boxcars

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

箱型车,箱式车,盒式车,箱式货车

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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- : 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
- : Informal. extremely or disproportionately large: The business had boxcar profits during its first year.

Game pieces include two stacks of cards, a black typewriter holding the rules, 60 yellow wooden pawns, and six gray model boxcars.
A figure was running along the top of the boxcars toward the engine, looking frantically over his shoulder every few minutes.
Where is the window to which you went afterwards to look out when you saw the police and other agents searching boxcars?
The company, which controls the railroad spur, also has control too over the boxcars that are on the track.
Bunny and Sue crossed the street and walked along the string of boxcars, looking into those the doors of which were open.
One day all of us who were able to walk were made to fall in and march over to the railroad, where we were loaded into boxcars.