wing mirror
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wing mirrors
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后视镜, 侧视镜
a reflective device attached to the side of a vehicle, allowing the driver to see what is behind and beside them
A wing mirror is a mirror mounted on the exterior of a vehicle, typically on the door or side of the vehicle. It allows the driver to see areas behind and to the side of the vehicle, helping with visibility when changing lanes or reversing. Wing mirrors are essential for safety as they help prevent accidents by providing a clear view of other vehicles, pedestrians, or obstacles that may not be visible from the driver’s seat. They can be adjusted manually or electronically, and in modern vehicles, they are often equipped with additional features such as heating or blind-spot detection.
- Before changing lanes, it's important to check your wing mirrors for any approaching vehicles.
在变道之前，检查后视镜以查看是否有接近的车辆是很重要的。
- The driver adjusted the wing mirror to get a better view of the parking space behind the car.
司机调整了后视镜，以便更好地看到车后的停车位。
- She noticed a scratch on the edge of her wing mirror after parking too close to the curb.
在停车太靠近路边后，她注意到后视镜边缘有一道划痕。
- It's helpful to keep your wing mirrors clean to ensure clear visibility while driving.
保持后视镜清洁有助于在驾驶时确保清晰的视野。
- When parallel parking, use your wing mirrors to gauge the distance from the curb.
平行停车时，使用你的后视镜来测量与路缘的距离。