ridership
英 ['raɪdəʃɪp]
美 ['raɪdɚ,ʃɪp]
英文词源
- ridership (n.)
- mid-15c., "position of a rider," from rider + -ship. From 1962 as "number of passengers" (on public transportation, etc.).
双语例句
- 1. And with extensive trail - building and programs encouraging alternate transportation, ridership could double in the near future.
- 随着大量自行车道的建设,以及许多计划鼓励不同的交通工具, 不久的将来骑自行车的人数可能会翻一番.
来自时文部分
- 2. Ridership Amtrak has jumped by 18 % over the past two years.
- 过去两年中,乘坐全美铁路公司交通工具的乘客跳升18%.
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- 3. Toronto Transit Commission, Service Standards Process, Technical Background, Ridership Forecasting Methods Number 1, January, 1991.
- 多伦多运输委员会, 服务标准程式 、 技术背景, 载客量预测方法〉.期刊编号1, 1991年1月.
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- 4. Trains in North Carolina , Pennsylvania and New England saw double - digit jumps in ridership.
- 北卡罗莱娜州 、 宾西法尼亚州和新英格的铁路客流成倍地增涨.
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