road

noun

UK/rəʊd/
US/roʊd/

Definitions of road noun

  1. A1Countable(可数名词)Uncountable(不可数名词)

    a constructed hard surface for vehicles to travel on

    道路;公路;马路;街道

    • They drove along a winding road.

      他们沿着一条蜿蜒的道路行驶。

    • This road can be very slippery in winter.

      这条道路在冬天可能会非常滑。

    • Many long-haul truck drivers use this road regularly.

      许多长途卡车司机经常使用这条道路。

Phrases of road noun

  • on the road

    Refers to a vehicle that is in good working order and is legally permitted to be driven.

    (指车辆状况良好)可以上路,可以行驶

    After a thorough repair, the vintage car is finally back on the road.

    经过彻底的修理,这辆古董车终于可以重新上路了。

Idioms

  • All roads lead to Rome

    This idiom suggests that there are many different ways to achieve the same ultimate goal.

    殊途同歸

    Although we took different strategies, all roads lead to Rome, and we all successfully completed the project in the end.

    虽然我们采取了不同的策略,但条条大路通罗马,我们最终都成功完成了项目。

  • Get out of the road!

    A rude command used to tell someone to move out of the way.

    (粗鲁地告知他人不要挡路)让开!别挡路!

    "Hey! Get out of the road! You're blocking my view," he said rudely.

    「嘿!让开!你挡住我的视线了,」他粗鲁地说道。

  • take to the road

    To begin a journey or to set out on a trip.

    开始旅行或出发。

    After a brief rest, they took to the road again.

    短暂休息后,他们再次出发上路。

  • road to Damascus

    A 'road to Damascus' experience is a transformative event that causes a fundamental shift in one's beliefs or values.

    彻底改变人生的重大经历

    After experiencing a severe health scare, he had a 'road to Damascus' experience and decided to change his lifestyle.

    在经历了一次严重的健康危机后,他有了『大马士革之路』的经历,并决定改变他的生活方式。

  • one for the road

    A final alcoholic drink taken before departing.

    离前酒

    After a night at the bar, we decided to have one for the road.

    在酒吧待了一晚后,我们决定喝一杯再上路。

  • come to the end of the road

    To reach the conclusion or final stage of something, such as a project, relationship, or endeavor.

    结束

    After many years of effort, the research project has finally come to the end of the road.

    经过多年的努力,这个研究项目终于走到了尽头。

  • all roads lead to Rome

    This idiom suggests that there are many different routes or methods to achieve the same ultimate goal.

    殊途同歸

    We tried different approaches to complete the project, but all roads led to Rome, and we succeeded in the end.

    我们尝试了不同的方法来完成这个项目,但条条大路通罗马,我们最终成功了。

  • be on the road to something

    Likely to achieve a particular outcome or be in the process of progressing toward a goal.

    可望达成…;在…的途中

    After months of rigorous training, he is on the road to becoming an Olympic athlete.

    经过数月的严格训练,他正迈向成为奥运选手的道路。

  • get out of the road!

    Used to abruptly and rudely demand someone to move out of the way.

    (粗鲁地告知他人不要挡住去路)让开!别挡路!

    "Hey, get out of the road! You're blocking my view," he said rudely.

    “嘿,别挡路!你挡住我的视线了,”他粗鲁地说。

  • the road to hell is paved with good intentions

    This idiom is used to express that having good intentions alone is not sufficient; one must act upon those intentions, as failing to do so can lead to negative outcomes.

    善意蛤事,往往從反。

    He had intended to help his friend, but his interference only made the situation worse; it just goes to show that the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

    他原本想帮助他的朋友,但他的干涉反而让情况变得更糟;这正好说明了通往地狱的道路是由善意铺成的。