英语词汇“tram”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	tram
释义	Trends of tram View usage for: tram (træm) Word forms: plural trams countable noun [oft by NOUN] A tram is a public transport vehicle, usually powered by electricity from wires above it, which travels along rails laid in the surface of a street. [mainly British] You can get to the beach easily from the centre of town by tram. regional note: in AM, usually use streetcar tram in British English 1 (træm) noun 1. Also called: tramcar an electrically driven public transport vehicle that runs on rails let into the surface of the road, power usually being taken from an overhead wire US and Canadian names: streetcar, trolley car 2. a small vehicle on rails for carrying loads in a mine; tub Derived forms tramless (ˈtramless) adjective Word origin C16 (in the sense: shaft of a cart): probably from Low German traam beam; compare Old Norse thrömr, Middle Dutch traem beam, tooth of a rake tram in British English 2 (træm) noun 1. machinery a fine adjustment that ensures correct function or alignment verbWord forms: trams, tramming or trammed 2. (transitive) to adjust (a mechanism) to a fine degree of accuracy Word origin C19: short for trammel tram in British English 3 (træm) noun (in weaving) a weft yarn of two or more twisted strands of silk Word origin C17: from French trame, from Latin trāma; related to Latin trāns across, trāmes footpath tram in American English 1 (træm) noun a double, twisted silk thread used as the weft in fine silks and velvets Word origin Fr trame < L trama, the woof tram in American English 2 (træm) noun 1. an open railway car for carrying loads in mines : also ˈtramˌcar 2. the basket or car of an overhead conveyor 3. tramroad 4. British a. a streetcar : in full ˈtramˌcar b. [often pl.] a streetcar line : in full ˈtramˌline verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: trammed or ˈtramming 5. to convey or be conveyed by tram Word origin E dial., shaft, wooden frame for carrying, rail, coal wagon, prob. < LowG traam, a beam tram in American English 3 (træm) noun 1. trammel (sense 6) verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: trammed or ˈtramming 2. to adjust, align, or measure with a trammel (sense 6) Examples of 'tram' in a sentence tram Good metro and tram services make zipping around straightforward. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Passengers were forced to get off the tram after it derailed. Times, Sunday Times (2012) What happened to the tram driver and passengers? The Sun (2010) The crossing is unlit and includes a tram line. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The vehicle was struck in the empty passenger side as the driver attempted to cross the tram lines. The Sun (2016) Use a bus or tram and get off one stop earlier than usual and walk the rest of the way. Lutzner, Dr Helmut Successful Fasting -the easy way to cleanse your body of its poisons (1990) But there's an ancient pub and a successful tram network. Times, Sunday Times (2012) At the end of the tram road, go through a car park. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The Stasi were having to run buses and trams whose drivers had fl ed. Times, Sunday Times (2009) To do this interview he came from a morning meeting on proposals to extend the city's tram network. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Taking the tram through the city is a fantastic way to take in the architecture, both old and new. The Sun (2014) First it was his war flashbacks, then he beat himself up for failing to help save lives during the tram crash. The Sun (2010) The bus and tram service into Manchester was halted as police advised people to stay away from the city centre until further notice. Times, Sunday Times (2011) I'll allow you to ride the tram back down. Times, Sunday Times (2015) But the most surprising shop I found was a short tram ride away. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The Weatherfield Gazette recorded the tram crash on its front page this week. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The dodge has also been seen on Edinburgh's new tram network. Times, Sunday Times (2015) There are schools close by, and you can reach the city centre by tram in 15 minutes. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Ferries remained in port around Greece and its many islands, while rail and tram services were also halted. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Word lists with tram America In other languages tram British English: tram /træm/ NOUN A tram is a public transport vehicle, usually powered by electricity, which travels along rails laid in the surface of a street. You can get to the beach by tram. American English: streetcar Arabic: تَرام Brazilian Portuguese: bonde Chinese: 有轨电车 Croatian: tramvaj Czech: tramvaj Danish: sporvogn Dutch: tram European Spanish: tranvía Finnish: raitiovaunu French: tram German: Straßenbahn Greek: τραμ Italian: tram Japanese: 路面電車 Korean: 전차 Norwegian: sporvogn Polish: tramwaj European Portuguese: carro elétrico Romanian: tramvai Russian: трамвай Latin American Spanish: tranvía Swedish: spårvagn Thai: รถราง Turkish: tramvay Ukrainian: трамвай Vietnamese: tàu điện Chinese translation of 'tram' tram (træm) (Brit) n (c) (also tramcar) 有轨(軌)电(電)车(車) (yǒu guǐ diànchē) (辆(輛), liàng) 美 = streetcar to go by tram 乘有轨(軌)电(電)车(車)去 (chéng yǒu guǐ diànchē qù)
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