英语词汇railroad怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ railroad /ˈreɪlˌroʊd/ noun

plural railroads

¹ railroad

/ˈreɪlˌroʊd/

noun

plural railroads

Learner's definition of RAILROAD

[count] US

: a system of tracks on which trains travel铁路轨道

a transcontinental railroad [=(chiefly Brit) railway]贯穿大陆的铁路

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

a railroad station火车站
railroad cars/workers/travel火车车厢；铁路工人；乘火车旅行

: a company that owns and operates trains铁路公司

an employee of the railroad [=(chiefly Brit) railway]铁路公司的雇员

² railroad /ˈreɪlˌroʊd/ verb

railroads; railroaded; railroading

² railroad

/ˈreɪlˌroʊd/

verb

railroads; railroaded; railroading

Learner's definition of RAILROAD

[+ object]

: to force (something) to be officially approved or accepted without much discussion or thought迫使…草率通过

a controversial law that is being railroaded through Congress国会不得已正要草草通过的颇具争议的法案
a bill that was railroaded into law不得已而草率通过立法的提案

US : to convict (someone) of a crime unfairly不公正地给…定罪

They claim she was railroaded.他们声称对她的定罪有失公正。

: to force (someone) into doing something quickly or without enough information迫使…仓促行事 — usually + into

He railroaded her into signing the contract.他迫使她仓促签署了合同。
She's trying to railroad us into buying the house.她正竭力迫使我们匆匆买下那幢房子。

— railroader

noun, plural railroaders US [count]

He worked as a railroader [=a person who works for a railroad company] all his life.他当了一辈子的铁路工人。

— railroading

noun [noncount]

the history of railroading [=of trains, railroads, the people who work on them, etc.]铁路史

单词	railroad
释义	railroad (verb) railroad 3 ENTRIES FOUND: railroad (noun) railroad (verb) railroad crossing (noun) ¹ railroad /ˈreɪlˌroʊd/ noun plural railroads ¹ railroad /ˈreɪlˌroʊd/ noun plural railroads Learner's definition of RAILROAD [count] US 1 : a system of tracks on which trains travel铁路轨道 a transcontinental railroad [=(chiefly Brit) railway]贯穿大陆的铁路 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 a railroad station火车站 railroad cars/workers/travel火车车厢；铁路工人；乘火车旅行 2 : a company that owns and operates trains铁路公司 an employee of the railroad [=(chiefly Brit) railway]铁路公司的雇员 ² railroad /ˈreɪlˌroʊd/ verb railroads; railroaded; railroading ² railroad /ˈreɪlˌroʊd/ verb railroads; railroaded; railroading Learner's definition of RAILROAD [+ object] 1 : to force (something) to be officially approved or accepted without much discussion or thought迫使…草率通过 a controversial law that is being railroaded through Congress国会不得已正要草草通过的颇具争议的法案 a bill that was railroaded into law不得已而草率通过立法的提案 2 US : to convict (someone) of a crime unfairly不公正地给…定罪 They claim she was railroaded.他们声称对她的定罪有失公正。 3 : to force (someone) into doing something quickly or without enough information迫使…仓促行事 — usually + into He railroaded her into signing the contract.他迫使她仓促签署了合同。 She's trying to railroad us into buying the house.她正竭力迫使我们匆匆买下那幢房子。 — railroader noun, plural railroaders US [count] He worked as a railroader [=a person who works for a railroad company] all his life.他当了一辈子的铁路工人。 — railroading noun [noncount] the history of railroading [=of trains, railroads, the people who work on them, etc.]铁路史
随便看	have/take/get the measure of (someone) have taped have the benefit of have the decency to have the faintest idea have the faintest/slightest idea have the feeling have the floor have the gall have the (good) grace have the good grace have the goodness have the goods on have the grace have the jump on have the last laugh have the last word have the makings for have the makings of have the markings of have the measure of have the measure of sb have the measure of somebody have the measure of someone have the slightest idea