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

main line1

noun

1A chief railway line: [as modifier]: a main-line station...

The Alcan company shipped its bauxite from Port Esquiville, a short distance from Bodies, utilising the existing main-line railway.
At the same time, 24 major projects were successfully achieved and BR became the only profitable main-line railway in Europe.
Virgin main-line trains made additional stops, too.

1.1North American A chief road or street.This applied particularly to the main lines of turnpike road constructed before 1811....

Each main line busway passenger must pay Rp 2,500 for a one-way trip.
At first I was riding the main line through the braking bumps, and the suspension, as always, was still super smooth.

2 informal A principal vein as a site for a drug injection.

verb

(mainline) [with object] informal Inject (a drug) intravenously: Mariella mainlines cocaine five times a day [no object]: he started mainlining on heroin...

Her performance electrifies the story of the model who died of the virus she probably picked up by mainlining heroin.
It begins with the great detective, Sherlock Holmes, mainlining on a 7% solution of cocaine.
She had mainlined morphine, but never more than 10 cc.

Derivatives

mainliner

/ˈmeɪnlʌɪnə

/ noun ...

Except for age, there are significant differences between mainliners and fundamentalists on all independent variables.
But the mainliners are quiet - and their numbers are diminishing so fast, they're not sure they'd be heard if they screamed.
Most mainliners do not view modern culture as inherently inimical to religious belief.

Main Line2

A popular name for a series of affluent suburbs west of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania, along the old Pennsylvania Railroad main line.

单词	main line
释义	main line1 noun 1A chief railway line: [as modifier]: a main-line station... The Alcan company shipped its bauxite from Port Esquiville, a short distance from Bodies, utilising the existing main-line railway. At the same time, 24 major projects were successfully achieved and BR became the only profitable main-line railway in Europe. Virgin main-line trains made additional stops, too. 1.1North American A chief road or street.This applied particularly to the main lines of turnpike road constructed before 1811.... Each main line busway passenger must pay Rp 2,500 for a one-way trip. At first I was riding the main line through the braking bumps, and the suspension, as always, was still super smooth. 2 informal A principal vein as a site for a drug injection. verb (mainline) [with object] informal Inject (a drug) intravenously: Mariella mainlines cocaine five times a day [no object]: he started mainlining on heroin... Her performance electrifies the story of the model who died of the virus she probably picked up by mainlining heroin. It begins with the great detective, Sherlock Holmes, mainlining on a 7% solution of cocaine. She had mainlined morphine, but never more than 10 cc. Derivatives mainliner /ˈmeɪnlʌɪnə / noun ... Except for age, there are significant differences between mainliners and fundamentalists on all independent variables. But the mainliners are quiet - and their numbers are diminishing so fast, they're not sure they'd be heard if they screamed. Most mainliners do not view modern culture as inherently inimical to religious belief. Main Line2 A popular name for a series of affluent suburbs west of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania, along the old Pennsylvania Railroad main line.
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