英语词汇tunnel的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

tunnel /ˈtʌnl/ noun a passage that has been dug under the ground or through a mountain for cars, trains etc to go throughadjectives/nouns + tunnela dark tunnel He looked into the dark tunnel at the end of the platform.a long tunnel The train entered a long tunnel.a narrow tunnel She ran down the narrow tunnel leading to the exit.an underground tunnel The prisoners escaped through an underground tunnel.a rail/railway/railroad tunnel A bridge and a railway tunnel will soon connect the mainland to the island.a road tunnel They drove through a road tunnel under the river.the Channel Tunnel (=the tunnel under the sea between the UK and France) They went by train via the Channel Tunnel.verbsdig a tunnel It took over a year to dig the tunnel.build a tunnel The men will start building the tunnel next month.blast a tunnel (=create it using explosives) Railway engineers blasted a tunnel through the mountainside.a tunnel leads/runs somewhere The Greenwich Foot Tunnel leads under the River Thames.enter a tunnel also go into a tunnel The train slowed down as it entered the tunnel.emerge from a tunnel (=come out of it) The train emerged from the tunnel and stopped at the platform.tunnel + nounsa tunnel entrance The tunnel entrance was blocked by fallen trees.tunnel walls At times, the tunnel walls were so tight we had to squeeze through.a tunnel system/network Fortunately, he had a map of the tunnel system.prepositionsa tunnel through sth The tunnel through the mountain was completed in the late 1950s.a tunnel under/beneath sth The subway train broke down in a tunnel under the river.in a tunnel Most of the lights in the tunnel were broken.phrasesthe roof of a tunnel The roof of the tunnel was only inches above his head.the entrance to a tunnel To the right was the entrance to a second tunnel.a network/system of tunnels (=a system of connected tunnels) The network of tunnels beneath the castle dates from the 12th century.a maze of tunnels (=a complex and confusing system of tunnels) He got lost in the maze of tunnels under the prison.

词组	tunnel
释义	tunnel /ˈtʌnl/ noun a passage that has been dug under the ground or through a mountain for cars, trains etc to go throughadjectives/nouns + tunnela dark tunnel He looked into the dark tunnel at the end of the platform.a long tunnel The train entered a long tunnel.a narrow tunnel She ran down the narrow tunnel leading to the exit.an underground tunnel The prisoners escaped through an underground tunnel.a rail/railway/railroad tunnel A bridge and a railway tunnel will soon connect the mainland to the island.a road tunnel They drove through a road tunnel under the river.the Channel Tunnel (=the tunnel under the sea between the UK and France) They went by train via the Channel Tunnel.verbsdig a tunnel It took over a year to dig the tunnel.build a tunnel The men will start building the tunnel next month.blast a tunnel (=create it using explosives) Railway engineers blasted a tunnel through the mountainside.a tunnel leads/runs somewhere The Greenwich Foot Tunnel leads under the River Thames.enter a tunnel also go into a tunnel The train slowed down as it entered the tunnel.emerge from a tunnel (=come out of it) The train emerged from the tunnel and stopped at the platform.tunnel + nounsa tunnel entrance The tunnel entrance was blocked by fallen trees.tunnel walls At times, the tunnel walls were so tight we had to squeeze through.a tunnel system/network Fortunately, he had a map of the tunnel system.prepositionsa tunnel through sth The tunnel through the mountain was completed in the late 1950s.a tunnel under/beneath sth The subway train broke down in a tunnel under the river.in a tunnel Most of the lights in the tunnel were broken.phrasesthe roof of a tunnel The roof of the tunnel was only inches above his head.the entrance to a tunnel To the right was the entrance to a second tunnel.a network/system of tunnels (=a system of connected tunnels) The network of tunnels beneath the castle dates from the 12th century.a maze of tunnels (=a complex and confusing system of tunnels) He got lost in the maze of tunnels under the prison.
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