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

• In a report submitted by the China Academy of Science to the State Council, experts urged a rethink of the emphasis on massive infrastructure investment, particularly the bullet train expansion programme.
  在中国科学院（CAS）提交给国务院的一份报告中，专家们敦促相关方面进行反思：是否应把重点放在大规模基础设施投资、尤其是放在高铁扩张计划上。
• 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。
• Today, by bullet train, the journey is barely 30 minutes.
  如今，如果乘坐高铁的话，时间仅为30分钟。
• 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。
• 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。
• Hence, it is the hope of Chinese people to put this bullet train, China's booming economy, to get back running at a rational speed and rail.
  故而，中国人十分期待中国经济这列高铁可以回归到理性的速度和轨道。
• He frequently look the bullet train when he was in japan.
  他在日本常搭乘子弹头列车。
• Dave: And in the afternoon, we can take a ride on the bullet train.
  戴夫：下午的时候，我们可以去坐坐子弹列车。
• A British tea planter in India said that the earthquake sounded like a bullet train passed through a tunnel.
  一位在印度境内的英国茶叶种植园主说地震“听起来就像高速火车通过隧道”。
• My wife and I finally escaped from Kunshan on the ultramodern bullet train that whisked us at 200 miles an hour to Shanghai, a serious city of 14 million-plus that sees many more foreigners than Kunshan.
  最后，妻子和我坐上了时速300公里的超现代高速列车，逃离昆山前往上海。这座大城市有1400多万人口，外国人也比昆山多很多。