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a place where trains stop so that passengers can get on and off; the buildings connected with this 火车站 the main station 中心车站 Euston Station 尤斯顿站 a train station 火车站 - (British English also)
a railway station 火车站 - (British English)
a tube/an underground station 地铁站 - (North American English)
a subway station 地铁站 - at a station
I get off at the next station. 我在下一站下车。
Extra ExamplesTopics Transport by bus and traina1, Buildingsa1I'm getting off at the next station. 我在下一站下车。 I'll get a coffee at the station. 我去车站买杯咖啡。 The train was just arriving at the station. 火车刚刚到达车站。 What time do you need to be at the station? 你需要什么时候到达车站？ The train arrived at Oxford Station twenty minutes late. 火车晚点20 分钟到达牛津站。 He dropped me in front of the station. 他让我在车站前下车。 I'll give you a lift to the station. 我用车顺便送你去车站。 There's a pub opposite the station. 车站对面有一家酒馆。 The train stopped just outside the station. 火车就停在车站外面。 The train left the station on time. 火车准时出站了。 We got to the station just as the train was pulling out. 我们到车站时，火车正要开出。 Her flat is near Vauxhall station. 她的公寓靠近沃克斯豪尔站。 The main station is Birmingham New Street. 主要车站是伯明翰新街。 Temple is the name of both a London tube station and a Paris metro station. 坦普尔是伦敦地铁站和巴黎地铁站的名称。 There was an explosion in a subway station. 地铁站发生了爆炸。 There's a newspaper kiosk in the station. 车站里有一个报亭。 They met on the station platform. 他们在车站站台相遇。 There are cash machines on the station concourse. 车站大厅里有自动取款机。 There's a taxi rank just by the station entrance. 车站入口旁边有一个出租汽车站。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- rail
- railroad
- railway
- …
- get to
- go to
- leave
- …
- building
- platform
- car park
- …
- at a/the station
- in a/the station
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(usually in compounds 通常构成复合词 a place where buses stop; the buildings connected with this 公共汽车站；长途汽车站 We waited for him at the bus station. 我们在公交车站等他。 - (British English also)
a coach station 长途汽车总站 Victoria Coach Station 维多利亚蔻驰站
Extra ExamplesIn Britain, the word station on its own usually refers to the train station: Can you tell me the way to the station? In the US it is usual to say which station you are talking about: the train station • the Greyhound Bus stationI bought a newspaper at the bus station. 我在公共汽车站买了一份报纸。 The bus station is to the east of the city centre. 汽车站在市中心的东面。 I'll give you a lift to the coach station. 我会让你搭车去长途汽车站。 She was waiting for a taxi outside the coach station. 她在长途汽车站外面等出租车。 The bus leaves the station at 09.00 hours. 公共汽车 9 点整发车。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- rail
- railroad
- railway
- …
- get to
- go to
- leave
- …
- building
- platform
- car park
- …
- at a/the station
- in a/the station
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(usually in compounds 通常构成复合词 a place or building where a service is organized and provided or a special type of work is done 站；所；局 Report the theft at the nearest police station. 到最近的警察局报案。 - (British English)
a petrol station 加油站 - (North American English)
a gas station 加油站 a pollution monitoring station 污染监测站 an agricultural research station 农业研究所
Extra ExamplesTopics Law and justicea2There were lines of people waiting at voting stations. 投票站有一排排的人在等着。 The first trial crops were grown at secret test stations. 第一批试验作物是在秘密试验站种植的。 ‘We've lost audio, Sir,’ announced the officer at the communication station. “我们失去了音频，先生，”通讯站的官员宣布。 They established an aid station close to the front line. 他们在靠近前线的地方建立了一个救护站。 There are drinks stations at every mile along the course of the race. 比赛过程中每一英里都有饮料站。 Humidity and temperature are measured at each station. 湿度和温度是在每个站测量的。 There's a lifeboat station on the promenade. 长廊上有一个救生艇站。 plans to locate a waste collection station nearby 计划在附近建立一个垃圾收集站 The base station transmits the information to the operator. 基站将信息发送给运营商。 a car rental return station 租车返回站 a gas station attendant 加油站服务员 They were seen on CCTV on the petrol station forecourt. 他们出现在加油站前院的闭路电视上。 Anyone interested in being a volunteer firefighter should contact the station commander. 任何有兴趣成为志愿消防员的人都应该联系车站指挥官。 the CIA station chief in Vietnam 中央情报局驻越南情报站站长
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- ambulance
- fire
- lifeboat
- …
- operate
- run
- close
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- house
- forecourt
- attendant
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(often in compounds 常构成复合词 a radio or television company and the programmes it broadcasts 电台；电视台 a local radio/television/TV station 当地电台/电视台/电视台 He tuned to another station. 他换了一个台。 The station broadcasts 24 hours a day. 这家电台一天24小时广播。
Extra ExamplesTopics TV, radio and newsa2I can pick up a lot of foreign stations on this radio. 我这台收音机能收到好多外台。 The station airs 14 hours of local news per week. 这个电台每周播放 14 小时地方新闻。 You can listen to your favourite station on the move. 你可以边走边听你最喜欢的电台。 a digital radio station 数字广播电台 The car radio was tuned to a country music station. 汽车收音机调到了乡村音乐电台。 The song is being played on Top 40 stations across the country. 这首歌正在全国40家顶级电台播放。 The campaign was launched on local and national stations. 这场运动是在地方和国家电台发起的。 The show aired on stations across the country. 该节目在全国各电台播出。 They produce commercials aimed at cable stations. 他们制作针对有线电视台的广告。 They have been interviewed by a French television station. 他们已经接受了一家法国电视台的采访。 a pay-per-view TV station 按次付费的电视台 a 24-hour news station 24小时新闻台 He owns an FM radio station. 他拥有一家调频广播电台。 a classical radio station broadcasting on the internet 在互联网上广播的经典电台 The company operates four cable television stations. 该公司经营四家有线电视台。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- radio
- television
- TV
- …
- get
- pick up
- tune in to
- …
- air something
- broadcast something
- play something
- …
- manager
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your social position 社会地位；身份 a place where somebody has to wait and watch or be ready to do work if needed 须坚守的位置；岗位 (usually in compounds 通常构成复合词 a large sheep or cattle farm in Australia or New Zealand （澳大利亚或新西兰放养牛或羊的）大型牧场 a small base for the army or navy; the people living in it 军事基地；驻军 a naval station 海军基地
for trains/buses火车；公共汽车
for work/service工作；服务
radio/TV company广播／电视公司
social position社会地位
position位置
large farm大农场
for soldiers, sailors
Word OriginMiddle English (as a noun): via Old French from Latin statio(n-), from stare ‘to stand’. Early use referred generally to “position”, especially ‘position in life, status’, and specifically, in ecclesiastical use, to ‘a holy place of pilgrimage (visited as one of a group)’. The verb dates from the late 16th cent.
Idioms
panic stations
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a situation in which people feel very anxious and there is a lot of confused activity, especially because there is a lot to do in a short period of time 慌乱的状态；（尤指）忙乱的状况 It was panic stations when the deadline was brought forward by a week. 最后期限提前了一周，真是人心惶惶。