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

• The reports said traffic Taipei's subways and the island's high speed railroad was suspended.
  报道说台北的地铁交通和台湾高速铁路中断。
• 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。
• We can resort to public transportations like buses and subways instead of taxis or private cars.
  我们在出行时可利用公交车或地铁等公共交通，而放弃出租车或私家车。
• The mass construction of subways, bridges and highways is already on its way in major cities.
  在国内的主要城市中，大规模的地铁、桥梁以及高速公路建设已经破土动工。
• The subways and buses were idle.
  地铁和公交都已经停运。
• Cars, buses and subways have taken the place of bicycles in the urban areas.
  在城市里，汽车、共汽车和地铁已经取代了自行车。
• The outreach of buses and subways is still limited, but with a car, I can go everywhere.
  公共汽车和地铁所能到达的地方是有限的，可是如果我有了车，去哪儿都可以。
• The trains and subways in Tokyo serve thousands of commuters everday.
  东京的火车和地铁每天都接送成千上万的人上下班。
• 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。
• A terminal where subways load and unload passengers.
  地铁装卸乘客的终点站。