It'll never fly.
这句话常见的意思是:这绝对行不通。 (字面直译为 “它永远也飞不起来”,引申为某事不可行、不会成功等)
i'd like 等于 i would like 我想要。
“i'd like” 是 “I would like” 的缩写形式,意思是 “我想要”,后面常接名词、代词或动词不定式(to do)。
例如:
I'd like a cup of coffee.(我想要一杯咖啡。)
I'd like some apples.(我想要一些苹果。)
I'd like to go to the park this weekend.(我这个周末想去公园。 )
“Public transport”的常见意思是“公共交通;公共交通工具(如公共汽车、火车等)” 。例如:- The city has an excellent public transport system.(这座城市有非常完善的公共交通系统。)- More and more people are using public transport to reduce pollution.(越来越多的人乘坐公共交通工具以减少污染。 )
Types of Public Transport
Bus: Buses are one of the most common forms of public transport. They follow fixed routes and schedules, stopping at designated bus stops. They are relatively flexible and can cover a wide area, reaching various neighborhoods and suburbs.
Subway/Metro: Subways or metros are rapid transit systems that usually run underground in urban areas. They are known for their high speed and capacity, capable of transporting a large number of passengers quickly. They are ideal for reducing traffic congestion in dense cities.
Train: Trains include commuter trains, regional trains, and long-distance trains. Commuter trains are used for daily travel between suburbs and city centers. Regional trains connect different cities and towns within a region, while long-distance trains are used for traveling across the country.
Tram/Streetcar: Trams or streetcars run on tracks along the streets. They are often used in city centers and have a slower speed compared to subways but offer a more scenic and accessible mode of transport, stopping at frequent intervals.
Light Rail: Light rail systems are similar to trams but are usually more modern and have a higher capacity. They can operate on a mix of street-level and dedicated tracks and are often used to connect different parts of a city or serve growing suburbs.
Ferry: Ferries are used for waterborne transport, carrying passengers across rivers, lakes, or bays. They are common in coastal cities or areas with significant waterways and can provide a unique travel experience.