| 词汇 | interstate |
| 释义 | interstateRoads in·ter·state1 /ˈɪntəsteɪt $ -tər-/ noun [countableC] American EnglishAmE TTRa wide road that goes between states, on which cars can travel very fast 州际公路 → freeway Examples from the Corpus interstate• Like most interstates, it was an odd bit of space, a nar-row slot fenced by high trees.• Now the camper-carried egg masses from the West will be passing camper-carried egg masses frorn the East on the interstates.• On holidays and weekends, the interstates grow thick with campers from Florida, truckers from Vermont, and Bay State skiers. Transport interstate2 adjectiveadj [only before noun] PTTinvolving different states, especially in the US 〔尤指美国〕州际的 interstate commerce 州际贸易 Examples from the Corpus interstate• States may regulate local incidents of interstate commerce when Congress has not occupied the field. 23.• Hey Matt, old pal, old buddy, this stuff got stolen from us, it was moving, interstate commerce.• It was an interstate highway, up on stilts, that flew over the houses and through the burning air.• Upstairs alone, Petey could fling open everything and build an interstate highway.• In 1961, the New Abolitionists focused their attention on segregation in interstate transportation, particularly on passenger buses. From Longman Business Dictionary interstatein·ter·state /ˌɪntəˈsteɪt◂-tər-/ adjectiveadj [only before a noun] involving more than one state, especially in the US → compare intrastateefforts to limit interstate shipments of industrial waste interstate banking (=when a bank has activities in more than one state) |
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