locomotive中文

• n.
  1.火車頭，機車。
  2.〔pl.〕 〔俚語〕腳。
  3.能行動的動物。
  +更多解釋...4.節奏逐漸快起來的集體歡呼。
  短語和例子
  Use your locomotives! 走呀!adj.
  1.運動的，運轉的，移動的。
  2.有運動力的，起推動作用的。
  3.機動的。
  4.〔戲謔語〕旅行的；愛旅行的。
  短語和例子
  a locomotive person 〔戲謔語〕常常旅行的人。 in these locomotive days 在當今旅行方便的時代中。

• accumulator locomotive:    蓄電池機車; 蓄電池牽引機車; 蓄電 ...
• adhesion locomotive:    加附機車
• adhesion of a locomotive:    機車附著作用

例句與用法

1. He saw the locomotive bearing down on him .
   他看見火車頭向他壓來。
2. The wheels were set further back on the original locomotive .
   車輪安裝得比原來機車的更靠后些。
3. Through the tumult the locomotives whistled and hissed .
   一片嘈雜聲中火車頭拉響汽笛，發出呼哧呼哧的聲音。
4. The 5-ft driving wheels looked just like those of the ordinary locomotive except for the tyres .
   5英尺的主動輪除輪箍外，幾乎與普通機車一樣。
5. The first locomotive that tried to cross the lake fell through the ice and plunged to the bottom .
   當年試行通過的第一輛機車，就因為湖冰坍陷沉入湖底。

英文釋義

名詞

1. a wheeled vehicle consisting of a self-propelled engine that is used to draw trains along railway tracks
   同義詞：engine, locomotive engine, railway locomotive

形容詞

1. of or relating to locomotion
   同義詞：locomotor

百科釋義

A locomotive or engine is a railway vehicle that provides the motive power for a train. The word originates from the Latin loco ? "from a place", ablative of locus, "place" + Medieval Latin motivus, "causing motion", and is a shortened form of the term locomotive engine, first used in the early 19th century to distinguish between mobile and stationary steam engines.