seatmate

seatmate

美 [ˈsitˌmeɪt] 　英 [ˈsiːtˌmeɪt]

• n.（尤指飞机上的）邻座乘客

词形变化

复数：seatmates  

英汉双解

英汉解释

na.	1. (飞机,公共车辆等上的)邻座者

英英解释

n.	1. someone you sit next to or share a seat with on an airplane, train, bus, etc.

例句

Flying to a business meeting, he was chatting with his seatmate about family and was surprised to hear the man say, "I wish I had kids. "

乘飞机去参加一个业务会议途中，他和邻座聊起他的家庭。听到他的邻座说：“但愿我也有九个孩子”，他很吃惊。

And finally, in a "whisper" to her seatmate that was clearly meant to be heard said, "Can't that woman control her baby? "

最后，她故意敞开嗓门，冲着她的邻座假装“耳语”道：“那个女的就不能管管孩子么？”

Her seatmate smiled awkwardly without looking up from her magazine.

她的邻座尴尬的笑了笑，头埋在杂志里抬都没抬一下。

My seatmate, the scientist, had his own reasons to be concerned.

我的邻座，那个科学家有他自己需要担心的理由。

My seatmate was flying to LA to help her daughter pack for the impending move next week.

我旁边这位女士正是去LA帮她女儿收拾东西搬家。

it stops in Delhi and then Addis Ababa, where passengers like my seatmate would fan out across the continent.

像我邻座一样的乘客就会在那里出发，遍布整个非洲大陆。

All I wanted was a chance to read my book, but my seatmate talked my ear off.

我巴不得能有机会看书，但我的同桌却唠唠叨叨地说个不停。

I told her I would enjoy the chicken dinner, and my "Olympian seatmate" told her he didn't care which one he got.

我告诉他我要一份鸡肉餐，我的“奥运级邻座”告诉空姐他吃什么都行。