從腳下的鐵,到地圖上的線
兩個意思是同一個東西的兩個觀看距離,中間沒有斷裂。
noun · B1
The pair of metal rails, fixed to the ground, that a train runs along.
鐵軌
Two steel rails on the ground, always the same distance apart, running straight on past where you can see. Stand close and the word means the metal itself. Step back far enough — onto a map — and the same two rails have become a single line joining one town to the next. Near and far are the whole word: the same thing, seen from a different distance.
One branch
從腳下的鐵,到地圖上的線
兩個意思是同一個東西的兩個觀看距離,中間沒有斷裂。
noun · B1
The pair of metal rails, fixed to the ground, that a train runs along.
鐵軌