bullet train

英 [ˈbʊlɪt treɪn]

美 [ˈbʊlɪt treɪn]

n.  (日本载客的)高速列车，子弹列车

牛津词典

noun

• （日本载客的）高速列车，子弹列车
  a Japanese train that carries passengers at high speeds

英英释义

noun

• a high-speed passenger train
  Synonym:bullet

双语例句

• The new trains went into official operation on Friday meaning that now there is a bullet train setting off every one and a half hours.
  周五，新增列车投入了正式运行，这意味着现在每一个半小时就有一趟子弹头列车发车。
• Kyoto can be reached from Tokyo by bullet train.
  从东京出发，可以坐子弹式高速列车到京都。
• Saturday's accident is a head-on blow to our bullet train ambitions.
  周六的事故对我们的高铁梦是一个迎头打击。
• I get on board the bullet train.
  我上子弹列车。
• Is it as fast as the bullet train in Janpan?
  这趟车是不是跟日本的子弹列车一样快？
• The chairman of Central Japan Railway, operator of Japan's busiest bullet train link, has denounced China's high-speed rail industry for "stealing" foreign technology and compromising safety.
  日本最繁忙的子弹头铁路运输干线的运营商、日本中央铁路局的主席谴责中国凭借“窃取”国外技术和允许安全隐患而获得铁路运输行业的快速发展的。
• The bullet train costs$ 72, or one to three weeks'pay for an assembly line worker.
  子弹头列车的票价是72美元，这相当于一个铁路建设工人一周至三周的工资了。
• For Australian businessman Charles Brent, the bullet train marks an end to ghastly road trips.
  据澳大利亚商人查尔斯黑雁说，高速火车标志着不愉快旅行的结束。
• You sat next to me on the bullet train from Kyoto to Tokyo last week.
  上个星期从京都到东京的子弹列车上，你就坐在我隔座。
• Yesterday, the bullet train tickets were among the first to be sold out.
  昨天最早售罄的是动车组的票。