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mileage

/mahy-lij/US // ˈmaɪ lɪdʒ //UK // (ˈmaɪlɪdʒ) //

里程数,里程,英里数,里程表

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the aggregate number of miles traveled over in a given time.
    • : length, extent, or distance in miles.
    • : the number of miles or the average distance that a vehicle can travel on a specified quantity of fuel: the car gets good mileage.
    • : wear, use, advantage, or profit: She won't get much more mileage out of this old coat.
    • : an allowance for traveling expenses at a fixed rate per mile: His mileage came to $90.
    • : a fixed charge per mile, as for railroad transportation.
    • : mileage ticket.

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Examples

  • Equally noteworthy is the fact that injury rates in the static group, where runners logged more mileage with greater effort than the dynamic group, were 30 percent higher.

  • If you’re a casual user and speed is key, you’ll get more mileage — and cover it a lot more quickly — with the best 2-in-1 laptop than you would with just a tablet.

  • Durant needs to be protected from this type of unnecessary mileage at all costs, no matter how sensational he has looked since the return from his Achilles’ injury.

  • All three Kias are pleasant to drive, with decent gas mileage and sharp handling.

  • When we get a case, our role is simply to match them with a mileage pledge.

  • Your mileage may vary, depending on your ideological priors.

  • Car companies pursuing improved gas mileage, introducing more hybrids?

  • Think about it: Before we buy a car, we can find various measures on everything from gas mileage to results of safety tests.

  • Automotive engineers have known all along how to get better mileage.

  • In fact, there are plenty of hybrids on the market that get worse mileage than regular vehicles.

  • Given one more Division we might try: as things are, my troops won't cover the mileage.

  • It would be better yet if one's time permitted a still lower daily mileage.

  • Mileage's to get ye there an' take ye home again when term's over.

  • The total mileage run is very small, on account of the light traffic early in the year.

  • So that by 1880 the United States was already more amply furnished with transportation mileage than any country in Europe.