trade route

英音[ ˈtreɪd ruːt ] 美音[ ˈtreɪd ruːt; ˈtreɪd raʊt ]
商路
常用释义
贸易路线:商人或商船通常使用的海上航线之一,或商人(如商队)所遵循的路线。

例句

1·It was more than an ancient international trade route.

它不仅仅是一条古代的国际贸易路线。

2·Demand for this exotic fabric eventually created the lucrative trade route now known as the Silk Road, taking silk westward and bringing gold, silver and wool to the East.

对这种具有异国情调的面料的需求最终创造了有利可图的贸易路线,即现在所说的丝绸之路,这条路线把丝绸带向西方,把金、银和羊毛带到东方。

3·The trade route starts from the city of Xi'an in Shannxi Province and ends in Eastern Europe, near today's Turkey and the Mediterranean Sea.

这条贸易路线始于陕西省西安市,止于东欧,靠近今天的土耳其和地中海。

4·It connects the famous Huirao trade route.

它连接的是著名的徽饶古道。

5·It was an important trade route between China and Europe in ancient times.

它是古代中国和欧洲进行商贸往来的交通要道。

6·RAVIM Pakistan earned a huge loan and China got free trade route on the name of friendship.

巴基斯坦争取到了大额贷款,而中国也以友谊的名义获得了一条自由贸易路线。

7·On the eastern shore of the Black Sea, the region lay on a trade route that stretched to India.

这一地区位于黑海的东岸,在一条通往印度的商路之上。

8·Most of these vessels will be designed for the Europe-Asia run—now the world’s busiest trade route.

这些船只中的大多数都将按现在世界上最繁忙的商业通道——欧亚两洲间航线的需要设计。

9·In the article the trade route and many of the products in transmission, if tea and spices, earliest…

在这条商路上还有许多商品在传布,如茶叶、香料、金银器……。

10·The camel was the major form of transportation tool on the ancient trade route during the Tang Dynasty.

在古丝绸之路上,唐代的交通工具主要是骆驼。