单词：transits
vt. 通过（transit的第三人称单数形式）
n a facility consisting of the means and equipment necessary for the movement of passengers or goods
n a journey usually by ship
v make a passage or journey from one place to another
v pass across (a sign or house of the zodiac) or pass across (the disk of a celestial body or the meridian of a place)
v revolve (the telescope of a surveying transit) about its horizontal transverse axis in order to reverse its direction
v cause or enable to pass through
transit的用法和样例：
例句
- The goods were lost in transit.这些货物在运输中丢失了。
- The transit was damaged by flood.运输线被洪水破坏了。
- Firstly, the drug inhibits octopamine transit in insect brains.第一，可卡因能抑制真蛸胺这种药物在昆虫大脑中经过。
- The city supported an initiative to turn this space, a place of transit, into an actual facility with a more permanent character and a new urban identity and artistic spirit.该城市支持了一项倡议，把这个空间里转变成为一个实际的设施，且与更长期的和新的城市特征及艺术气息相融合。
- It was worth the risk, he figured, to observe a transit of Venus.能观察到金星凌日,这趟冒险就是值得的,他说。
- The surveyors were adjusting the transit to take the measurements.勘测员正调试转镜经纬仪进行测量。
- We will transit the strait at night.我们将在夜间通过那个海峡。
- Our ship used the canal to transit to the east.我们的船通过这条运河驶往东方。
- The comet will transit on September 11.这颗彗星将于9月11日经过天空。
常见句型
- His luggage was lost in transit.他的行李在运送中丢失了。
词汇搭配
- transit network传输网络
- transit lounge转港休息室
- transit visa过境签证
- transit camp1
- rapid transit高速交通
- rapid transit system快速运输系统...
- in transit在运输中
- transit instrument[测]经纬仪
- transit line运输路线
- mass transit公共交通
- transit passenger过境旅客
- transit route中继路线
- transit level经纬水准仪
- transit time中天时刻,通过时间...
- transit system[经] 运输系统...
- transit dues转口税,过境税...
- pocket transit袖珍经纬仪
- transit duty通行税
- transit port中转港
- transit shed中转货棚,通栈...
经典引文
Maugham was transiting through America on one of his journeys to Asia.
出自：T. Morgan
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