transit
意味: The act of passing through or across a place; also public transport systems, especially in urban areas.
In British English, 'transit' commonly appears in travel contexts — goods 'in transit' are being transported, and a 'transit lounge' is where travellers wait between connecting flights. In North American English, 'transit' more specifically means public transport (buses, trains, trams). In astronomy, a transit occurs when one celestial body passes across the face of another, as in the 'transit of Venus'. The phrase 'rapid transit' describes fast urban rail systems.
例文
- Several items were damaged in transit despite being carefully packaged before dispatch. 尽管在发送前进行了精心包装,但仍有几件物品在运输过程中受损。Varios artículos resultaron dañados durante el transporte a pesar de haber sido cuidadosamente embalados antes del envío.発送前に丁寧に梱包されていたにもかかわらず、輸送中にいくつかの品物が破損しました。발송 전에 꼼꼼하게 포장했음에도 불구하고, 운송 중에 여러 물품이 파손되었습니다.
- The city invested heavily in its public transit system, adding new tram lines and cycle lanes. 该市对公共交通系统进行了大量投资,增设了新的有轨电车线路和自行车道。La ciudad invirtió considerablemente en su sistema de transporte público, añadiendo nuevas líneas de tranvía y carriles bici.その都市は公共交通システムに多額の投資を行い、新しい路面電車の路線や自転車レーンを追加しました。그 도시는 대중교통 시스템에 대규모 투자를 단행하여 새로운 노면전차 노선과 자전거 전용도로를 추가했습니다.
- Astronomers gathered to observe the rare transit of Mercury across the sun's disc. 天文学家们聚集在一起观测罕见的水星凌日现象。Los astrónomos se reunieron para observar el raro tránsito de Mercurio por el disco solar.天文学者たちは、水星が太陽面を通過するという珍しい現象を観測するために集まりました。천문학자들은 수성이 태양면을 통과하는 희귀한 현상을 관측하기 위해 모여들었습니다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: professional, media, academic
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin transitus (a crossing, passage), from transire (to go across), combining trans- (across) and ire (to go). Entered English in the 15th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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