trams

英 [træmz]

美 [træmz]

n.  有轨电车
tram的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 有轨电车
  Atramis a public transport vehicle, usually powered by electricity from wires above it, which travels along rails laid in the surface of a street.
  1. You can get to the beach easily from the centre of town by tram.
     你从市中心乘有轨电车到海滩会很方便。

in AM, usually use 美国英语通常用 streetcar

双语例句

• Trams have been supplied to entice them out of their cars.
  有轨电车已投入使用，意在引导人们减少使用私家车。
• The owner planted flower in trams as a fence.
  成列的台车中种满花卉做为围墙。
• Trams belong in a museum of transport history, not the streets of modern cities.
  有轨电车应该呆在交通历史博物馆里，而非现代城市的街道上。
• The track on which trams or streetcars run.
  一种有轨电车或路面电车在上面行进的轨道。
• It occurred to my uncle that trams slipping on rails and ferries sailing across the strait where seagulls flew would be needed badly.
  我叔叔就想到，在轨道上滑行的电车和在有海鸥飞翔地海峡中航行的渡轮将会极其需要。
• Trams travel back and forth along the city's grid, and cycling is a common way to travel between suburbs.
  电车在城市的网格状道路上来回穿梭，骑自行车是在市郊之间很常见的出行方式。
• Since 1904, trams have been running from East to West of Hong Kong Island.
  早在1904年起，香港电车已穿梭香港岛东西行走。
• Trams are being replaced by the buses.
  电车正在被公共汽车所代替。
• Cars, bicycles, buses, trams, and trains all beckon.
  汽车、自行车、公交车、电车和火车，这些都更吸引人。
• He economized by using trams instead of taking taxis.
  他改乘电车而不乘出租汽车以节省钱。