frapper

Je vais commenter dans un instant les inondations qui viennent de frapper l'Italie et l'Espagne.
In just a moment, I intend to comment on the floods which have hit Italy and Spain.
La Commission préconise notamment la création d'un fonds d'aide aux zones sinistrées de l'UE, pouvant être utilisé dans le contexte des inondations qui viennent de frapper l'Europe centrale, comme à l'occasion de catastrophes futures.
The Commission proposes, for example, that an EU disaster fund be established of which it will be possible to make use in connection with the floods in Central Europe and future disasters.
Sachons faire preuve d'humanisme et de solidarité chaque fois que les plus démunis sont confrontés à des calamités et autres catastrophes naturelles telles que celles qui viennent de frapper si sévèrement Haïti, la République dominicaine et d'autres pays des Caraïbes.
Let us act in a spirit of humanism and solidarity whenever the poorest of the poor confront calamity and natural disasters—disasters such as those that have recently afflicted Haiti, the Dominican Republic and other Caribbean countries.
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