地铁的英语单词

地铁的英语单词

　　地铁是铁路运输的一种形式，对该词有两种理解：指在地下运行为主的城市轨道交通系统，即“地下铁道”或“地下铁”的简称。那么你知道地铁的英语单词是什么吗?下面来学习一下吧。

　　地铁英语单词1：

　　underground

　　地铁英语单词2：

　　metro

　　地铁英语单词3：

　　subway

　　地铁的英语例句：

　　他乘地铁穿过伦敦。

　　He crossed London by underground.

　　我们是坐地铁去的。

　　We went by underground.

　　他排队买了一张20便士的地铁车票。

　　He queued up to by his subway ticket of20 penny.

　　我经常乘地铁去上班。

　　I go to work on the tube.

　　大部分地铁车站都张贴有地铁路线图，以方便乘客。

　　Maps showing subway routes are posted at most stations for your convenience.

　　尤其对于深埋地铁车站，如何控制车站列车火灾是地铁设计过程中必需解决的科学问题之一。

　　How to control train fire is one of the important problems which must be resolved.

　　有一些甚至知道怎样搭地铁。

　　Some dogs even know how to take the metro.

　　昨天早晨我在在地铁丢的。

　　I lost it on the underground yesterday morning.

　　虽然修建地铁的

　　Though progress on the subway has not actually stopped.

　　地铁开动时要牢牢拉住皮环。

　　Hang on to the strap when the subway train starts.

　　独自在地铁里等车的女子

　　A woman alone in the underground waiting for a train

　　地铁非常快捷，而且一尘不染。

　　The metro is efficient and spotlessly clean.

　　我深夜不坐地铁。

　　I don't ride the subway late at night.

　　现在旅游者在伦敦乘地铁一点也不困难，因为颜色编码的地图。

　　Travelling on the London underground ( the'tube ') presents few difficulties for visitors because of the clear colour-coded maps.

　　大城市拥有复杂的地铁系统，这是出行最快捷、简便的方式之一。

　　Big cities have the complicated underground railway system which is one of the quickest and easiest ways of getting around.

　　由于地铁行人交叉路的设计得到了改善，乘客在地下换乘会更便捷。

　　Passengers will also be better able to transfer between underground lines as the design of underground pedestrian crossings has been improved.

　　它必须在伦敦地下迷宫般错综复杂的下水道、地铁隧道和地下河道之间开辟出一条道路。

　　It has to be to cut a path between the capital's subterranean maze of sewers, Tube lines and underground rivers.

　　地铁：在美洲和欧洲的很多有大量快速运输系统(地上和地下)的国家。

　　Subway: The list of cities in the Americas and Europe with mass rapid transport systems ( both over and underground) is extensive.

　　谷歌室内地图服务面临的难题是手机信号问题，建筑物的厚墙和天花板导致手机信号减弱，更不要说像东京地铁系统这样的地下建筑了。

　　One issue Google had to overcome with indoor mapping is that it 's hard for a phone to get accurate signals in buildings with thick walls and ceilings& not to mention underground spaces such as the Tokyo subway system.