subways

英 [ˈsʌbweɪz]

美 [ˈsʌˌbweɪz]

n.  地下铁道; 地铁交通; (穿越马路等的)地下人行道
subway的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 地铁
  Asubwayis an underground railway.
  1. ...the Bay Area Rapid Transit subway system...
     旧金山海湾地区地铁捷运系统
  2. I don't ride the subway late at night.
     我深夜不坐地铁。

in BRIT, usually 英国英语通常用 underground, tube


• N-COUNT (穿越马路、铁路的)地下通道，地下人行道
  Asubwayis a passage underneath a busy road or a railway track for people to walk through.
  1. The majority of us feel worried if we walk through a subway.
     大多数人在走地下通道时都感到害怕。

in AM, use 美国英语用 underpass

双语例句

• You know the subways where you work?
  你知道那个你工作过的地铁站？
• Subways and buses resumed limited service Thursday after a four-day shutdown.
  桑迪飓风过后，关闭四天的纽约地铁和公车系统部分恢复运营。
• Subways and light rails are limited because their stations cannot cover everey part of a city.
  地铁和轻轨有局限性，因为它们的站点不可能覆盖城市的每个地方。
• Edison's experiments with electrified train tracks led to the creation of subways.
  爱迪生所进行的电气化火车铁轨的实验导致了地下铁道的创建。
• A terminal where subways load and unload passengers.
  地铁装卸乘客的终点站。
• Taking public transportation such as buses and subways and driving less
  尽量多乘坐公交车和地铁，少开车
• More buses and metros or subways.
  在美国，通常有更多的公共汽车和地铁。
• B More buses and subways mean less cars.
  B更多公共汽车和地铁轨道就等于更少量的私家汽车。
• Not much, Cars can also, the relatively low in many cities have subways.
  不多。小汽车还可以，地铁相对很少，很多城市还没有地铁。
• Buses, Subways, Commuter Trains
  公共汽车、地下铁路和上下班火车