go by train

基本解釋

Where are you going by train?
您想坐火車去哪？
She prefers going by train rather than going by air.
她寧肯乘火車，也不愿坐飛機(jī)去。
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We're taking a trip To the Beijing Zoo. We're going by bike. We're going by train.
我們?nèi)ヂ眯?，到北京?dòng)物園，我們騎自行車去。我們坐火車去。

She is hoping to board a plane next Sunday. "If there are no flights, even until then, I will probably have to send my luggage by mail,and then try and get a train ticket going to Madrid and then maybe try and get back to Korea via New York or via Bangkok or Hong Kong.
I'm going to give an example or example of that--of the train kind of going by you, and the sound heading off in the other direction.
我將會(huì)舉個(gè)例子,比方說,那種火車經(jīng)過你時(shí),它的聲音會(huì)從別的方向傳來
耶魯公開課 - 聆聽音樂課程節(jié)選
The reason--unless you can take about eight hours to do it--because, the way you're going to do it is you're going to take a train that goes one hour and fifty-eight minutes to Paris, and then you're going to take another train that zips down here in about four hours to Bordeaux, but you're paying by kilometer.
除非你想坐八個(gè)小時(shí)的火車,因?yàn)?你要走的路是,坐上火車,先花一小時(shí)五十八分鐘去巴黎,然后以很快的速度用四小時(shí)到這兒,波爾多,按公里計(jì)費(fèi)
耶魯公開課 - 1871年后的法國課程節(jié)選

Instead of going to Fort Smith by steamboat of train, Papa decided he would go on horseback and walk the ponies back all tied together.
NPR: Excerpt: 'True Grit'