aftershock 的定义
- a small earthquake or tremor that follows a major earthquake.
- the effect, result, or repercussion of an event; aftermath; consequence: The aftershock of the bankruptcy was felt throughout the financial community.
aftershock 近义词
等同于 quake
等同于 after-effect
更多aftershock例句
- That will be very important to assess what might be coming next, and in particular to better understand what the aftershocks are telling us.
- So within 30 seconds of an aftershock, we know exactly where it happened, what was the magnitude and the depth and so on.
- Data collected by those volunteers have already proved invaluable to tracking the most recent quake and its aftershocks, says geologist Dominique Boisson of the University of Haiti in Port-au-Prince.
- The minimum-wage hike is important here, but perhaps more consequential are the aftershocks the latter move would create for both parties in the future when they are relegated to the minority.
- For three months now I have not been able to recover from the aftershock from the recent events in Belarus.
- Kimye Heads Back to Vogue: Brace yourselves for the aftershock.
- One aftershock was significant enough—6.6 magnitude—that some seismologists were describing it as a secondary, full-blown quake.