subway的英语读音是[ˈsʌbˌweɪ] 。
subway释义：地铁；地下通道；地下人行道；（电缆等的）地下管道，地下隧道；地铁的。
短语搭配：subway station地铁车站；take the subway乘地铁；subway system地铁网；by subway乘坐地铁；pedestrian subway地下人行道；take the subway乘地铁；tunnel a subway开掘地下通道；monorail subway单轨地铁；by subway乘地铁；take the subway 乘地铁；tunnel a subway 开掘地下通道。
subway, tube, underground。这组词都有“地铁”的意思，其区别是：subway指城市中的地铁或通道，主要用于美国。tube主要用于英国口语中。underground一般用词，指城市中的地铁，主要用于英国。
双语例句：
1. The Toronto subway is a jarring, disorienting experience.
在多伦多乘坐地铁会让人晕头转向，令人心烦。
2. It's convenient. People in NewYork go everywhere by subway if they don't drive.
搭地铁方便。纽约人去哪里都是搭地铁，如果他们不开车的话。
3. I don't ride the subway late at night.
我不在深夜坐地铁。
4. crowded passengers on a rush-hour subway train.
交通高峰时地铁上拥挤的乘客。
5. a subway system whose reputation for violence and lawlessness makes it a no-go area for many natives of the city.
暴力和违法事件时有发生、被本市很多市民视为危险区域的地铁系统。
6.She saw us on the subway.
在地铁站她见到我们了。
7.I want to get there by subway.
我想乘地铁去那儿。
8.Last Sunday, a News pressman named Gerald Boyd got worked over with baseball bats on his way to the subway and no one except us gave it much attention.
上星期日，纽约每日新闻一个名字叫波伊德的印刷工人在去地铁途中被人用球棒痛殴。除我们以外没人注意。
9.Use the subway to cross the road.
请走地下通道穿越马路。
10.The gang jumped an old woman in the subway.
一伙歹徒在地下人行道突然袭击一老妇人。