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train-mile
美 [treɪn maɪl]

  • n. 列车行驶英里(用作计算票价单位)

专业释义

  • 列车理

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  • However, a law in the 19th century forced railway companies to run one cheap train a day which stopped at every station and cost only a penny a mile.

    然而,19世纪的一项法律强制铁路公司每天开一趟便宜的火车,这种火车在每个车站都停,每英里只花一便士。

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  • The train operates the 2,400-mile round trip once a week.

    这列火车每周进行一次2400英里的往返旅行。

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  • For someone just starting to train for a 5k, this might be 1 mile on Tuesday, 2 miles on Thursday, 1 mile on Friday and 3 miles on Sunday.

    对一个刚开始练习跑5公里的人来说,可能对应为周二1英里,周四2英里,周五1英里,周日3英里。

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  • The 220-mile train trip from New York to Boston, for instance, emits the same amount of CO2 as is stored in 2.5 cubic feet of mangrove forests.

    BBC: How big is your carbon footprint?

  • For example, public transport is expensive: a one-way ten-kilometre (six-mile) train ride from suburban Oslo into the city costs NKr26, which is twice as much as the road toll.

    ECONOMIST: Excessive

  • Much of the work is expected to be carried out at night, with a so-called factory train laying a mile of new track and cables every night once construction is underway.

    BBC: Electrification of Swansea to London trains 'by 2018'

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