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我们决定立刻去火车站。 | We determined to go to the railway station at once. |
他带这个人走过街道到火车站。 | He guided the man through the streets to the railway station. |
那辆火车三点钟准时到达。 | The train arrived on the dot of three o'clock. |
他的火车头模型缺了一个零件. | He lost one of the pieces of his model engine. |
如果我赶不上火车,那也没关系。 | It doesn't matter if I miss my train. |
如果我现在不走,就赶不上火车了。 | If I don't go now, I will miss the train. |
乘客们拥挤在火车站上等候乘车。 | Passengers thronged the station waiting for their trains. |
她从火车窗口里伸出手挥动手帕道别。 | She fluttered her handkerchief from the train window as a good-bye. |
开往北京的火车将于半小时后从三站台开出。 | The train to Beijing will depart from platform 3 in half an hour. |
他们把火车的车厢连接好。 | They coupled the carriages of the train together. |
你拿到火车票了吗? | Have you got your train ticket? |
你看到火车站对面的房子了吗? | Have you seen the house opposite the railway station? |
你能告诉我去火车站最近的路吗? | Can you tell me the nearest way to the railway station? |
记住, 火车半夜离开。 | Please bear in mind that the train leaves at midnight. |
火车及时到达了。 | The train arrived betimes. |
我们几乎来不及赶火车. | We barely had time to catch the train. |
五岁以下的儿童乘火车通常免费。 | Children under five usually travel free on trains. |
查一下火车时刻表中下一趟车的时间. | Look up the time of the next train in the timetable. |
当我们快到车站时,火车减慢了速度。 | The train slackened speed as we approached the station. |
我们很早就动身去车站以便赶上头班火车。 | We left for the station so early as to catch the first train. |
运费中不包括火车站至轮船码头之间的运输费用。 | Fares do not include conveyance between railway stations and steamer piers. |
我不可能及时赶到会场,除非我赶上了较找的一班火车。 | I couldn't have got to the meeting on time -- unless I had caught an earlier train. |
这列火车半夜出轨了。 | The train wrecked at midnight. |
我不幸错过了末班火车。 | Unfortunately, I missed the last train. |
乘火车的旅客要长时间受阻. | There will be prolonged delays for rail travellers. |
火车隆隆地驶出郊区。 | The train whooped out through the suburbs. |
这些火车头在1940年以前一直在大西部铁路线上运行. | These locomotives ran on Great Western Railway metals until 1940. |
我快跑为的是要赶上火车。 | I run fast so that I may catch the train. |
当一行人到达月台上时,火车正从车站开出。 | The train was pulled out as the party arrived on the platform. |
他今早睡过了头,所以这会儿他千方百计要赶上那班火车。 | He overslept this morning, so now he is trying to rush for his train. |
火车缓缓地开动了。 | Slowly the train began to move. |
火车缓缓地进站。 | The train slowly came to the station. |
火车上挤得我都喘不过气来。 | There was such a crush on the train that I could hardly breathe. |
路警吹响了哨子,火车就开动了。 | The guard blew his whistle, and the train moved off. |
我带上一些轻松的读物乘火车时消遣. | I took some light reading (eg a thriller) for the train journey. |
这列火车上有餐车吗? | Be there a restaurant car on the train? |
这列火车是否直达伦敦? | Does this train go right through to London? |
你有很多供火车旅行时阅读的读物吗? | Have you a good supply of reading matter for the train journey? |
假如我们只留五分钟的时间赶火车, 那麽我们卡的时间就太紧了. | If we only allow five minutes for catching our train, we'll be cutting it too fine. |
昨天一位男子在火车上胡作非为—他打伤了两名铁路员工,砸碎了几扇车厢窗户。 | A man ran amok in the train yesterday—he struck two railway staff and smashed several carriage windows. |
一个过时的火车机车 | An obsolete locomotive. |
我知道火车已经停了,但我觉得火车在倒退。 | I knew the train had stopped, but I had the sensation that it was moving backwards. |
火车仍在视线内。 | The train is still in sight. |
我用这张通行证坐火车半价. | This pass enables me to travel half-price on trains. |
你忽略了火车或许迟到的可能性。 | You left out the possibility that the train might be late. |
平常的地下火车接近车站时,发出的声音可能是最大声的喷射机的两倍。 | An ordinary subway train, approaching the station, can be twice as loud as the loudest jet. |
火车受到游击队的袭击。 | The train is attacked by guerilla. |
失事的火车横在铁轨上. | The wrecked train lay aslant the track. |
玩具火车的客车车厢用专门的挂钩挂上了机车。 | The carriages of the toy train lock onto the toy train with a special hook. |
一群强盗抢劫了火车。 | A band of robbers held up the train. |
火车误点,使你无法赴宴会了。 | The train kept you from going to the party. |
火车时刻编排得可与渡轮运行时刻衔接. | The train is timed to connect with the ferry. |
火车一开, 一阵凉风吹来, 我们顿感凉爽. | As the train began to move a pleasant draught cooled us all down. |
突然火车轰隆隆地驶入一个隧道,四周的一切都漆黑一团。 | Suddenly the train roared into a tunnel and everything was black. |
火车中的侍者,服务员火车上的卧铺车厢或特等豪华客车中服务于旅客的雇员 | A railroad employee who waits on passengers in a sleeping car or parlor car. |
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