boxcars

基本解釋

The waste from burning coal, on the other hand, would fill dozens of boxcars, for each of us.
如果是用煤，一人一生所產(chǎn)生的廢物將會(huì)充滿幾十個(gè)貨柜。
On the screen, a shadow flickered—a shadow with feet like boxcars and a smile like the last soliloquy of Hamlet. He was a tenderfoot.
在螢?zāi)簧?，一個(gè)影子跳動(dòng)著——這個(gè)影子腳上穿著碩大的鞋子，臉上有著仿佛哈姆雷特在最后獨(dú)白時(shí)的詭異笑容。
Soon the stream which ran beside the camp overflowed and water entered the boxcars.
不久，流經(jīng)營(yíng)地旁邊的河水四處泛濫，漫進(jìn)了棚車。

But because he had no money, he would jump on the train's boxcars and ride for free.
Inside the train's boxcars are groups of men sitting or lying on the floors.

My sleeping hours overflowed with images of families riding in boxcars outfitted with living room furniture.
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We were not looking at trees or boxcars, as we normally did, naming, counting, categorizing.
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A boxcar is a railway car, often without windows, that is used to carry luggage, goods, or mail.