driverless
/ˈdraɪvələs/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈdraɪvərləs/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈdrīvə(r)lə̇s/ (ame, mw)
driverless — 形容詞
- driverlesspositive
- more driverlesscomparative
- most driverlesssuperlative
1. describes a car, bus, or other road vehicle that uses cameras and computer syste
無人駕駛
車輛無需人類駕駛員操作
describes a car, bus, or other road vehicle that uses cameras and computer systems to steer, slow down, and follow roads without the help of a human driver
The city introduced a fleet of driverless buses that connect the train station with the university campus.
該市引進了一支無人駕駛巴士車隊,往返於火車站和大學校園之間。
fleet of driverless buses: collective noun + vehicle type collocation
Wei felt nervous riding in a driverless taxi, but the car handled the busy traffic without any problems.
Wei 第一次搭乘無人駕駛計程車時感到緊張,但車輛順利應對了繁忙的交通。
Fatima works for a company that builds driverless delivery vans for bringing food to customers.
Fatima 在一家製造無人駕駛送貨車的公司工作,這些車輛用於將食物送到顧客手中。
Ananya read that driverless trucks could make long-distance shipping cheaper and safer.
Ananya 讀到,無人駕駛卡車可能讓長途運輸變得更便宜、更安全。
Kenji's neighborhood will soon have a driverless shuttle that takes people to the subway station.
Kenji 住的社區很快就會有一輛無人駕駛接駁車,載送民眾到地鐵站。
- self-driving
more common in everyday conversation about cars; less technical than 'driverless'
- autonomous
broader term covering any system that makes its own decisions, not just road vehicles
- unmanned
preferred for aircraft, spacecraft, or military vehicles without a crew
- manned
requires a human operator on board; used for vehicles and missions
文法句型
driverless + noun (vehicle type)
be + driverless
用法筆記
Most often used before a noun to name a type of vehicle (driverless car, driverless bus). Also appears after linking verbs: 'the shuttle went driverless.' Avoid using 'driverless' for aircraft or boats — use 'unmanned' or 'autonomous' instead.