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

• Taking trains and trams in Berlin, I noticed: people reading.
  在柏林乘坐火车和电车时，我注意到人们都在看书。
• They wanted students to drive the trams.
  他们想找学生驾驶电车。
• 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。
• 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。
• Trams were phased out because they were inferior to buses as a means of public transport.
  有轨电车退出历史舞台，是因为作为一种公共交通工具，它比不上公共汽车。
• And cars, buses and trams Move along slowly In big traffic jams.
  和小汽车，公共汽车和有轨电车在大的交通堵塞过程中缓慢地向前走。
• Trains, trams and people go by in their busy-being-busy way while you glide down 400m of river, past sun decks and volleyball pitches, the buildings of the city rising up all around.
  火车、有轨电车和人流繁忙的来来往往，而你，却畅游在400米的河道浴场中，游过阳光露台和排球场，城市建筑在你四周拔地而起。
• Trams are crowded. I never go on them.
  电车很挤，我从来都不坐电机。
• 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。
• That trams and buses have already begun to disturb the silence.
  电车与公共汽车，早已打破寂静。