单词Iwo Jima
n.: 硫磺岛
网络: 硫磺岛号；硫黄岛；硫磺岛战役
硫磺岛
Syracuse, New York (CNN) -- On the black sand beaches of Iwo Jima, 18-year-old Marty Connor stood over the body of a dead Japanese soldier.
在硫磺岛的黑色沙滩上，十八岁的马蒂·康纳低头看着一具日军士兵的尸体。
Yet the Japanese, led by an inspired general, dug themselves in on Iwo Jima, a bleak, volcanic island far from Tokyo.
而日本人在军方的领导下，埋伏在远离东京阴冷的硫磺岛上。
Yet Wilson"s idealistic hopes for a better world did not disappear on the beaches of Normandy or in the caves of Iwo Jima.
然而，威尔逊实现美丽新世界的理想主义愿望并未在诺曼底海滩或硫磺岛的洞穴中消失。
STEVE EMBER: John Bradley was the last to die of the six men who raised the flag on Iwo Jima that day.
史蒂夫恩伯：约翰布拉德利是最后死于谁提出的六名男子在硫磺岛卖旗的那一天。
Both of these interpretations of the Iwo Jima Monument effectively use framing for added dimension and interest.
这两张图片对IwoJima纪念碑的阐述，都有效地使用了框架，增添了观察维度和兴趣点。
The discovery of his letters home in a cave on Iwo Jima sparked Mr Eastwood"s interest.
他的一封在硫磺岛的洞穴里发现的家书激发了伊斯特伍德的拍摄兴趣。
It is the same valor that planted the proud colors of a great nation on a mountaintop on Iwo Jima.
这是种植一个巨大国家的骄傲的颜色在一个山顶在IwoJima的同样勇气。
They were among the more than six-thousand Marines killed on Iwo Jima.
他们之间在硫磺岛死亡600多千海军陆战队。
The photographer who captured World War II servicemen raising the American flag over Iwo Jima has died.
曾拍摄二战美军士兵在硫磺岛升起美国国旗的摄影师乔·罗森塔尔逝世。
But what turned Iwo Jima into legend was Joe Rosenthal"s photograph of six American soldiers raising a flag on Mount Suribachi.
但是最终使硫磺岛战役成为传奇的，则是JoeRosenthal拍摄的一张照片——六名美国士兵在硫磺岛折钵山山顶升起美国国旗。