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locomotive 的 2 个定义
- a self-propelled, vehicular engine, powered by steam, a diesel, or electricity, for pulling or, sometimes, pushing a train or individual railroad cars.
- an organized group cheer, usually led by a cheerleader, as at a football or basketball game, that begins slowly and progressively increases in speed in such a way as to suggest a steam locomotive.
- Archaic. any self-propelled vehicle.
- of or relating to locomotives.
- of, relating to, or aiding in locomotion or movement from place to place: the locomotive powers of most animals.
- moving or traveling by means of its own mechanism or powers.
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locomotive 近义词
machine moving vehicle
locomotive 的近义词 3 个
更多locomotive例句
- The other locomotives, which looked like cubes, did not have such a shape.
- Now, a fruitful combination of computational biomechanics and so-called “predictive simulation” are helping fill in these locomotive knowledge gaps.
- I felt like a locomotive storming down the valley, fast because I was confident, confident because I was secure.
- There they were attached to locomotives that took them south to Washington.
- Because of restrictions on locomotives in the city, the cars at President Street had to be pulled by horses many blocks around the Inner Harbor to the Camden Street Station.
- GE claims that retrofitting can “reduce locomotive fuel costs by up to 50 %.”
- When it was first introduced some 170 years ago, the locomotive ran on a domestic fuel source.
- His torso was nude and his legs had been amputated by the locomotive engine.
- The big, filthy blue locomotive squeals and labors along the rails.
- Another time, I was shooting a locomotive and it blew up, and some of the stuff got in my air scoop, but I managed to fly it back.
- The steamboat of 1809 and the steam locomotive of 1830 were the direct result of what had gone before.
- The south tunnel in New Street was blocked April 18, 1877, by a locomotive turning over.
- Now for the second time the old man and the locomotive regarded each other.
- In the innermost, Atock, our locomotive engineer, and I chummed together.
- In others the arms may have been the chief locomotive organs and the feet have given steadiness.