自行车的英文单词是什么

自行车的英文单词是什么

自行车，又称脚踏车或单车，通常是二轮的小型 陆上车辆。那么，
你知道自行车的英文单词怎么说吗?现在跟 一起学习关于自行车的
英语知识吧。
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自行车的英文单词例句中量级自行车常常会混淆气球自行车轮
胎。
Middleweight bicycles often get confused with balloon
tire bikes.
他骗我把自行车借给了他。
He beguiled me into lending him my bicycle.
我答应一定完好无损地还你的自行车。
I promise to return your bicycle on good condition.
真不幸，上午我的自行车丢了，下午钱包又被偷了!
It's luckless, I lost my bicycle in the morning and my
wallet was stolen in the afternoon!
这山太陡了，骑自行车可上不去。
This hill is too steep to ride up on a bicycle.
我教她骑自行车。
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I taught her to ride a bicycle.
自行车赛包括场地自行车赛和公路自行车赛。
Cycling races racing include track events and road events.
收录转移自行车飞快地在自行车商店。
Indexed shifting bicycles flew out of the bike stores.
我自行车的后轮车胎没气了。
I got a flat tire of the rear wheel of my bicycle.
The company manufactures a range of innovative
light- weight cycles. 这家公司生产一系列的新型轻便自行车。
More people would be attracted to cycling if conditions
were right. 如果天气适宜，会有更多的人被吸引到骑自行车的行列
中来。
The train's average speed was no better than that of
our bicycles. 火车的平均速度比我们骑自行车的速度快不了多少。
I was riding on the back of a friend's bicycle. 我当时
坐在一个朋友的自行车后座上。
All the ferries carry bicycles free or for a nominal charge.
所有的渡船都免费或以极低的收费运载自行车。
Recently I've started to do a lot of walking and
cycling. 最近我开始经常散步和骑自行车。
The bike has style, it has looks, it has its little
idiosyncrasies. 这辆自行车品质一流，外观漂亮，有一些细节之处
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与众不同。
The bicycle reigned supreme as Britain's most
popular mode of transport. 当时自行车是英国最流行的交通工
具。
Eddie parked his cycle against a lamp post and padlocked
it. 埃迪把他的自行车靠在路灯柱上，用挂锁锁好。
A cyclist crashed when he touched wheels with another
rider. 一个骑车人与另一辆自行车车轮相碰后摔倒在地。
He shouldered his bike and walked across the finish line.
他扛着自行车走过了终点线。
Each year they compete in a prominent statewide bicycle
race. 每年他们都要参加著名的全州自行车大赛。
"I started fixin' up ole bicycles fer poor
kids." “我开始为穷孩子修理旧自行车。”

