Tunnel Meaning in English
word
/ˈtənəɫ/
TUH-nuhl
/tˈʌnəl/
TUH-nuhl
释义
A tunnel is a long passage built under the ground, through a hill, or under water so that people, cars, trains, or water can pass through it.
用法与细微差别
Most often refers to a physical underground passage. Common collocations are 'road tunnel', 'railway tunnel', 'tunnel entrance', and 'go through a tunnel'. It can also be a verb: 'to tunnel through rock' means to dig a tunnel.
Spanish: túnelPortuguese (BR): túnelPortuguese (PT): túnelChinese (Simplified): 隧道Chinese (Traditional): 隧道Hindi: सुरंगArabic: نفقBengali: টানেলRussian: туннельJapanese: トンネルVietnamese: đường hầmKorean: 터널Turkish: tünelUrdu: سرنگIndonesian: terowongan
例句
The train went through a long tunnel.
basic
There is a tunnel under the river.
basic
The rabbit made a tunnel in the ground.
basic
We were stuck in the tunnel for almost twenty minutes because of traffic.
natural
Once we came out of the tunnel, my phone signal came back.
natural
They had to tunnel through solid rock to finish the project on time.
natural