第三人称复数：way stations
名词<美俚>（铁路或公共汽车线路上的）小站
1. 小站：enquiry office, information desk 问讯处 | way station 小站 | label 行李标签
2. 中途小站：直达快车 through express | 中途小站 way station | 联轨站(枢纽站) junction
3. 分站,路站：线路分类,通路分类 way sort | 分站,路站 way station | 分路工作电路 way-operated circuit
1. (长途旅程中暂时停留休息的）小站
A way station is a place where people stop to eat and rest when they are on a long journey.
2. (铁路上大站之间的)小站
A way station is a small station between two large stations on a railway.
1. Yang told the court he returned again seeking a resolution to his complaint and bought the items to clear his way to the station.
2. A victim of the escalator accident at a Line 4 subway station is on her way to People's Hospital nearby in Beijing.
3. The bullet train also shuttles all the way to Beijing - albeit with lower frequency than the one from the downtown station.
4. The woman's gas station had been demolished to make way for a market.
5. The woman's gas station had been demolished to make way for a market with meagre compensation.
6. The military shares some of the information with civil and commercial space operators, who can maneuver satellites or the space station out of harm's way.
7. Agadez has since the Middle Ages, been a way station for Muslim traders and pilgrim caravans crossing the Sahara desert.
8. Since China's application to join the International Space Station has been neglected, the only way for China's space scientists is to develop their own.
9. way station
9. I was lost the other day on my way to the London Media Center when I got out at the Westminster Station.
10. The station and train staff have been unfailingly punctual and pleasant, indeed keen to help their passengers in every way they can.
noun
1. a small railway station between the principal stations or a station where the train stops only on a signal
Synonym: whistle stop flag stop
2. a stopping place on a journey
e.g. there is a stopover to change planes in Chicago
Synonym: stopover