His favourite childhood pursuits were sailing, swimming
and cycling. 儿时他最大的爱好是帆船运动、游泳和骑自行车。
Her own preferred methods of exercise are hiking and
long cycle rides. 她自己喜欢徒步旅行和骑自行车长途旅行这样的
运动方式。
I am not keen for her to have a bicycle. 我不太放心她有辆
自行车。
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Cars can be stolen almost as easily as knocking off a bike.
偷汽车几乎能和偷自行车一样容易。
Cycling is good exercise. It strengthens all the muscles of
the body. 骑自行车是一项不错的锻炼方式。它能使身体各部分的肌
肉更强健。
The catalog includes helpful information on the different
bike models available. 目录中包括了在售的各种型号自行车的有
用信息。
Sightseeing is best done either by tour bus or by bicycles.
最好是乘坐旅游巴士或骑自行车观光。
关于自行车的英语故事：有关自行车及生活NOVELS about
sport are notoriously hard to pull off. It seems somewhat odd
for a literary mind to care how often a ball makes it to the back
of the net or how long it takes to sprint down a track. Yet that
need not be so. The classic quest narrative-in which an
individual overcomes obstacles to achieve a goal-could be a
template for any single match or sporting career.
"Gold", Chris Cleave's third novel, is a skilful
demonstration of the form.
写一部关于体育运动的小说，显然是有难度的。让文学去关注一
粒球怎样入网，冲刺终点需要多 长时间，看起来多少有点奇怪。然而，
事实也不尽然。古典文学所追求的叙述方式往往是一个从克服障碍 到
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实现目标的过程。这其实和任何一场单独的比赛或者体育项目 的逻辑
是一致的。《赤子之心》--克里夫的第三本小说，正是这种叙述方式
的巧妙呈现。
This is the story of Zoe, Kate and Jack, three obsessive
race cyclists who meet as young hopefuls. There is bike
geekery and Lycra aplenty. As the title suggests, Mr Cleave
even dares to set his story around the Olympics, the ultimate
sporting circus. Yet this is no niche book for aficionados
looking for a brief summer distraction.
书中讲述了三个人的故事：若伊、凯特和杰克--三个狂热 的自行
车车手，年轻有为，志同道合。故事里有高水准的自行车"极
客" 。正如题目所暗示的，克里夫甚至刻意让故事游离在奥运
会-- 那终极的竞技场的边缘。但是，此书也绝对不是为了在炎夏给体
育迷们提供一份短暂的消遣。
Instead, cycling is the backdrop for a deeper exploration
of the struggle between the physical and the psychological.
Into the love triangle and professional exertions Mr Cleave
throws eight-year-old Sophie, diagnosed with leukaemia only
days before the Olympics and fighting a different type of
battle to the finish.
相反，自行车运动化为了背景。小说在这背景上深入探讨了灵与
肉的挣扎。除 了三角恋、职业上的进取，克里夫还讲述了苏菲的故事：
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一个年 仅8岁的孩子，在奥林匹克运动会开幕前被诊断出白血病，在
生命的尽头处，打了一场特殊的生死之战。
At times the book seems slightly sentimental. Sophie and
Kate are a little too good to be true; Zoe a bit too deranged
and calculating. Yet "Gold" works as a novel
because Mr Cleave manages to make the reader care about
what it takes to win-or even to take part.
书中，有些地方的行文会略显情绪化。苏菲和凯特美好得不真实;
若伊则又太神经兮兮且斤斤计较。然 而，《赤子之心》之成其为小说，
在于克里夫将读者的关注点，引向夺冠前的征程，或者说整个参赛的< br>过程，和夺冠与否无关。
The small details speak loudly. As the story opens, Zoe
stands terrified as 5,000 people chant her name-yet she is
equally frightened that one day they may stop. On another
occasion she lingers and stares at Kate's bike before a
race and implants the idea that something could be wrong;
she wins the mental advantage, and the quicker start. By such
tiny glances and irrecoverable moments lives are changed, a
lesson that reaches beyond sport. The moment of winning a
gold medal, by contrast, can almost seem disappointing.
小细节里有 大蕴义。譬如小说开场，5000名观众反复喊着若伊
的名字，这让站在台上的她紧张极了;然而若有一 天人们不再这么做，
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她同样会害怕。另外一个场景，在一场比赛 开始前，若伊故意徘徊着，
盯住凯特的自行车，让对方觉得自己的车子出了毛病。于是她赢得了
心理上的优势，在起点上抢占了先机。但是这种伎俩和自私的光景被
某种高于体育的精神改变了。相形之 下，夺取金牌的时刻，几乎让人
沮丧。
Mr Cleave knows what makes a good story. Here, his
concern is not with macho physicality or crossing a line, but
with the endless and enduring human endeavours: love, death
and what is left when hopes and dreams are crushed or
fulfilled. A book to savour long after the Olympic games are
over.
克里夫懂得如何把故事讲得精彩。在书中，他关心的不是体魄的
强壮或某 一次的胜利，而是无休止的人类的奋斗：爱情，死亡，以及
在希望和梦想或破灭或兑现之后，我们的人生 还剩下些什么。这样一
本书，适合奥林匹克运动会结束后细细品味。


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