CNN News:英國已經(jīng)直接對庫爾德軍隊(duì)提供武器支持并把威脅級別提升到了第四等級

We must use all the resource at our disposal, our aid, our diplomacy, our military. We need a firm security response where the military action to go after terrorists, international corporation on intelligence, or uncompromising action against terrorists at home.

我們必須利用目前我們擁有的所有資源，行動資源，外交資源，軍隊(duì)資源。我們需要一個堅(jiān)實(shí)的后盾作保障來對抗恐怖分子，國際情報(bào)合作伙伴，或者國家不允許的對抗恐怖分子行為。

Britain`s already providing equipment directly to Kurdish forces. We support U.S. military airstrikes against ISIL in Iraq.

英國已經(jīng)直接對庫爾德軍隊(duì)提供設(shè)備支持，我們支持美國軍隊(duì)對伊拉克的ISIL恐怖組織展開空襲。

We started in North Korea, we are picking up in Britain. You just heard its leader speak about ISIL or what we call ISIS. That stands for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. And what separates ISIS from other terrorists groups is that it`s not looking for a country to be its base.

我們從北朝鮮開始，現(xiàn)在我們在談?wù)撚?。你剛才聽到的是其領(lǐng)導(dǎo)者對ISIL或者我們稱之為ISIS的講話，ISIS是伊斯蘭國家在伊拉克和敘利亞的縮寫。ISIS與其他恐怖組織不同的是它不是在尋求一個國家作為他的基地組織。

ISIS wants to create its own country based on its own extreme interpretation of Islam. It`s been murdering scores of people in Iraq and Syria who don`t share its beliefs. On Friday, Britain`s raised its terror threat level to severe. That means it believes that terrorist attack on British soil is likely, though it`s not necessarily imminent.

ISIS想創(chuàng)建一個屬于自己極端宗教主義的國家，它已經(jīng)殺害了大量伊拉克和敘利亞否認(rèn)其宗教教義的無辜群眾。周五，英國將恐怖威脅級別提升到了第四等級，也就意味著恐怖組織及其可能襲擊英國，但不會馬上行動。

U.K. officials estimate that 500 British citizens have gone to fight for ISIS or other terrorist groups. The prime minister wants to keep those people from returning and to give police the ability to seize the passports of anyone suspected of traveling to support terrorism.

英國官員估計(jì)大約有500名英國公民參與到了ISIS或者其他恐怖組織的隊(duì)伍當(dāng)中。首相想讓那些準(zhǔn)備參與其中的人重新回到家中，并授予警方拒絕那些疑似將要參與恐怖組織嫌疑人出行的權(quán)利。

Well, it`s cold Labor Day, but relatively little labor gets done on the first Monday in September. You know, Labor Day is a holiday to honor American workers. Here are five things you might not have known.

這是一個寒冷的勞動節(jié)，但是相對來說在九月的第一個星期一勞動還是比較少的。你知道勞動節(jié)是用來今年美國一個工人而設(shè)的，下面有五點(diǎn)你可能不知道的事。

One, the first Labor Day Parade was on Tuesday, September 5, 1882. New York City saw 10,000 workers participate.

第一個是，第一個勞動節(jié)游行是在1882年九月5號的星期二，紐約市有一萬名工人參與了游行。

Two, Oregon was the first state to make Labor Day a legal holiday. That was in 1887.

第二個是俄勒岡是實(shí)行勞動節(jié)法定假日的第一個州，是在1887年。

Three, U.S. government under President Grover Cleveland made it a national holiday in 1894. Four, Labor Day has lots of unofficial significance. The unofficial end of summer, the unofficial end of when you should wear white shoes, the unofficial beginning of national political campaigns.

第三個是，美國政府在總統(tǒng)格羅弗克利夫蘭在1894年將勞動節(jié)設(shè)置為國家節(jié)日。第四個是，勞動節(jié)有許多非正式的意義，非官方時間為夏季結(jié)束的時候，當(dāng)你開始穿上白色鞋子的時候結(jié)束，當(dāng)國家政治活動開始的時候開始。

And five, there`s a similar holiday in other countries. It`s called May Day, and it`s on May 1.

第五個是，在其他國家也有類似的節(jié)日，成為五月節(jié)，是設(shè)立在五月一號。