There was also a practical reason, in a way, for Roosevelt to build this depository.

在某种程度上，罗斯福建立这个存是有实际原因的。

The bullion depository at Fort Knox was built to be an " impregnable fortress."

诺克斯堡的银存被建造成一座“坚不可摧的堡垒” 。

The depository building is a two-level, or two-story, building that's made of steel and concrete.

存大楼是一座两层或两层楼的建筑，由钢筋和凝土制成。

Fort Knox is officially called the " United States Bullion Depository."

诺克斯堡的正式名称是“美国银存” 。

So, a " bullion depository" is a place where you would keep the bullion, either silver or gold.

因此，“条存”是您存条（白银或黄）的地方。

The bullion depository was built by President Franklin D. Roosevelt as part of his " New Deal" policies.

作为其“新政”政策的一，条存由富兰克林·D·罗斯福总统建造。

Flights continued to be cancelled in the days following the opening and up to 28,000 bags have now had to be placed in temporary storage.

接下来的几天陆续有航班被取消，目前有28,000个行李包裹不得不被到临时存。

Though still technically the nation’s only nuclear waste depository, Yucca Mountain remains empty—or, technically it’s full of mountain, but you know what I mean.

虽然从技术上讲仍然是美国唯一的核废料存， 但尤卡山仍然是空的——或者，从技术上讲， 它到都是山， 但你明白我的意思。