rickshaw

英 [ˈrɪkʃɔː]

美 [ˈrɪkʃɔː]

n.  人力车; 黄包车

复数：rickshaws　

TEM8

BNC.36322 / COCA.23031

牛津词典

noun

• 人力车；黄包车
  a small light vehicle with two wheels used in some Asian countries to carry passengers. The rickshaw is pulled by sb walking or riding a bicycle.

柯林斯词典

• 黄包车;人力车
  Arickshawis a simple vehicle that is used in Asia for carrying passengers. Some rickshaws are pulled by a man who walks or runs in front.

英英释义

noun

• a small two-wheeled cart for one passenger
  Synonym:jinrikisharicksha

双语例句

• He wanted to put the rickshaw down, but didn't know where.
  他要把车放下，但是不知放在哪里好。
• So he started a rickshaw business.
  他开了个洋车厂子。
• I went to Beihai Park by rickshaw for enjoying the view on both sides of the street.
  我为了欣赏马路两边的风景坐人力车去了北海公园。
• The next day, Xiangzi got up very early and went out with his rickshaw.
  第二天，祥子起得很早，拉起车就出去了。
• In my dream last night, I found myself calling for a rickshaw on the street.
  昨天夜里，我忽然梦见自己在大街旁边喊“洋车”。
• Reasoning this way, he pulled his rickshaw forward.
  这么一想，他把车拉过去了。
• He turned in the rickshaw and spent some more time in a teahouse.
  他交了车，在茶馆里又耗了会儿。
• If this worked out, he would be pulling his own rickshaw once more.
  假若这个主意能实现，他算是又拉上了自己的车。
• They could borrow the money from the Rickshaw Bank.
  他们可以向人力车银行借款。
• First his feet, then the rickshaw struck it.
  脚到，车轮也到了。