| 释义 |
way stationˈway ˌstation noun [countable] American English   - For Farini the Great, the tightrope was only an adventurous way station on a roller-coaster journey through life.
- In those days, the big waiting room looked like a Kurdish way station.
- People thronged to the midnight service, as if the manger were the last way station on earth.
- Six legendary singers gather in a way station after death.
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