tunnel

英['tʌnl]美['tʌnl]

n.
1.地下通道；地道；隧道
2.（动物的）洞穴通道
v.
开凿隧道；挖地道

同：	[n.] burrow [v.] burrow

Are you referring to the tunnel which is still used by the London Underway Railway System?
你指的是伦敦地铁公司仍在使用的那个隧道吗?收藏
They are digging a tunnel through the mountain for the new railway.
他们在为新铁路开凿一条通山隧道。收藏
This tunnel will be a good thing for the West Side and other land you may own over there.
这条隧道对西区有好处,你可以在那儿买一块其他地皮。收藏
We hit another weather pattern when we got out of the tunnel.
我们出隧道时天气已变了。收藏
What made the tunnel well known was its designer Sir Marc Brunel who designed a tunneling shield.
这条隧道因为其设计师马克·布鲁内尔爵士而闻名于世，布鲁内尔设计出了掘进盾构。收藏

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a passageway through or under something, usually underground (especially one for trains or cars)
- the tunnel reduced congestion at that intersection
a hole in the ground made by an animal for shelter
[同] burrow, tunnel

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