derailment
derailment 英 [dɪ'reɪlmənt] 美 [dɪ'reɪlmənt]
n. 出轨
名词复数:derailments
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- n. 出轨
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1. The death toll from a train derailment in eastern China has risen to 19, state media said Sunday.
中国国家媒体于上星期日报道，在华东地区的火车出轨的死亡人数已上升到19人。
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2. Neighbours jolted by the crash said they initially thought it was the sound of gunshots, a train derailment or tractor-trailer trucks colliding.
被震的摇晃的邻居说他们刚开始还以为是枪声，火车出轨，或是卡车相撞呢。
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3. Thepotential consequences of a collision or derailment for railroads operating above 125 mph are even greater.
碰撞或经营超过125英里的铁路出轨的潜在的隐患更大。
- derailment (n.) 1850, from French déraillement, from dérailler "to go off the rails" (see derail).
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