junk
yard
复数形式
junkyards
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垃圾场, 汽车墓地
a location where various old, damaged items such as vehicles, machinery, and other items are collected, stored, and often sold for parts or recycled
A junkyard is a place where old, broken, or unwanted vehicles and other items are stored, often for recycling or parts. It is a site where items that are no longer in working condition are collected and either dismantled for parts or sold for scrap metal. Junkyards are commonly filled with discarded cars, machinery, and other materials that are no longer useful, and they play a role in helping to reuse valuable components or materials from old objects.
- The old car was taken to the junkyard after it broke down and couldn't be repaired.
那辆旧车在坏掉无法修理后被带到了废车场。
- Local children loved to explore the abandoned junkyard, imagining themselves as adventurers in a post-apocalyptic world.
当地的孩子们喜欢探索废弃的垃圾场，想象自己是后世界末日中的冒险者。
- The mechanic found a rare antique engine part buried in the depths of the junkyard, much to his excitement.
机械师在垃圾场的深处发现了一个罕见的古董发动机零件，这让他非常兴奋。
- Environmental activists protested the expansion of the junkyard, citing concerns about pollution and its impact on the surrounding area.
环保活动人士抗议垃圾场的扩建，理由是担心污染及其对周边地区的影响。
- After salvaging usable parts from the old appliances, the junkyard sold the remaining scrap metal to recycling companies.
从旧电器中抢救出可用的部件后，废品场将剩余的废金属卖给了回收公司。