第三人称复数：guardrails
名词护栏; 栏杆，护轨
1. 护栏；扶栏
A guardrail is a railing that is placed along the edge of something such as a staircase, path, or boat, so that people can hold onto it or so that they do not fall over the edge.
1. The overweight truck crashed into a guardrail and the cab separated from the cargo section and hung over the side of the bridge.
2. A woman driver was so engrossed in applying her makeup that she smashed into a guardrail along the expressway.
3. The boy was outside the guardrail and only one step from falling.
4. The bus drove through the guardrail of a highway overpass and plunged more than 20 meters to the ground.
5. She fell while cleaning a window but was lucky to reach for a guardrail and swung on it for more than 20 minutes.
6. Another parked truck was slammed into the guardrail by the impact of the initial collision, local traffic police said.
7. The accident occurred at 8 am in the city of Zunyi, when a bus smashed through a guardrail and overturned.
8. According to police, a van loaded with potatoes hit a highway guardrail and spilled its potatoes.
9. Li was thrown onto the guardrail in the safari park and died, an official in charge of the Shanghai Safari Park told Xinhua.
10. guardrail是什么意思
10. A sedan bound for Ningbo crashed into a guardrail in the middle of the bridge, rescuers said.
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