News 5. Refugees Stranded at Sea.

News 5. Refugees Stranded at Sea. [WORDS] * strand : v. 오도가도 못하게 하다 * waters : 해역, 영해, 수역 * shade : n. 망령, 영혼 * damn : v. 저주하다 * Jews : n. 유태인 * flee : v. ..로부터 도망치다, 달아나다 * concentration camp : n. (나치의) 강제수용소 * refugee : n. 난민, 피난민 * aboard : ad. ..을 타고 있는 * limbo : n. 지옥의 변방, 지옥과 천국사이 * commando : n. 특공대 * sweltering : a. 무더운, 찌는 * dumping ground : n. 쓰레기 처리장 * capsize : v. 뒤집히다 * smuggle A into B : A를 B로 밀반입/반출하다 * a wave of : 밀려오는, ...의 파도 * descend on : v. 밀려오다, 갑자기 방문하다 * destination : n. 목적지 * maritime : a. 해양의, 해상의 * jeopardize : v. 위태롭게 하다 * time-honored : a. 예로부터의, 유서깊은, 전통적인 * in the meantime : 한편 그 사이에 ================================================================================================== In the waters between Indonesia and Australia, shades of 'the Voyage of the Damned. That was the name given to the ship which carried Jews fleeing the Nazis in 1939. That ship was turned away both by the United States and Cuba, and went back to Europe. Hundreds of the passengers later died in concentration camps. Well, tonight, refugees aboard a Norwegian cargo ship are in a similar state of limbo. ABC's Jimmy Walker reports. Australian commandos armed with automatic weapons headed out to stop the Norwegian ship from docking at an Australian port. On board, 434 Afghan, Sri Lankan, and Pakistani refugees including 43 children and 4 pregnant women. All living in sweltering heat on deck. The commandos order the ship to leave Australian waters. "Australia cannot become the dumping ground for refugees in the world." This incident started on Monday after the ship rescued the refugees when their Indonesian ferry boat capsized. "Their condition of boat was very bad. It start falling apart." The ferry boat was reportedly trying to smuggle them into Australia. Now, nobody wants them. Unofficial polls indicate that 90 percent of the people support tough measures after a wave of illegal immigrants recently descended on the country. And neighboring Indonesia claims it has no responsibility for them. "Australia should be first responsible for this because as a country of destination. So, Australia should take care of these people." Today, Norway reacted angrily, saying Australia has violated international law. Maritime experts say Australia has jeopardized the time-honored practice of saving people at sea. In the meantime, the ship sails slowly off the coast with light boats for only 30 people. James Walker, ABCNEWS.