railroadKK [ˈreˌlrod] ｜ /ˈreɪˌlroʊd/
GEPT 初級
B1noun
a system of tracks on which trains travel, typically consisting of two parallel steel rails
The freight train thundered down the railroad, its wheels clattering against the tracks.
鐵路；鐵道
B1verb
to force somebody to do or accept something without allowing them to refuse
The company tried to railroad the employees into accepting a pay cut by threatening to lay them off if they didn't agree.
A2verb
to build a railroad
The construction company was hired to railroad a new track through the wilderness.
修建鐵路
B1verb
to transport goods or passengers by railroad
The company decided to railroad their products to different cities, ensuring a faster and more efficient transportation.