tarmac road

基本解釋

Beside it, a broken tarmac road runs as far as the eye can see through fields of demolished houses and debris.
這塊鋁板曾經(jīng)可能一個(gè)屋頂，或者是一扇門(mén)、一堵墻。此外，一條被破壞的瀝青公路延伸之處，眼睛所能看到的皆是成片被摧毀的房屋和殘骸碎片。
Means: "Our car would struggle on any type of circuit made up of a tarmac road surface laid out with straights and corners."
意思是：“我們的賽車(chē)在任何由直道和彎角組成的柏油路面的賽道上都會(huì)很掙扎。”
SYDNEY (AFP) - Iconic Australian crocodile wrangler Steve Irwin will be immortalised in tarmac when the road outside his family zoo is renamed in his honour, officials revealed.
一生經(jīng)歷頗富傳奇色彩的澳大利亞“鱷魚(yú)獵手”史蒂夫·歐文將在家鄉(xiāng)的柏油路面上獲得“永生”，因?yàn)楫?dāng)?shù)毓賳T已經(jīng)表示要將位于其家庭動(dòng)物園外面的一條道路用他的名字命名。

The village stands seven kilometres (four miles) from the nearest tarmac road.
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