station

台, 所, 站, 车站; 航空站

电台, 电视台

驻地, 岗位, 位置, 停泊地; 军港; [美]空军兵站

科学考察站, 研究所

【测】测点, 测站(桩间标准距离一般是100英尺)

[澳]牧场

地位; 身分; 职位

停住; 站立(姿势)

(=habitat)【生】生境, 栖所

【宗】耶稣受难十四处之一(或其图画之一幅)

(海关用语)仓库

[美]邮政局

station

the place or position at which a thing or person stands or is supposed to stand

a place along a route or line at which a bus, train, etc, stops for fuel or to pick up or let off passengers or goods, esp one with ancillary buildings and services.(as modifier)

the headquarters or local offices of an official organization such as the police or fire services.(as modifier).See police station .See fire station

a building, depot, etc, with special equipment for some particular purpose

a place of duty

a location to which a ship or fleet is assigned for duty.an assigned location for a member of a ship's crew

a radio or television channel

a position or standing, as in a particular society or organization

the type of one's occupation; calling

(in British India) a place where the British district officials or garrison officers resided

the type of habitat occupied by a particular animal or plant

a large sheep or cattle farm

a point at which a reading is made or which is used as a point of reference

one of the Stations of the Cross.any of the churches (station churches) in Rome that have been used from ancient times as points of assembly for religious processions and ceremonies on particular days (station days)

(in rural Ireland) mass, preceded by confessions, held annually in a parishioner's dwelling and attended by other parishioners

to place in or assign to a station