英语词汇“train shed”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-现代词典

train shed

Its original train shed (no longer used as such, but still noted for its hammer beam-style roof) opened in 1840.

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A single-span roof 245ft 6in wide, 689ft long and soaring 105ft into the winter air: the world's tallest train shed - fronted by an opulent red-brick hotel.

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With its 700ft train shed, it opened in 1915 (adopting a new name in 1919) and was used by a famous-named train (significant times: 11.00 and 17.35).

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Arriving passengers first saw the train shed, the railwayman's term for a station roof.

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An imposing train shed covered the central part of the two platforms.

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单词	train shed
释义	train shed Its original train shed (no longer used as such, but still noted for its hammer beam-style roof) opened in 1840. Times, Sunday Times A single-span roof 245ft 6in wide, 689ft long and soaring 105ft into the winter air: the world's tallest train shed - fronted by an opulent red-brick hotel. Times, Sunday Times With its 700ft train shed, it opened in 1915 (adopting a new name in 1919) and was used by a famous-named train (significant times: 11.00 and 17.35). Times, Sunday Times Arriving passengers first saw the train shed, the railwayman's term for a station roof. Times, Sunday Times An imposing train shed covered the central part of the two platforms. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0
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