging oneself in sadness, one should be positive of life and contribute to the reconstruction of the hometown.

　　as to me, if i am not the victim of a disaster, i will try my best to help those who are suffering by donation blood or money. if i am a victim, i will try my best to recover from the sadness as soon as possible and try to be strong and supportive to the recovery work.

　　面对灾难的英语作文篇4

　　The earthquakes in Jiuzhaigou and other places in Sichuan these days have touched people's hearts. At 21:00 on August 8, a magnitude-7 earthquake occurred in Jiuzhaigou. In order to minimize the impact and injury of the earthquake on the disaster area and the affected people, rescue workers such as fire brigade, militia, medical personnel and volunteers rushed to the disaster area for rescue.

　　After the earthquake, we can see that the news of the disaster and rescue work occupied the headlines. All departments started emergency response, and all rescue forces carried out rescue work in a tense and orderly manner. The rescuers should not only keep calm in the aftershock, but also start the rescue work nervously. This group of respectable and brave rescue workers brought hope to the disaster area and the affected people. People all over the world pay close attention to the disaster situation through Internet TV, but it's hard to help, so many people are praying for the disaster area and the affected people on the Internet. With the progress of disaster relief work, public organizations and enterprises have also taken action to donate money to the disaster area In the face of the earthquake damage to the affected areas, people everywhere bring hope and strength to the affected areas and people! People all over the country are concerned about the disaster and pray for safety. All rescue forces are stepping up the rescue with hope. In the face of disaster, all of these fully explain the powerful language of hope that "if one side has difficulties, all parties will support".

　　With the progress of the rescue work, the data of the disaster situation is also constantly updated, about hundreds of people are injured and the data is constantly updated. Through the unremitting efforts of all rescue forces, as of the afternoon of the 10th, more than 60000 people had been safely transferred from the disaster area and more than 20000 people had been temporarily resettled. It is heavy and regrettable that the number of victims in the disaster area is also increasing. Some people are still missing, and various platforms help to find people. As of 8:00 on the 11th, Jiuzhaigou still had many aftershocks, and rescue workers still need to carry out rescue work in the disaster area. We hope that these brave rescue workers will take good care of themselves when they make unremitting efforts to carry out rescue work.

　　It's really touching that all the people are willing to face the unexpected disaster with the power of hope. I hope that the people in the disaster area can cheer up and be strong. People who can't help can only pray for the disaster area. They don't believe the rumors and don't spread them. They wish the disaster area beautiful and safe as soon as possible. At the same time, I would like to pay tribute to all the rescue forces. You have worked hard bravely!

　　面对灾难的英语作文篇5

　　What a disaster(灾难)!So far,it‘s reported that more than 60,000 people died in the SiChuan earthquake.What‘s more, millions of people there have become homeless.And they are still in the danger of illness and other difficulties. Anyway, thanks to all the kind people, in and abroad,the situation has been changing well.But we still work hard at it,especially to build houses for those homeless people and cure the injured people.

　　What can we do now? Besides doing our own job well,we can donate money to them.We firmly believe that with the party and the government‘s strong leadership, and with the people of all nationalities throughout the country to aid,this earthquake relief will be a victory!

　　灾难!到目前为止，有报道称，超过60,000人在四川地震中死亡，再加上数百万人民流离失所。他们还活在疾病和困难的危险之中。无论如何，感谢所有善良的人们，国内外形势已经改变。但是我们仍然在努力工作的，特别是为那些无家可归的人建造房屋和为受伤的人们提供医治。

　　现在我们可以做什么?除了做好自己的工作做好，我们可以捐钱给他们。我们坚信，有党和政府的坚强领导，有全国各族人民的援助，这将是一个抗震救灾的胜利!

　　面对灾难的英语作文篇6

　　In the face of disaster, people do not be intimidated, a wide range of people facing natural disasters launched a valiant struggle, they dedicated a sweat, and tears, and even their lives…… roadside stations, stations, the staff did not let outages We do not panic, the people stranded in the street mutual concern, a concerted effort of snow removal during the love around us in the spread, replete with.

　　The workers Luo Chang-ming, ZHOU Jing-hua lost their lives in deeds we are aware that they are to repair the power grid and sacrifice is to sacrifice the interests of the people! We respect them, it is even more of a commitment to fight the same snowstorm in the end!

