streetcar
/ˈstriːtkɑː(r)/ (bre, ipa) · [strˈitkˌɑr] /ˈstriːtkɑːr/ (ame, ipa) · [strˈitkˌɑr] /ˈstrēt-ˌkär How to pronounce streetcar (audio)/ (ame, mw)
streetcar — 名詞
- streetcarsingular
- streetcarsplural
1. a passenger car in a city transit system that gets electric power from overhead
路面電車
在城市街道軌道上行駛的電力客車
a passenger car in a city transit system that gets electric power from overhead wires and moves along track built into the street
João caught the streetcar outside the library and rode downtown for class.
João 在圖書館外搭上路面電車,往市中心去上課。
collocation: catch the streetcar
After work, Élise took the streetcar across town to meet her sister.
Élise 下班後搭路面電車穿過城區去見她姊姊。
collocation: take the streetcar across town
The old streetcar rattled past the market as Omar waited at the corner.
老舊的路面電車搖搖晃晃地駛過市場時,Omar 正在街角等車。
On rainy days, Christopher prefers the streetcar because it stops near his office.
下雨天時,Christopher 比較喜歡搭路面電車,因為它停靠在他辦公室附近。
- tram
the usual British and international term for the same vehicle
- trolley
common in North American everyday speech for a similar electric street vehicle
- light rail
usually a newer, larger rail system with longer routes and more dedicated track
文法句型
the streetcar
by streetcar
on the streetcar
take + the + streetcar
用法筆記
Mainly American English. British English usually uses tram for the same kind of vehicle.