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wag.onBr and Aus wag.gon 5wAg7Enn [C]a vehicle with four wheels, which must be pulled or pushed and can vary in size and use四轮货运马车(或骡车、牛车等)In America, children often pull around toy wagons.在美国，孩子们常常拉着玩具马车。The first white settlers journeyed across America in covered wagons pulled by horses, often long lines of them forming wagon trains.最初的白人定居者乘着马拉的篷车穿越美洲大地，常常形成一行行长长的马车队伍。(Br and Aus) A wagon (Am freight car) is also a large wheeled container for transporting goods, that is pulled by a train.(铁路)货车an open wagon敞篷货车The locomotive was pulling a line of goods wagons.火车头在牵引着一长列货车。(infml) If you are on the wagon, you have decided not to drink any alcohol for a period of time.<口>戒酒He was on the wagon for ten years, when he was living in Connecticut.住在康涅狄格期间，他戒了10年的酒。When her husband died, she fell off the wagon (= started drinking alcohol, after a period when she had drunk none).自从她丈夫去世后，她又开酒戒了。(Br) A wagon-lit is a sleeping car.(火车)卧车 [SLEEP , ][BANDWAGON]
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