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Lucy says that at her stop, or the place where she leaves the train - leaves the subway - she gets off, or exits, and transfers "to a second train."
露西說(shuō)，到了她要下車的那一站，或者說(shuō)她要下車的地方——離開(kāi)地鐵——她下車，或者離開(kāi)，然后轉(zhuǎn)乘“第二列火車”。
To transfer, "transfer," as a verb, means to go from one train to another or from one bus to another.
轉(zhuǎn)乘（transfer），作動(dòng)詞時(shí)意思是從一列火車轉(zhuǎn)到另一列火車或從一輛公共汽車轉(zhuǎn)到另一輛公共汽車。
Your train may not go all the way where you want to go, so you may need to transfer to a different train.
你乘坐的火車可能不會(huì)直接到你想去的地方，所以你可能需要換乘另一列火車。
Lucy says that she needs to take a second train in order to get to her final destination, which is Union Station.
露西說(shuō)她需要坐第二列火車才能到達(dá)她最后的目的地，那就是聯(lián)合車站。
Union Station is a train station in downtown Los Angeles.
聯(lián)合車站是洛杉磯市區(qū)的一個(gè)火車站。
This train, Lucy says, "isn't as crowded" - there aren't as many people - it "isn't as crowded" and she manages "to find a seat" - she is able to find a seat.
露西說(shuō)，這列火車“沒(méi)有那么擁擠”，沒(méi)有那么多的人，它“沒(méi)有那么擁擠”，她設(shè)法“找到一個(gè)座位”，她得以找到座位。
