| [/ˈpæsɪdʒ; ˋpæsɪdʒ/] n 用法:
1 [U] (a) process of passing 过; 经过:
the passage of time 时间的推移.
(b) action of going past, through or across sth 通过; 穿过; 横过:
The passage of motor vehicles is forbidden. 机动车禁止通行.
(C) freedom or right to go through or across sth 通行权; 通行自由:
They were denied passage through the occupied territory. 他们被禁止穿越占领区. 用法:
2 [C usu sing 通常作单数] way through sth 通路; 通道:
force a passage through the crowd 在人群中挤出一条通路. 3[C] (cost of a ticket for a) journey from one place to another by ship or plane; voyage （乘船或飞机的）航程, 旅行, 旅费:
book one's passage to New York 订购去纽约的票 *
He worked his passage to Australia, eg paid for the journey by doing jobs on the ship he was travelling on. 他在去澳大利亚旅行的船上做工偿付船费. 用法:
4 (also `passageway) [C] narrow way through sth, esp with walls on both sides; corridor 通道; （尤指）走廊. 用法:
5 [C] tube-like structure in the human body, through which air, secretions, etc pass （人体内的）管道（如气管、 分泌管道等）:
the nasal passages 鼻腔通道 *
(infml) the back passage, ie the anus 肛门. 用法:
6 [C] short section from a book, speech, piece of music, etc quoted or considered on its own （书、 讲话、 音乐等的）一段, 一节:
a passage from the Bible 《圣经》的一段经文. 用法:
7 [U] passing of a bill1(4) by a parliament so that it becomes law （法案的）通过. |