1.Aftershocks could bring more powerful temblors to the area and yet more damage.

余可能使该区感到更强的动，并造成更多损害。

2.The country accounts for about 20 percent of the world's temblors of magnitude 6 or greater.

世界上大约20%的6级或以上强发生在日本。

3.The nearly one-minute long temblor finally subsided, and my reasoning came back to me.

将近一分钟的于平息，我的理智也逐渐复。

4.The quake was so strong that massive temblors could be felt in the capital city.

这场非常强，以致首都都能感受到剧烈的动。

5.The San Andreas Fault can cause massive temblors like the San Francisco earthquake in 1906 which may have killed thousands.

圣安列斯断层会引发大规模，比如一九零六年的旧金山，那次可能造成数千人死亡。

6.And so as people across Southern California woke up Saturday morning grateful for being spared this time, there was the sense that Friday night's temblor could have been just a foretaste of something bigger.

所以，当南加州各的民众周六早上醒来，感激自己逃过一劫时，他们也感觉到，周五晚上的可能只是更大的灾难的前兆。

7.In the 1970s, seismologists were surprised that an earthquake near Bishop, Calif., began a sequence of temblors around Mammoth Lakes that eventually spread over a diameter of more than 50 miles and included a half-dozen earthquakes of more than 6.0 magnitude.

加州毕夏普附近发生的一起，诱使猛犸象湖周围也跟着发生了一系列，方圆50英里以外的区都受到了波及，级6.0及以上的余就发生了6次。