| 释义 |
‖ S-bahn|ˈɛs baːn|
[Ger., abbrev. of (stadt) schnellbahn (urban) fast railway.]
In some German cities, a fast (sub)urban railway line or system.
1962I. Fleming Living Daylights in Octopussy (1966) 79 Feeling more encouraged, he took the S-Bahn back into the city. 1974Encycl. Brit. Macropædia II. 851/2 East Berlin runs the S-Bahn..elevated railway system started in 1871 as a connecting system to a rail net in and out of the city. 1976P. R. White Planning for Public Transport iv. 74 The creation of links across city centres..to enable S-bahn trains to offer better accessibility within the central area. 1980G. Seymour Contract v. 63 We should take the U-Bahn to Alexander Platz, then the S-Bahn. |