wheelchairs

英 [ˈwiːltʃeəz]

美 [ˈwilˌtʃɛrz]

n.  轮椅
wheelchair的复数

柯林斯词典

• 轮椅
  Awheelchairis a chair with wheels that you use in order to move about in if you cannot walk properly, for example because you are disabled or sick.

双语例句

• Many people who use wheelchairs do well in sports.
  许多坐轮椅的人体育运动很出色。
• Controls that are located too far apart may require that users reposition themselves or their wheelchairs each time they move between controls.
  放置位置太远的控制装置可能需要用户重新确定它们的位置，或重新确定每次在这些控制装置之间移动的轮椅的位置。
• Bramley, a 44-year-old dad of one, blogged about how hard it is to simply get around with his new belly. I wonder why pregnant women dont use wheelchairs, he wrote.
  44岁的Bramley也是爸爸了，他也参加了怀孕体验。在博客中他提到带着这个孕妇肚真的很不舒服，我真不明白孕妇为什么不使用轮椅呢？
• And then he told a sick joke about two people in wheelchairs.
  然后，他讲了一个两个人坐在轮椅里的笑话，但那并不使人发笑。
• Some people play sports in wheelchairs.
  一些人坐着轮椅参加运动。
• Already AI can help blind people see and deaf people hear. And wheelchairs have been invented that can be controlled by thoughts.
  在人工智能的帮助下，盲人可看，聋人可听，轮椅可通过思想控制。
• There are also events for young tennis players and players in wheelchairs.
  同时大赛还设有青少年和残疾人网球比赛。
• Since Brian David was injured in a traffic accident decades ago, he found conventional wheelchairs to be a real pain.
  BrianDavid几十年前在一次交通事故中受伤，发现传统轮椅真是不好用。
• It's difficult for people in wheelchairs to negotiate steps.
  坐轮椅的人要上下台阶是很困难的。
• Is the emergency exit suitable for wheelchairs?
  安全出口能通过轮椅吗？