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Hugo ['hju:gəu]

n. 雨果[法国小说家]

hugo

[ noun ]
French poet and novelist and dramatist; leader of the romantic movement in France (1802-1885)
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Sept. 17 _ Hugo hits British island of Montserrat.
The department attributed much of the decline to losses from Hurricane Hugo.
Stress or injury from Hurricane Hugo probably contributed to the death of the sole male red wolf in a wildlife refuge, but four pups of the endangered species appear healthy, the refuge manager said.
A disaster response team from Miami's Metro Dade Fire Department established a communications center in Barbados, about 200 miles south of Hugo's path, to assess damage and coordinate emergency medical treatment throughout the Leeward Islands.
South Carolina today banned shellfish harvesting and warned against swimming in the ocean and rivers, saying Hurricane Hugo had left waters choked with sewage.
On Tuesday, Industry and Commerce Minister Jose Hugo Castello Branco fired the previous board of Cosipa, which is Brazil's third-largest steelmaker and which the government expects will post a loss of $276.5 million this year.
In a partisan primary delayed two weeks by Hurricane Hugo's devastation, Charlotte's ballot Tuesday drew only 14,920 voters, or 7.5 percent of those eligible to cast ballots, according to Elections Supervisor Bill Culp.
The Navy sent its Charleston-based ships to sea to avoid Hugo, while crews were called Wednesday to their ships at Mayport Naval Station near Jacksonville for a possible move out.
The new spending measure will include up to $2.5 billion in aid for victims of the California earthquake, as well as money for ongoing cleanup following Hurricane Hugo.
Hugo created a 100- to 200-foot-wide channel of water through Pawleys Island, midway between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, according to Jack Sellers, a pilot from Columbia who flew people to the coast to check their property.
The death toll from Hugo was 29 in the United States, including 18 in South Carolina.
Gov. Rafael Hernandez-Colon of Puerto Rico said late Monday that Hugo left at least 27,900 people homeless.
"One 12-hour storm can wipe out 30 years work," he told the president, adding that he was sure some tree farmers in South Carolina had been devastated by Hurricane Hugo.
Best population-environmental reporting: Hugo Davenport of the London Daily Telegraph.
Senate passage of a $67.2 billion package for veterans, housing and space programs was delayed while lawmakers weighed adding aid for victims of last week's Hurricane Hugo.
Hugo has claimed 25 lives on Caribbean islands.
Tropical Storm Hugo would soon strengthen into a hurricane as it churned across the Atlantic toward the Caribbean, forecasters said Tuesday, and Gabrielle whipped up heavy swells as it moved away from Nova Scotia.
A correspondent sent a guidebook and told her how the city's 300-year-old trees were destroyed by Hurricane Hugo.
He said the agency has done a good job, but, "The buck for the Hugo recovery doesn't stop with FEMA.
Later, he flew in a helicopter over the Carolina coastline, where Hugo had come ashore a week earlier, and flew low over some of the hardest hit areas of downtown Charleston.
Sept. 18 (daybreak) _ Hugo crosses the northeast corner of Puerto Rico.
Coastal areas damaged by Hurricane Hugo may be facing a new threat from slightly higher than normal tides next weekend.
Six months after Tropical Storm Hugo's powerful winds cut a swath of destruction through North Carolina, the big threat now is forest fires.
The losses from Hugo could be greater because the storm moved well inland with its driving rains and spawned numerous tornadoes, rather than just bashing the coastal regions as insurers had originally anticipated.
But on Sunday, Deputy Foreign Minister Victor Hugo Tinoco reiterated a previous Sandinista position that the negotiations strictly deal with the mechanics of a cease-fire.
When it's all counted up, the damage from Hurricane Hugo may exceed $8 billion, the director of the National Hurricane Center said Thursday.
The economy is flat on its back." Lujan traveled over the weekend to Puerto Rico and St. Croix a week after Hurricane Hugo swept through the Caribbean, felling homes, downing power lines and weaving a wide swath of destruction.
The museum also was closed for several weeks after it was damaged by Hugo in September.
Property/casualty insurance has been a tough business in recent quarters, as pricing has been cutthroat and natural disasters such as Hurricane Hugo and the California earthquake have resulted in huge payments.
Swirling weather patterns left behind by Hugo made further strengthening unlikely through Tuesday evening, said hurricane specialist Gil Clark.

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