pothole 英 ['pɒthəʊl]   美 ['pɑthol]

pothole

pothole  英 ['pɒthəʊl] 美 ['pɑthol]

n. 壶穴  vi. 探索洞穴 

名词复数:potholes 

For example, our local government clients can efficiently track a citizen complaint about a pothole, a broken streetlight, a fallen tree limb, and similar problems. 例如,地方政府能够利用我们的软件有效地追踪公民就道路上的坑洼、打破的路灯、折断的树枝等问题提出的投诉。
I wondered what had possessed them to drive out into the storm in a car that could disappear in a mid-sized New York pothole. 当时有些纳闷,她们怎么会开着一辆小汽车在暴风雪里行驶,这样的小汽车随时会被城市里某一个中等尺寸的雪窝掩埋。

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  • n. 壶穴
  • vi. 探索洞穴
  • 1. For example, our local government clients can efficiently track a citizen complaint about a pothole, a broken streetlight, a fallen tree limb, and similar problems.

    例如,地方政府能够利用我们的软件有效地追踪公民就道路上的坑洼、打破的路灯、折断的树枝等问题提出的投诉。

  • 2. I wondered what had possessed them to drive out into the storm in a car that could disappear in a mid-sized New York pothole.

    当时有些纳闷,她们怎么会开着一辆小汽车在暴风雪里行驶,这样的小汽车随时会被城市里某一个中等尺寸的雪窝掩埋。

  • pothole (n.) also pot-hole, 1826, originally a geological feature in glaciers and gravel beds, from Middle English pot "a deep hole for a mine, or from peat-digging" (late 14c.), now generally obsolete, but preserved in Scotland and northern England dialect; perhaps ultimately related to pot (n.1) on notion of "deep, cylindrical shape." Applied to a hole in a road from 1909.
pot·hole / ˈpɒthəʊl ; NAmE ˈpɑːthoʊl / noun 1 a large rough hole in the surface of a road that is formed by traffic and bad weather (路面的)坑洼 2 a deep hole that is formed in rock, especially by the action of water 岩石中的溶洞;地壶;瓯穴 pothole potholes potholed potholing pot·hole / ˈpɒthəʊl ; NAmE ˈpɑːthoʊl /
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