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This is VOA news. Reporting by remote, I'm David Byrd.
欢迎收听VOA新闻,我是远程播报的大卫·伯德。
U.S. President Donald Trump1 touted2 the nation's successes in controlling the coronavirus pandemic Friday in the shortest White House briefing since the COVID-19 outbreak began.
周五的白宫吹风会十分简短。会上,美国总统特朗普对疫情发生以来美国对疫情的成功控制大吹特吹。
Speaking to reporters in the briefing room, Trump said there has been very significant progress over the past seven days.
在吹风会上接受记者采访时,特朗普表示过去7天里取得了巨大进展。
We're opening our country. It's very exciting to see. We have a lot of talent involved from governors down to people that just stand there and help you with the doors. There's been tremendous talent involved and tremendous spirit from our country.
我们正在逐步开放。这种情况是我们都乐于见到的。我们有很多人才,上至州长,下至普通人,都乐于帮助大家、帮助医生们。有很多人才都参与其中,体现了我们国家的众志成城。
The president said that 18 states are showing a decline in the number of COVID positive tests and nationwide the percentage of positive tests is also down.
特朗普表示,18个州和全国范围内里检测为阳性的人数正在下降。
He said half of all Americans are living in states that are working to reopen their economies.
特朗普表示,半数美国人所在的州都在努力提振经济。
Trump, Vice3 President Mike Pence and Food and Drug Administration Commissioner4 Steven Hahn spoke5 for just 21 minutes before ending the briefing without taking questions.
特朗普、副总统迈克·彭斯、药监局局长蒂文·哈恩三人总共说了21分钟的话,然后就结束了吹风会,且没有进行问答环节。
President Donald Trump has signed another relief bill aimed at getting help to small businesses, hospitals and others in the hard-hit U.S. economy. AP correspondent Sagar Meghani has details.
特朗普签署了另一份救援法案,旨在为小企业、医院等受到重创的对象提供帮助。请听美联社记者塞格尔·梅佳尼发回的报道。
It's the fourth massive relief package - a half trillion dollars to help deal with a virus that has killed more than 50,000 Americans and cost one in six U. S. jobs. Half the money will replenish6 a small business payroll7 fund that quickly ran out of cash. Billions more will go to hospitals and testing.
这次是第4个大规模救援计划——有5000万亿美元用来帮助这种导致5万多名美国人死亡、1/6人失业的病毒。其中有半数资金将用来补给企业工资基金,这部分基金已经即将用完。有数十亿将用来帮助医院和进行检测。
The bill passed nearly unanimously on Capitol Hill, and while future packages are likely, battle lines are being drawn8. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
这项法案在国会以压倒性优势通过,而且未来可能还有其他的一揽子计划正在规划中。感谢收听塞格尔·梅佳尼发回的报道。
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