Transporte
Aquí encontrarás algunos ejemplos de transporte; transcripción fonética, significado y pronunciación como camioneta, coche, taxi, camión, etc.
Pickup truck /ˈpɪkʌp trʌk/
- “He drives a pickup truck to work.”
- “She prefers a pickup truck for off-road trips.”
Car /kɑːr/
- “They own a red car.”
- “He bought a new car last month.”
Taxi /ˈtæksi/
- “They took a taxi to the airport.”
- “She hailed a taxi on the street.”
Truck /trʌk/
- “The truck delivered goods to the warehouse.”
- “He drives a truck for a living.”
Bus /bʌs/
- “They commute by bus every day.”
- “She missed the bus this morning.”
Double-decker bus /ˌdʌbəlˈdɛkər bʌs/
- “They rode a double-decker bus in London.”
- “The double-decker bus has two levels.”
Van /væn/
- “They use a van for deliveries.”
- “He converted the van into a camper.”
Articulated bus /ɑːrˈtɪkjʊleɪtɪd bʌs/
- “The articulated bus can bend in the middle.”
- “She took an articulated bus to the city center.”
Trolleybus /ˈtrɔlɪbʌs/
- “They have trolleybuses in some European cities.”
- “The trolleybus runs on electric wires.”
Tram /træm/
- “They rode the tram to the museum.”
- “She enjoys taking the tram for city sightseeing.”
Train /treɪn/
- “They traveled by train across Europe.”
- “He takes the train to work every day.”
Subway /ˈsʌbweɪ/
- “They use the subway to commute quickly.”
- “The subway station is crowded during rush hour.”
Ferry /ˈfɛri/
- “They took a ferry to the island.”
- “She enjoys the ferry ride across the bay.”
Boat /boʊt/
- “They own a small boat for fishing.”
- “He rented a boat for the weekend.”
Bicycle /ˈbaɪsɪkəl/
- “They ride their bicycles to work.”
- “She prefers cycling over driving.”
Motorcycle /ˈmoʊtərsaɪkəl/
- “He rides a motorcycle to work.”
- “She bought a new motorcycle last year.”
Sports car /spɔrts kɑːr/
- “He owns a sleek sports car.”
- “She dreams of owning a sports car.”
Race car /reɪs kɑːr/
- “The race car speeds around the track.”
- “He drives a race car professionally.”
Plane /pleɪn/
- “They traveled by plane to Europe.”
- “She’s afraid of flying in planes.”
Small plane /smɔːl pleɪn/
- “They fly a small plane for recreational trips.”
- “The small plane can land on short runways.”
Helicopter /ˈhɛlɪˌkɑptər/
- “They took a helicopter tour of the city.”
- “He works as a helicopter pilot.”
Fighter jet /ˈfaɪtər ʤɛt/
- “The fighter jet flew over the airshow.”
- “He’s training to become a fighter jet pilot.”