sidewalk的意思|sidewalk的解释-里氏词典

sidewalk ['saidwɒ:k]

n. 人行道

sidewalk

[ noun ]
walk consisting of a paved area for pedestrians; usually beside a street or roadway
<noun.artifact>

Sidewalk \Side"walk`\, n.
A walk for foot passengers at the side of a street or road; a
foot pavement. [U.S.]

All of this is admittedly my own sidewalk surmise.
The man returned to Rhode Island, pulling the 6-year-old off the sidewalk two blocks from his home, police said.
Officials said they eliminated official ties with the school's intramural sports program, pulled out of the Intraclub Council, and even went so far as to ask that college-owned sidewalk snowplows lift their blades as they pass the club's building.
In the resort city of Puerto Vallarta, sidewalk real-estate salesmen drape iguanas on their shoulders as come-ons, then switch the conversation to condominiums.
Martinez's body lay on the sidewalk in front of his humble home an hour after the vehicle parked in front of it exploded at 6:20 a.m.
Along with the makeshift glasses and scopes, the most popular items at sidewalk stalls in advance of the eclipse were baseball caps at $1.50 or less and T-shirts ranging in price from $1.75 to $6.
The smell of grilled sausages at sidewalk stands filled the air, and partygoers uncorked thousands of bottles of wine.
As protestors burned a mock Israeli flag in downtown Cairo on Tuesday, a passing lawyer dropped his briefcase to the sidewalk, raised his fist and shouted, "Kick out the Zionist dogs!"
Ten people died when an overcrowded bus collided with a train and then plowed into a sidewalk cafe, police said Friday.
Hundreds crowd the sidewalk a few doors from the Central Bank, clutching plastic bags bulging with banknotes, and shouting their rates like traders on the floor of the Chicago Merc.
His premises are the sidewalk and he's spent much of his 15 years as a street vendor trying to dodge the police.
In Crown Heights, he was greeted by a steel drum Calypso band, and he delighted the sidewalk crowd by taking up a tambourine and bouncing to the beat.
Two deputies picked her up from a lawn chair this morning and moved her bodily from her campsite to a sidewalk across the street. She offered no resistance and did not appear to say anything as she was being moved.
Here raindrops drum on the grass; there rain splashes against the sidewalk; over there it streams down the driveway.
Meanwhile, a steady stream of sidewalk superintendents monitored the goings-on.
Some bleeding women were treated on the sidewalk as buses continued to pull in and out of the outdoors terminal at Van Der Bijl Square in the Johannesburg City Center after the 5:10 p.m. explosion.
But I think my strength is in the love ballad." A sidewalk preacher who doesn't like Rob Lowe filming a movie at his apartment building should "go to Carmel or pull his window blinds," a judge said.
When Shine arrived for his last day of work, the retiring journalist found the contents of his office, including his computer, telephone and coffee machine, set up on a sidewalk in front of the Free Press building.
This becomes apparent on the west side of Lexington Avenue each weekday afternoon at 5:23 when, according to scientific studies, the sidewalk between 42nd and 43rd streets is the most crowded on the planet.
But he tried it out first on the crowd out on the sidewalk, tossing it to one lad, who deftly returned it each time with his head.
In Hamra, Sunday strollers ran for cover as a three-shell salvo crashed near a cluster of sidewalk cafes.
He plays Johnny Skates, a sidewalk surfer and street-smart informant who helps private detective Sonny Spoon, played by Mario Van Peebles in the tongue-in-cheek detective show.
Much of the appeal, no doubt, has to do with the scores of shops and sidewalk barrows that line both sides.
One exception to this trend is Los Angeles, which last month finally legalized sidewalk vending after a long lobbying campaign by vendors and immigrant-rights groups.
Ambulance units arrived and found Mitchell unconscious, but breathing, on a Georgetown sidewalk, said an ambulance dispatcher who spoke on condition of anonymity.
"When more people are on the sidewalk, they start jostling one another," Yaroslavsky said. "People's attitudes change.
Using the contraption, he cleared his driveway and sidewalk in nine minutes instead of the usual hour.
Mrs. Spector tried to fend off the other mugger and was dragged along the sidewalk until he ripped her bag out of her grasp.
Incense, prayers and pleas for the homeless were part of a memorial for a scion of a wealthy New England family who battled addiction and AIDS-related complex before dying homeless on a Tenderloin District sidewalk.
Bodies wrapped in plastic were lined up on a sidewalk as rescue workers used metal rods to pull upholstery and broken seats down from the wreckage.

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