　　Leaders personally braving snow condolences to the people and civilian police employees. I still remember that Prime Minister at the station with a loudspeaker called on all that frame, still remember a photograph that young policewoman carrying a bowl of soup, smiling women with a spoon feeding the hands of the baby; still remember electrician were in the towers, waving the chisel, then scattered under the shadow of borneol; still remember that after the rescue, tents, the soldiers sleeping face……

　　在灾难面前，人们没有被吓倒，范围广，面对自然灾害展开了英勇的斗争的人，他们用汗水，泪水，甚至生命......路边站，站，工作人员没有让中断我们不要恐慌，人们被困在街上互相关注，这爱在我们周围蔓延期间除雪协调一致的努力，充满了温暖。

　　工人罗常明，周静华失去生命的行为我们都知道他们是来修复电网和牺牲是牺牲人民的利益！我们尊重他们，这更是一个承诺，争取在年底的暴风雪！

　　领导亲自冒雪慰问群众和民警职工。我还记得在一个扬声器呼吁所有帧的站，总理，还记得这张照片的年轻女警端着一碗汤，微笑的女人用勺子喂养婴儿的手；还记得电工在塔，挥动凿子，然后散冰片的阴影下；还记得在救援，帐篷，士兵们熟睡的脸......

　　面对灾难的英语作文篇7

　　When it comes to disasters, quite a lot of people believe they will come across sudden disasters in their life. To begin with, natural disasters like earthquakes, flood and draught occur now and then; in addition, diseases like Sars, cancer and tumor will attack people unexpectedly; last but not the least, car accidents, plane crashes can’t be ignored as part of disasters.

　　Why there are so many disasters? The reasons may go as follows: on one hand, some mysteries about nature are beyond our control and understanding; on another hand, people are careless and can’t foresee what will happen beforehand.

　　From what has been discussed above, I may safely draw the conclusion that disasters can’t be avoided now, but with more knowledge about nature, we’ll certainly reduce the loss brought by them to the smallest degree, so the prospect we are looking forward to will be both bright and encouraging.

　　面对灾难的英语作文篇8

　　I think that the meaning of live is not only make myself or my month happy, but also bring the happies to all of the people around me.Hope everyone in the world can live happily.

　　life is to grow up. I dont like to be a child. I would like to be a elder sister/brother, a monther/father. big person can have money, beautiful dress. Their words are always right. Child should liston to them.I hope that I can grow up quickly.

　　目前在世界上很多东西。比较那些人是世界的一小部分，因此它是非常困难的，幸运的是在世界上的人。我应该感谢生活monther.I高兴地感谢我的.monther。当她看到我的笑容，她将很开心。她会认为她是所有对我来说是当之无愧的。我认为，活的意义，不仅使自己或我每月感到高兴，但也带来happies向世界各地的人民me.Hope人人都可以快乐地生活。

　　生活长大。我不喜欢被一个孩子。我想是一个姐姐/兄弟，monther /父亲。大的人也有金钱，漂亮的衣服。他们的文字永远是对的。儿童应利斯顿的them.I希望我能够迅速成长起来。

　　面对灾难的英语作文篇9

　　WHY ‘ACT NOW’ IS THE RIGHT APPROACH TO GLOBAL WARMING

　　Repent, for the end of the world is nigh. That is a warning one would expect to come from an evangelical preacher or an environmental doomsayer, not from a sober economist. Yet that is, in essence, what Sir Nicholas Stern, author of the British government’s new report on climate change, is saying. The tone may be sober, but the conclusion – act now before it is too late – is not.

　　Hitherto many economists, business-people and politicians, particularly in the US, have argued that, given both the uncertainties and the high costs of taking possibly unnecessary action, the best policy is to wait, see and, if necessary, adapt. The contribution of this report is to reverse that logic. It argues that, given these very same uncertainties and the relatively low costs of acting now, the best policy is action.

　　How and how convincingly does the review make this case? The answer, I suggest, is: “Sufficiently so.”

