blackouts

常見(jiàn)例句

Rich states, no longer strangers to blackouts, are worried about security of energy supply.
富國(guó)對(duì)停電不再陌生，它們對(duì)能源供應(yīng)安全感到憂心忡忡。
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If the country cannot save energy, officials said, unplanned blackouts could turn much of the country dark and add one more barrier for rescue workers.
官方稱，如果該國(guó)家不能節(jié)約能源的話，計(jì)劃外停電將影響到其大部分區(qū)域，竝爲(wèi)救援人員帶來(lái)更多的阻礙。
Complicating matters, much of the Tokyo region is bracing for rolling blackouts this summer to compensate for the loss of electricity from the downed nuclear reactors in Fukushima.
然而，使事情陷入複襍的是，東京大部分區(qū)域爲(wèi)了應(yīng)對(duì)由於核電站的損壞帶來(lái)的用電危機(jī)，預(yù)備在今年夏天進(jìn)行輪流停電。

Melkert said blackouts continue to persist nationally on average about nine hours a day.
They can't remember something or they have some sort of blackouts and so on.
比如失憶了，或是意識(shí)喪失什麼的。
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The significant decrease in generation has caused blackouts, many of them ordered by government.
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