car

n.
1.cart; cart-horse马车；拉车的马。
△Tw.2.5.71(63):“Though our silence be drawn from us with cars.”i.e.Even if our silence must be dragged from us withhorses and carts; by great force,with great difficulty.哪怕得有几辆马车才能把我们的沉默给拉出来。(按：费很大劲才能保持沉默。)
2. chariot轻便四轮马车。
△3H.VI.1.4.33: “NowPhaёthon hath tumbled from his car/And made anevening at the noontide prick.”现在法厄同翻了车，把中午时分变成了黄昏。
△3H.VI.2.6.13:“Thy burning carnever had (i.e. would never had) scorched the earth!”你那熊熊燃烧的车子也就不至于把大地烧成焦土！
fiery car:i.e.chariot of Phoebus火轮车，（指）太阳神的车子。
△R.III.5.3.20:“And by the bright track of hisfiery car/Gives token of a goodly day tomorrow.”他那火轮的车子所留下的光辉踪迹预告明天将是一个好天。
3. chariot,car used in ancient warfare战车。
△1H.VI.1.1.20: “And death’s dishonourable victory/Wewith our stately presence glorify/Like captivesbound to a triumphant car.”我们简直像是被绑在胜利战车上的俘虏，以我们这庄严的一大群人来为死神的可耻胜利增光添彩。

• inadequacy
• inadvertent
• inadvisable
• inaesthetic
• inalienability
• inalterable
• in-and-in
• inane
• inanimate
• inapplicable
• inapposite
• inappreciable
• inappreciation
• inapprehensible
• inapproachable
• inappropriate
• inapt
• inarmoured
• inarticulate
• inartificial
• inartistic
• inattentive
• inaudible
• inaugural
• inauspicious