2.yield sign–This sign indicates that you need to slow down, but you may not have to come to a full stop。
2.讓行標志-這個(gè)標志提醒你要減速,但不用停下來(lái)。
3.crosswalk–This is a sign that indicates people have the right of way to cross the street, so cars have to stop when they see a person waiting next to one of these signs。
4.turning–This sign indicates that the road is turning ahead, so be careful。
4.轉彎-這個(gè)標志提示前方道路有彎道,小心駕駛。
5.hill–This sign indicates you are about to approach a hill。
5.下坡-這個(gè)標志提示前方下坡。
6.Pitch it!–If you are looking for the nearest garbage or trash can, keep an eye out for this sign, it will often indicate a public garbage can is nearby。
6.垃圾桶-如果你在找最近的垃圾桶,留意這個(gè)標志,這表示附近有垃圾桶。
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1.speed limit–When driving in the United States you will have to watch out for speed limit signs as the speed limit changes frequently depending on where you are driving; the number on this sign indicates the maximum miles per hour you can drive in that area。
2.do not enter–This sign indicates you are not allowed to enter a road at that point。
2.禁止通行-這一標志標明你不能進(jìn)入這條路。
3.dead end–This means that a road is ending and there will be no other roads ahead to turn on。
3.此路不通-這表示路已經(jīng)到盡頭了,前方?jīng)]有別的路了。
4.Buckle up!–There are often signs on roads in the United States reminding people that wearing seat belts is mandatory (seat belts laws differ depending on what state you are in, but all US states have seatbelt laws)。
5.parking–The letter P is often used to stand in for the word ‘parking’ on signs where parking is allowed or prohibited。
5.停車(chē)場(chǎng)-標志上的字母P代表停車(chē),表示是否可以停車(chē)。
6.hurricane evacuation route–This sign indicates what direction to drive in case of an emergency; similar signs may say 'snow emergency route’ or ‘emergency evacuation route.’