Appalachian Trail

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• I was in the real world on the Appalachian Trail, but I would also be in the real world back at school.
  阿帕拉契的小徑對(duì)我來(lái)說(shuō)是真實(shí)的世界，但回到學(xué)校的生活也是真實(shí)的。
• Emma Gatewood, nicknamed "Grandma Gatewood," was the first female to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail at the age of 67.
  艾瑪·蓋特伍德，人們昵稱(chēng)她“蓋特伍德奶奶”。她以67歲高齡成為首位一次性徒步走完阿帕拉契亞小徑全程的女性。
• If you were walking along the Appalachian Trail, what are the odds the first person you came across was your same age and was born a day before you?
  如果你在阿帕拉契小徑上散步，你第一個(gè)遇到的人和你同歲而且恰好比你大一天的概率有多大？

原聲例句

• The Appalachian Trail runs through Harpers Ferry.

權(quán)威例句

• Humor mixed with insightful information about the Appalachian Trail left me laughing and pondering at the same time!
  NPR: 'A Walk in the Woods' by Bill Bryson
• Sanford famously left the state for five days in 2009, with staffers telling the media he was out hiking the Appalachian Trail.
  NPR: Trespassing Accusation Leaves Sanford On His Own
• Nouns get all the good parts—potato, macaca, the Appalachian Trail—but this winter, in Paris, a jobbing three-syllable adjective set off a political scandal.
  NEWYORKER: L’étranger
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