车zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chǔ cún wǔ qì hé dàn yào de cāng kù（ zài zhàn chuán shàng de chē xiāng）。
    a store house (as a compartment on a warship) where weapons and ammunition are stored.
  • běn gǎng de yī xiē shāng yè ／ zhù zhái dà shà， yǐ jí lù tiān dì fāng， yě shè yòu sī yíng de duō céng gōng zhòng tíng chē chǎng huò lù tiān gōng zhòng tíng chē chǎng， tí gōng chāo guò 156000 gè bó chē wèi。
    Private sector multi-storey and open-air public carparks in commercial/residential buildings and open-air lots provide more than 156000 parking spaces.
  • wán jù kǎ chē ； wán jù lú； wán jù mù xiāng
    A toy truck; a toy stove; a toy chest.
  • gōng gòng qì chē hái méi kāi lái， tā jiāo lǜ bù 'ān， wéi kǒng chí dào。
    The bus has not come, and he is in a stow, for fear he will be late.
  • jiǎo dèng chē yī zhǒng qí chē shí yòng shuāng jiǎo cǎi tà tuī dòng chē qián jìn de zǎo qī zì xíng chē
    An early bicycle propelled by pushing the feet along the ground while straddling the vehicle.
  • xiǎo qì chē yī zhí kāi guò zhè tiáo lù。
    The car went straight down the road.
  • nà liàng lǜ kǎ chē zài zhí lù shàng chāo guò liǎo wǒ
    The green car caught me on the straightaway.
  • wǒ men zhěng zhěng yī yè bèi kùn zài qì chē lǐ， rán 'ér zuì zāo gāo de shì， wǒ men méi yòu chī hē de dōng xī。
    We were stranded in the car all night and the worst of it was that we didn't have anything to eat or drink.
  • " mò shēng rén kàn liǎo kàn wǒ , rán hòu jiù kāi chē lí kāi liǎo yínháng yī jù huà yě méi yòu shuō。 "
    The stranger looked at me for a few minutes and then drove away from the bank without a word.
  • tā yòng dài zǐ bǎ bāo kǔn zài zì xíng chē shàng。
    He strapped the bag onto his bicycle.
  • zài dì tiě huò gōng gòng qì chē shàng zhàn lì zháojǐn wò xuán guà de pí dài lái zhī chí shēn tǐ de chéng kè。
    a standing subway or bus passenger who grips a hanging strap for support.
  • tā bǎ shū kǔn dào liǎo zì xíng chē shàng。
    He strapped his books to his bicycle.
  • yīnggāi yòng pí dài bǎ xiǎo hái zǐ xì dào zhuān yòng qì chē zuò yǐ lǐ。
    A small child shall be strapped into a special car seat.
  • yīnggāi yòng pí dài bǎ xiǎo hái zǐ xì dào zhuān yòng qì chē zuò yǐ lǐ
    A small child should be strapped into a special car seat
  • suǒ yòu de xíng lǐ dū kǔn hǎo zhèng zhǔn bèi yùn wǎng chē zhàn。
    All the luggage was strapped up and waiting to go to the station.
  • wǒ de mù guāng zhuànxiàng chē hòu yòng dài zǐ shù zhù de yī liàng xiǎo lún yǐ。
    My glance turned to a small wheelchair strapped to the back of the van.
  • rén cháo cóng huǒ chē zhàn yǒng chū。
    Streams of people were coming out of the railway station.
  • rén men yǒng chū liǎo chē zhàn .
    People were streaming out of the station.
  • zhè zhǒng qì chē de zhí dé chēng dào de yōu diǎn zhī yī shì tā nà liú xiàn xíng de wài xíng。
    The streamlined shape of the car was one of its talking points.
  • rú zài shì qū diàn chē huò gōng chē shàng zhǎo gěi gù kè de líng qián
    The fare charged a passenger, as on a streetcar or bus.
  • zhè zuò chéng shì yǐ jīng bǎ jiù de diàn chē guǐ dào chāi chú liǎo。
    The city has taken the old streetcar tracks up.
  • zhè tàng diàn chē duō cháng shí jiān páo yī tàng？
    How often does the streetcar run?
  • wǒ xiǎng dā diàn chē qù。
    I want to go by streetcar.
  • wǒ dā chéng diàn chē zài gǎi chéng gōng gòng qì chē 。
    I took the streetcar and transferred to the bus.
  • chéng zuò gōng gòng qì chē huò yòu guǐ diàn chē de fèi yòng。
    the fare charged for riding a bus or streetcar.
  • yòng mǎ tuō dòng de zǎo qī de jiē dào chē de xíng zhuàng。
    an early form of streetcar that was drawn by horses.
  • chē cháng huǒ chē ， qì chē huò diàn chē de guǎn lǐ yuán
    One who is in charge of a railroad train, bus, or streetcar.
  • wǒ zài qīng pén dà yǔ zhōng xià liǎo chē ， gǎn jī bù jìn dì dǎ kāi nà bǎ sǎn zhē yǔ。
    I got off the streetcar in a downpour and thankfully opened the umbrella to protect myself.
  • nǐ bù xìn， wǒ lián huí qù dā diàn chē de qián dōuméi yòu， lái de shí hòu yě shì páo lù de。 ”
    Believe me, I can't even afford the streetcar fare going back home. I came here on foot."
  • wǒ xià liǎo diàn chē yī lù zǒu huí jiā， kōng zhōng mí màn zhe shèng dàn jié de huān lè qì fēn。
    The air was full of the sound of Christmas merriment as I walked from the streetcar to my small apartment.
  • rú guǒ wǒ men dā shàng yī liàng yòu guǐ diàn chē ， wǎng sì zhōu kàn kàn， wǒ men zhǐ néng kàn dào wǔ huā bā mén de guǎng gào zhāo tiē。
    If we look around when we get into a streetcar, we will see nothing but advertisements of all sorts and kinds.
  • yī jiǔ wǔ líng nián de xià tiān , jīng guò shí nián de chén jì , fèi wén lì lí kāi liǎo yīng gé lán , lái dào hǎo lāi wù , kāi shǐ pāi shè diàn yǐng《 yù wàng hào jiē chē 》。
    In the summer of l950,Vivien left England to return to Hollywood after nearly a decade absence,and began work on the film version of A StreetCar Named Desire.