streetcar

英 [ˈstriːtkɑː(r)]

美 [ˈstriːtkɑːr]

n. 有轨电车

COCA.15745

柯林斯词典

有轨电车
Astreetcaris an electric vehicle for carrying people which travels on rails in the streets of a town.

in AM, use 美国英语用 tram

noun

a wheeled vehicle that runs on rails and is propelled by electricity
Synonym:tramtramcartrolleytrolley car

Shanghai's first modern streetcar line began operation on Jan1,2010.
2010年1月1日，上海首条现代化有轨电车线路开始运营。
The city has taken the old streetcar tracks up.
这座城市已经把旧的电车轨道拆除了。
On the Tragic Origin of Blanche in A Streetcar Named Desire
《欲望号街车》中布兰琪的悲剧根源
An early form of streetcar that was drawn by horses.
用马拖动的早期的街道车的形状。
You're hopping the streetcar named desire with booth?
你正和booth坐在欲望号街车上？
Does this streetcar go to chicago?
这辆电车去芝加哥吗？
It's the trip by streetcar.
那是一次路面电车的旅行。
You can't walk home from the streetcar alone.
你不能独自一人从电车站走回家。
Streetcar Named Desire explores the basic relationship of man and woman in the human society.
《欲望号街车》探讨了人类社会中存在的最基本的关系，即男人与女人之间的关系。
From the past right until today the streetcar or tram, whatever you prefer, has been one of the most important urban transport systems.
从至今的电车或有轨电车，无论你喜欢过去的权利，一直是最重要的城市交通系统之一。