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station noun 3place/building where service is organized 提供服务的场所ADJECTIVE | VERB + STATION | STATION + NOUN ADJECTIVEambulance (especially BrE) , fire, lifeboat (BrE) , police 救护站；消防站；救生艇站；警察局polling 投票站◆I went into a polling station and cast my vote.我去投票站投了票。power 发电站filling, gas (NAmE) , petrol (BrE) , service 加油站service (BrE) , way (often figurative, especially NAmE) （路边的）服务站；过渡的地方；跳板◆We stopped for a break at a motorway service station.我们在高速公路服务站休息了一会儿。◆The UK post was a way station to retirement.英国邮政系统曾被当成退休前的过渡去处。earth, space 地面站；空间站radar, tracking, weather 雷达站；跟踪站；气象站VERB + STATIONoperate, run 经营服务站close, open 关闭服务站；开服务站STATION + NOUNhouse (NAmE) 警察局◆The police led me into the station house.警察带我去了警局。forecourt (BrE) 加油区◆a petrol station forecourt加油站的加油区attendant, manager, owner 服务站工作人员；服务站站长；服务站老板◆a petrol station attendant (BrE) 加油站服务员◆a gas station attendant (NAmE) 加油站服务员chief (NAmE) 站长◆the CIA station chief in Vietnam中央情报局驻越南情报站站长commander, officer (both especially BrE) 局长；队长◆The meeting had to be abandoned after local fire station officer, Dave Temple, was called away to a fire.当地消防队长戴夫・坦普尔出火警离开后，会议不得不取消。 |