footpaths

英 [ˈfʊtpɑːθs]

美 [ˈfʊtˌpæθs]

n.  (尤指乡间的)人行小道
footpath的复数

柯林斯词典

• (尤指乡间的)小路
  Afootpathis a path for people to walk on, especially in the countryside.

双语例句

• I do hope that people will make use of footpaths and treat them with due attention that is needed.
  我真希望人们使用人行道并给予应有的关注。
• I would guess I have walked perhaps 7,000 or 8,000 miles on footpaths so far in my life: more than most, perhaps, but not nearly so many as others.
  我估计自己迄今为止已经徒步行走了七八千英里，这样的距离或许比大多数人长，但还不及另外一些人。
• The Permit Holder shall ensure that the selected routing of the maintenance footpaths will not disturb any animal burrows.
  许可证持有人须保证维修保养行人径的选择路线并不会干扰有动物出没的洞穴。
• Accustomed to the idea of private property, international travelers are often reluctant to stray from worn footpaths into lanes and hutongs for fear of intruding.
  国际游客习惯于私有财产的观念，常常不愿走进小巷和胡同等地方，觉得这样有非法入侵之嫌。
• I imagine one could traverse most of England via footpaths, bridleways, and country lanes.
  我想象某人由人行小路，骑马路和乡间小路能穿越大部分的英国。
• There are countless footpaths near the lake and in the surrounding mountains.
  在湖边和周围的山里有无数的人行道。
• Footpaths are mundane in the best sense of that word: worldly, open to all.
  人行小径平凡无奇，体现了世俗这个词的最佳含义，即它向所有人开放。
• Conversely, those that said they had no plans to change were mostly small councils, many of which have responsibility only for lighting in off-road areas, such as parks, car parks and footpaths.
  相反，无此打算的大多是小型议会，其中许多只负责道路以外区域的照明，如公园、停车场、和人行道。
• Some landowners refuse permission to use footpaths on their land.
  一些土地所有者不允许别人穿过他们土地上的小路。
• Many disused railway lines have become public footpaths.
  许多停用的铁路线已经成了公用的小路。