Locomotive Meaning in English
word
ˌɫoʊkəˈmoʊtɪv
loh-kuh-MOH-tiv
lˌəʊkəmˈəʊtɪv
loh-kuhm-OH-tiv
释义
A locomotive is the main engine of a train, which provides the power to pull the train cars along the tracks.
用法与细微差别
Used in formal or technical contexts; in daily speech, people often just say 'train' when referring to the whole vehicle. 'Locomotive' specifically means the engine part, not passenger or cargo cars.
Spanish: locomotoraPortuguese (BR): locomotivaPortuguese (PT): locomotivaChinese (Simplified): 机车Chinese (Traditional): 機車Hindi: इंजन (रेल इंजन)Arabic: قاطرةBengali: লোকোমোটিভ - ইঞ্জিন (ট্রেনের)Russian: локомотивJapanese: 機関車Vietnamese: đầu máyKorean: 기관차Turkish: lokomotifUrdu: لوکوموٹیوIndonesian: lokomotif
例句
The locomotive pulls all the train cars behind it.
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A steam locomotive uses coal to produce power.
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The museum displays a historic locomotive.
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The locomotive broke down, so the train was delayed for hours.
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It’s amazing how much weight a single locomotive can move!
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They restored the old locomotive to working condition for special events.
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