We cross the railroad tracks every morning.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

every hour a train goes past

The railroad tracks branch off [away] in all directions.

The train is going along the valley.

A direct train service has been started between the two cities.

Pretty soon there was an elevated train going back and forth above the Little House.

A whole network of railroads crisscrosses the land.

The railways cross the country in every direction.

The trains are running on schedule.

Tens of thousands of passengers get off the trains at [pour out of] this station every day.

The train was so crowded that I had to stand [was on my feet] all the way.

During the fog, we had to hug the side of the road.

I drove at full speed along the national highway at midnight.

I barely had time to catch the last train for Hakata.

We hurried to the station only to miss the train.

A street runs parallel to the railroad.

They managed to move the car from the level crossing a split second before the train came through.

the lamentable state of our highways

The railways cross the country in every direction.

A railway runs through the peninsula.

We took turns driving our car on our way there.

A railway has been laid ［extended］ there

The place has been brought into railway communication.

On New Year's Eve the trains will run all night.

On New Year's Eve, the trains will run all night.

The station pours out tens of thousands of people every morning.

Four‐lane highways crisscross the country.

A train is on the track.

maddening delays on the highway

The late arrival of the train messed up all our plans.

A railway will be laid ［extended］ there very soon