railroad
🇺🇸
/ˈreɪlrəʊd/
🇬🇧
/ˈreɪlrəʊd/
noun
R
a track with rails for trains to run on
The railroad runs through the valley.
铁路穿过山谷。
R
a system of tracks, trains, and the people who run them
The railroad brought many new jobs to our town.
铁路为我们镇带来了许多新工作。
verb
R
to force someone to do something quickly without time to decide
They tried to railroad us into signing the contract.
他们试图强迫我们签署合同。
R
to make people accept a decision quickly by pressuring them
The new law was railroaded through without proper discussion.
新法律在没有适当讨论的情况下被强行通过。
R
to decide someone is guilty without a fair trial
He felt he was railroaded into a false confession.
他觉得自己被强迫做了虚假供述。
translation
铁路轨道, 铁路系统
强迫, 施压迫使接受, 草率定罪
词形变化
3rd Present
railroads
Past
railroaded
Perfect
railroaded
Progressive
railroading
Plural
railroads