wagon
noun /ˈwæɡən/
  /ˈwæɡən/
 Idioms - enlarge image(British English)(North American English freight car)a railway truck for carrying goods(铁路)货车车厢,车皮 - He tried to hide in a container wagon.他试图藏到集装箱运输车里。 
- The statue was transported on a railway wagon.雕像是用铁路货车运送的。 
 Topics Transport by bus and trainc1- a long train of supply wagons一长队补给车 
- Dust rose from a wagon train.一列货车扬起了灰尘。 
 Collocations Dictionaryadjective- rail
- railway
- coal
- …
 - pull
 
- He tried to hide in a container wagon.
- (British English also waggon)a vehicle with four wheels, pulled by horses or oxen and used for carrying heavy loads四轮载重马车(或牛车) - covered wagons rolling across the prairies驶过大草原的有篷大马车 
- A hay wagon was winding slowly along the lane.一辆干草车正沿着小路缓缓行驶。 
 Topics Transport by car or lorryc1- She told me to climb up onto the wagon.她让我爬上马车。 
- They travelled from Tennessee in a covered wagon.他们坐着一辆有篷马车从田纳西州启程。 
 Collocations Dictionaryadjective- covered
- open
- horse-drawn
- …
 - train
 - drive
- draw
- pull
- …
 - roll
 - train
- wheel
 
- covered wagons rolling across the prairies
- (also cart)(both North American English)(British English trolley)a small table on very small wheels, used for carrying or serving food or drink(运或送食品、饮料的)小推车,台车 see also bandwagon, chuck wagon, mammy-wagon, paddy wagon, patrol wagon, station wagon
词源late 15th cent.: from Dutch wagen.
Idioms 
be/go on the wagon 
- (informal) to not drink alcohol, either for a short time or permanently(短期或永久地)不喝酒,戒酒,滴酒不沾 

