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boxcar

/boks-kahr/US // ˈbɒksˌkɑr //UK // (ˈbɒksˌkɑː) //

箱型车,箱式车,箱车,盒式车

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Railroads. a completely enclosed freight car.
    • : boxcars, a pair of sixes on the first throw of the dice in the game of craps.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : Informal. extremely or disproportionately large: The business had boxcar profits during its first year.

Examples

  • When the kids eventually went to live with their grandfather and turned the boxcar into a playhouse, I felt duped and put the series down forever.

  • Rick and company are out of the boxcar inside Terminus, the “sanctuary for all” which may or may not be filled with cannibals.

  • "You had boxcar loads of currency" moving across borders, says Michael Spencer, an economist who has written about this period.

  • Upon reaching the end of the line, Rob emptied his boxcar and placed 10 yellow pawns on the Dachau card.

  • But at one point in Cupertino, all but five pawns were on a card or in a boxcar.

  • When Rob was the first to move a boxcar to the end of the line, he followed the rules and drew a Terminus card.

  • I recognized the reddish tan that comes from facing a hot wind on the top of a moving boxcar.

  • Behind the engine was a vehicle like a boxcar low hung on wheels.

  • I was sleeping in a boxcar and they put that boxcar on a tugboat and sent it across the river.

  • Blackie Bauer had been sitting in a boxcar with his legs sticking through the door when the train started with a jerk.

  • With Dan he darted to the boxcar whose door had been pulled shut from the inside.