请把下面的汉语翻译成英文：
几十年前，仍对大萧条心有余悸的美国人也曾是储蓄大户。不过，婴儿潮一代人没有经历过大萧条，在信用卡催生的“为什么等待、现在就消费”文化的诱惑下，走上了疯狂消费之路。
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昨天《每日一句汉译英》英语原文：
请把下面的汉语翻译成英文：
《游客文摘》近日评选出全球十大“美女之都”，乌克兰基辅“毫无疑问地傲居榜首”。
这份网络杂志在谈到基辅的美女时说：“基辅之游真的太诱人了，很难相信世界上还有这样漂亮的美女。”
英语原文：
Travelers Digest's Top Ten Cities With The Most Beautiful Woman says Kiev is 'without a doubt, home to the world’s most beautiful women'.
In praising its population the online magazine notes: 'A visit to Kiev is truly awe-inducing and it’s almost hard to believe that women this beautiful even exist.’
1awe/ˈɑ:/ noun
[singular] : a strong feeling of fear or respect and also wonder
▪ It was a sight that filled me with awe and reverence.
▪ a person who inspires feelings of awe in others
▪ an awe-inspiring sight— often used after in
▪ We watched in awe as the building collapsed.
▪ They stared in awe at their hero.— often used in the phrase in awe of
▪ She is still in awe of her teacher.
▪ I stand in awe of their courage.
in·duce /ɪnˈdu:s, Brit ɪnˈdju:s/ verb
in·duc·es; in·duced; in·duc·ing
[+ obj]
1: somewhat formal: to cause (someone or something) to do something
▪ The advertisement is meant to induce people to eat more fruit
.▪ No one knows what induced him to leave.
2: to cause (something) to happen or exist
▪ medication to induce vomiting
▪ Her illness was induced by overwork
▪ drug-induced sleep
▪ a stress-induced illness
3: medical: to give (a pregnant woman) special medicine in order to make her give birth
▪ The mother was induced. : to cause (labor or birth) to begin by giving special drugs to a pregnant woman
▪ They will induce labor to avoid complications.
— in·duc·ernoun, plural in·duc·ers [count] technical
▪ He uses the herb as a sleep inducer
