助动车
zhù dòng chē
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low-powered motorized scooter or bike
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劫车
jié chē
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to carjack;
carjacking
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勒勒车
lēi lēi chē
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wagon (yoked to beast of burden)
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动能车
dòng néng chē
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car with a new type of propulsion system (hybrid, hydrogen-powered etc)
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动车
dòng chē
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power car;
multiple-unit train (abbr. for 動車組|动车组)
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北京汽车制造厂有限公司
běi jīng qì chē zhì zào chǎng yǒu xiàn gōng sī
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Beijing Automobile Works (BAW)
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区间车
qū jiān chē
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shuttle bus (or train);
train or bus traveling only part of its normal route
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半履带车
bàn lǚ dài chē
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half-track (vehicle with wheels at the front and continuous tracks in the rear)
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协力车
xié lì chē
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vehicle powered by two or more pedallers (typically, a tandem bicycle)
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卡丁车
kǎ dīng chē
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kart racing
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叫车
jiào chē
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to call a cab (by phone);
to request a ride (via an app)
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吊车尾
diào chē wěi
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(coll.) lowest-ranking (student, participant etc);
to rank at the bottom of the list;
to finish last
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喜车
xǐ chē
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wedding car;
carriage for collecting the bride
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单车族
dān chē zú
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cyclist
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单轮车
dān lún chē
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unicycle
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单速车
dān sù chē
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single-speed bicycle;
fixed-gear bicycle
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嘟嘟车
dū dū chē
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tuk tuk (three wheeler taxi) (loanword)
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当当车
dāng dāng chē
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(coll.) tram, especially Beijing trams during period of operation 1924-1956;
also written 鐺鐺車|铛铛车[dang1 dang1 che1]
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四轮马车
sì lún mǎ chē
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chariot
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四门轿车
sì mén jiào chē
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sedan (motor car)
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四驱车
sì qū chē
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four-by-four (vehicle);
4x4
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地排车
dì pǎi chē
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handcart
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地方停车
dì fang tíng chē
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parking place
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坐车
zuò chē
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to take the car, bus, train etc
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堆高车
tuī gāo chē
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power pallet truck
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