death toll

英 [ˈdeθ təʊl]

美 [ˈdeθ toʊl]

n. (事故、战争、灾难等的)死亡人数

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noun

（事故、战争、灾难等的）死亡人数
the number of people killed in an accident, a war, a disaster, etc.

(事故、灾难或战争中的）死亡人数
Thedeath tollof an accident, disaster, or war is the number of people who die in it.

noun

the number of deaths resulting from some particular cause such as an accident or a battle or a natural disaster

The day after the explosion the death toll had risen to90.
爆炸发生后的第二天，死亡人数升至90人。
One person died in the hospital Sunday, raising the death toll to 294.
星期天有一人在医院死亡，使得地震死亡人数上升到294人。
On taking office he called the Kunduz airstrike militarily "appropriate" despite its horrific death toll.
甫一上任，他就鼓吹昆都士的空袭是军事上“合适”的，尽管死亡人数非常惊人。
But thanks to one man, the death toll has fallen.
但多亏一个人，死亡人数已经下降。
But the death toll over the past two months appears to reinforce his optimism.
刚过去的这两个月的死亡人数的下降似乎在加强他的乐观。
Official reports put the death toll at under one hundred, but unofficial estimates speak of at least two hundred dead.
官方报道说死亡人数在100人以下，但非官方估计至少有200人死亡。
Medical personnel warned that the death toll could rise further.
医务人员警告称，死亡人数有可能上升。
The death toll has fallen.
这条路上的事故死亡率已经下降了。
There are no official figures on the civilian death toll.
平民死亡人数还没有官方的数据。
Chernobyl's total death toll and long-term health effects remain a subject of intense debate.
切尔诺贝利总的死亡人数及长期健康影响一直持续着激烈的讨论。