　　The starting point has to be with the consequences of “business as usual”. The underlying scientific argument on this is straightforward. Since the industrial revolution the stock of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has risen from the equivalent of 280 parts per million (ppm) of carbon dioxide to 430ppm. If current emission trends continue, the stock of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere could more than treble by the end of this century.

　　Greenhouse gases trap heat, which is why there is abundant life on earth. It is also, argue the scientists, why the earth has warmed by about 0.7°C since 1900. Should current trends continue, temperatures might rise by between 3°C and 10°C by 2100 (see chart). By the middle of this century and, so, within the life-span of many now alive, warming could be between 2°C and 5°C. Since the earth is only 5°C warmer today than during the last ice age, a change of that magnitude would be enormous.

　　Should the temperature rise by 5°C, there may be adverse effects on crop yields; significant rises in sea levels that threaten developing countries, such as Bangladesh, but also coastal cities, such as London, Shanghai and New York; water shortages affecting more than a billion people; mass extinctions; increasingly intense storms; and, conceivably, huge shifts in the climate system, with local cooling and intense local warming.

　　All this sounds biblical.

　　If warming is so dreadful, would a proto-Stern of 12,000 years ago have warned his contemporaries of the dire results of the looming end of the ice age? The answer to this query is presumably no. Warming can be – and, in that case was – highly beneficial. But this does not mean rapid warming would now be so. We – and the rest of life – are well adapted to today’s world. While human beings cope superbly with change, the speed and scale of the potential disruption would test that ability to the limit.

　　Modelling work done for the review concluded the costs of climate change over the next two centuries could be equivalent to a reduction of 5 per cent in average consumption per head. This is itself equal only to the loss of two years of economic growth. But?the costs?of failure to act?might?be?as?much as 20 per cent of gross world product. The report compares such costs with those associated with “the great wars and the economic depression of the first half of the twentieth century”. Worse, in this case, “it will be difficult or impossible to reverse these changes”. Moreover, these costs would fall heavily on the poorest.

　　It seems simple common sense, therefore, to reduce the dangers, provided the costs of doing so are modest. Houses rarely catch fire, but few would question the wisdom of buying cheap smoke alarms.

　　The question is how expensive the recommended actions would be. On this the review is encouraging. The economic costs of mitigating the rise in greenhouse gas seem modest. The review estimates them at as little as

　　1 per cent of global gross product, though, here too, there is a range of uncertainty. One per cent is itself just a few months of economic growth.

　　The report argues for setting a target of 450-550ppm of carbon dioxide equivalent: anything higher, it argues, would be too risky; anything lower would be too costly. Given the trends, even achieving that target would require a massive shift (see chart). The longer change is postponed, however, the bigger the dangers and the higher the costs of forestalling them: “Delay in taking action would lead both to more climate change and, ultimately, higher mitigation costs.” Given the costs and benefits estimated in the report, early action seems sensible. But that conclusion depends in part on the discount rate used. The review argues, sensibly, that there is no reason why the welfare of our generations should be intrinsically more important than those of our grandchildren. The only other reason for a high discount rate is high economic growth. But if climate change slows economic growth significantly, as seems likely, a low discount rate makes sense. Under that assumption, the case for early action becomes even stronger.

　　What needs to be done? Adaptation is part of the answer, partly because further warming is certain, given the concentrations of greenhouse gases already in the atmosphere. But mitigation must also be central. Fortunately, many of the technologies needed to lower greenhouse gas emissions per unit of output are known already. What also emerges from the analysis is that there is no dominant solution. A mixture of technologies will be needed, instead (see chart). Among them are: increases in efficiency; carbon capture and storage; nuclear power; use of biofuels; and domestic combined heat and power. Also important, however, is forestation.

　　How are such shifts to be brought about? The broad answer is through a combination of pricing of greenhouse gas emissions, investment in new technologies and regulation of energy efficiency.

　　This raises the biggest question of all: how is humanity to deal with what is both the biggest “market failure” ever seen and an unprecedented challenge to its capacity for large-scale and enduring co-operation. Is it imaginable that the countries of the world, with their vastly different views and interests, will rise to the collective action challenge climate change poses?

　　Hitherto, the answer to that question has been a resounding “no”. The report may have made a case for early action. But it could easily end up as just another futile exhortation. Whether that has to be so is the question I plan to address next week.