海啸英语怎么说

tsunami 英[tsu:ˈnɑ:mi] 美[tsʊˈnɑmi] n. 海啸; [例句]The government encourages the growth of enterprises through tax cut in this financial tsunami.面对金融海啸，国家减税以扶持企业发展。[其他] 复数：tsunamis

tunami

tsunamitsunami是一个外来语，是日语单词，表示“海啸，由海底地震或火山喷发而造成的巨大海浪”。Tsu在日语中表示“岛屿，港口”，nami表示“海浪，浪花”。下面是一段英文的介绍~~~A tsunami is a huge sea wave that forms mainly in the Pacific Ocean area. People die and property is destroyed when a tsunami hits land. What causes these dangerous sea waves? Sometimes, tsunamis are caused when earthquakes take place underwater. Then, water begins to move up and down from the top of the ocean right down to the bottom. Waves begin to form, and each wave is called a tsunami. A tsunami is less than one meter high and can move at speeds of almost 800 kilometers per hour while it is far out in the ocean. But the tsunami rises much higher and moves more slowly as it comes closer to land.The weather bureu warns people over radio and television stations when a tsunami is heading for land. These warnings have helped save many lives.

Tidal wave

海啸 hai xiao 1.a tsunami; (a) groundswell; a tidal wave; a seaquake; a ground sea

tsunami [tsju:5nB:mi] n. 海啸 这个词是最常用的 一般都外国人都用tsunami