单词Nagasaki
n.: 长崎；【旅】长崎
网络: 长崎市；长崎县；长崎自由行地图
长崎〔日本港市〕
长崎(日本九州西部一港埠)
The most famous account of the Nagasaki bomb was written by one of its victims, radiology expert Takashi Nagai, who later died of leukemia.
关于长崎原子弹爆炸的最著名实录是由受害者之一、放射学专家永井隆（TakashiNagai）撰写的，他后来死于白血病。
He was a Catholic, as were many citizens of Nagasaki, but a great number of Japanese believed in his message.
和长崎市的许多居民一样，他是一位天主教徒，但很多日本人都相信他的观点。
Tsutomu Yamaguchi had already been a certified "hibakusha, " or radiation survivor, of the 9 August 1945 atomic bombing in Nagasaki.
山口勉之前就已被认定为1945年8月9日长崎原子弹爆炸的“被爆者”，意思是辐射幸存者。
But the offensive utility of nuclear weapons is questionable; they have not been used since Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
但，这种核武器进攻性用途受到质疑，因为自从在广岛和长崎被使用过后再也没有被用过。
Like the elders of Nagasaki, the prime minister, Naoto Kan, realises that Japan must look abroad since its own markets are shrinking.
像长崎的年老者一样，首相，菅直人，意识到日本必须向国外寻找发展新动力因为他所拥有的市场正在萎缩。
Nagasaki never had a bomb dropped on it. Chuck Norris jumped out of a plane and punched the ground.
广岛从来就没被什么原子弹炸过。ChuckNorris跳下飞机，然后一拳轰在地上。
Harry Truman was an indifferent president who needlessly dropped A-bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, designed to intimidate Stalin.
哈里·杜鲁门是个能力不怎么样的总统，就是他在广岛和长崎丢了那两颗可有可无的原子弹，而这只是为了震慑斯大林。
Japan"s status as the only target of nuclear attack, in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, adds to the public"s sensitivity.
1945年在广岛和长崎，日本作为唯一遭受核弹攻击的国家，这一情况更增添了公众对于核的敏感。
Then, on August 9, news came to Tokyo that Russia had entered the war, and that the Americans had dropped a second atomic bomb on Nagasaki.
于是在8月9日，俄国参战和美国在长崎丢下第二颗原子弹的消息传到东京。
After 3 days, when Japan did not surrender, another nuclear bomb was dropped on the city of Nagasaki.
三天后，日本没有投降，另一颗原子弹被投放到了长崎市。