英语词汇“subway”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	subway
释义	Trends of subway View usage for: subway (sʌbweɪ) Word forms: plural subways 1. countable noun [oft NOUN noun, oft by NOUN] A subway is an underground railway. [mainly US] ...the Bay Area Rapid Transit subway system. I don't ride the subway late at night. regional note: in BRIT, use underground, tube Synonyms: underground, tube [British, informal], metro, underground railway More Synonyms of subway 2. countable noun A subway is a passage underneath a busy road or a railway track for people to walk through. [British] The majority of us feel worried if we walk through a subway. regional note: in AM, use underpass Synonyms: underpass, tunnel, underground passage, pedestrian tunnel More Synonyms of subway subway in British English (ˈsʌbˌweɪ) noun 1. British an underground passage or tunnel enabling pedestrians to cross a road, railway, etc 2. an underground passage or tunnel for traffic, electric power supplies, etc 3. mainly US and Canadian an underground railway subway in American English (ˈsʌbˌweɪ) noun 1. a. an underground way or passage b. Chiefly British an underpass for pedestrians 2. US an underground, metropolitan electric railway or the tunnel through which it runs Examples of 'subway' in a sentence subway Take the subway and see for yourself that he was right then and right now. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Also the long subway ride from his dorm and back was getting to him. Times, Sunday Times (2008) He lived on the streets and in subway cars for two years. Christianity Today (2000) It has built three new subway lines and an airport link. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Somewhere down there, part of the subway system or the power grid is working. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Take a subway - most of us do. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Short poems by British writers are sprinkled throughout the subway cars in place of ads for laxatives. Goddard, Stephen B. Getting There: The Epic Struggle between Road and Rail in the American Century (1994) Land was reclaimed from the sea; subway lines and bridges were built. Times, Sunday Times (2012) After our walk we take the subway into Manhattan for an intervention or a rehearsal or a show. Times, Sunday Times (2006) I remember running for my life down a subway tunnel at one point. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The subway system and major routes in and out of Manhattan were also out of action after being flooded. The Sun (2012) The automobile and urban rail and subway systems enabled cities to expand outward, by permitting increased separation between home and workplace. Appelbaum, Richard P. Sociology (1995) The New York subway system may not be operational until the end of the week. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Take the Tokyo subway system. Times, Sunday Times (2007) But parts of some New York subway lines were working again. The Sun (2012) The New York subway and transit system was closed last night for only the second time in its history. Times, Sunday Times (2012) By yesterday morning most of the city had its power back and formerly flooded subway tunnels between Brooklyn and Manhattan were preparing to reopen. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Today I take my first subway ride in 30 years. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In other languages subway British English: subway /ˈsʌbˌweɪ/ NOUN A subway is a passage for pedestrians underneath a busy road. American English: underpass Arabic: مـَمَرٌّ تـَحْتَ الطَّرِيق Brazilian Portuguese: passagem subterrânea para pedestres Chinese: 地下人行通道 Croatian: podzemna željeznica Czech: podchod Danish: undergrundsbane Dutch: ondergrondse metro European Spanish: metro transporte Finnish: alikulkutunneli French: passage souterrain German: Unterführung Greek: υπόγειος σιδηρόδρομος Italian: metropolitana Japanese: 地下道 Korean: 지하철 Norwegian: fotgjengerundergang Polish: przejście podziemne European Portuguese: passagem subterrânea para peões Romanian: metrou Russian: тоннель Latin American Spanish: metro tren subterráneo Swedish: tunnelbana Thai: รถไฟใต้ดิน Turkish: altgeçit Ukrainian: підземний перехід Vietnamese: đường ngầm Chinese translation of 'subway' subway (ˈsʌbweɪ) n (c) (US, = underground railway) 地铁(鐵) (dìtiě) (条(條), tiáo) 英 = underground (Brit, = underpass) 地下通道 (dìxià tōngdào) 美 = underpass 1 (noun) in the sense of underground Definition an underground railway I don't ride the subway late at night. Synonyms underground tube (British, informal) metro Included in the package is an open-top bus ticket, a two-day metro pass, and a boat trip. underground railway 2 (noun) in the sense of underpass Definition an underground passage for pedestrians to cross a road or railway The majority of us feel worried if we walk through a subway. Synonyms underpass tunnel two new railway tunnels through the Alps underground passage pedestrian tunnel Additional synonyms in the sense of metro Definition an urban, usually underground, railway system in certain cities, such as Paris Included in the package is an open-top bus ticket, a two-day metro pass, and a boat trip. Synonyms underground, tube, subway in the sense of tunnel Definition any passage or channel through or under something two new railway tunnels through the Alps Synonyms passage, underpass, passageway, subway, channel, hole, shaft Nearby words of subway subversion subversive subvert subway succeed succeeding success Synonyms of 'subway' subway Explore 'subway' in the dictionary
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