0 a place with one or more buildings and platforms where trains stop for people to get on or off -- 火车站
Have you ever been in a train station?
There were crying women at every train station, saying goodbye to those men who were called up for service.
We went by tram to the central train station where we remembered seeing signs for rent-a-car agencies.
It was a bit far to go to a train station and certainly by that time all the trams had gone.
The installation was located at the central train station in an area where thousands of people pass through every day.
The scene from the play involved two strangers at the train station who sit at the same table and engage each other in conversation.
Here, the listener is overtly reassured of the imagery of transport and travel by the foreground calls from announcers confirming that it is indeed a train station.
The surrogacy processes related to train and vocal material are strongly reinforced by the appearance of the following mimetic window, consisting of the environment of a train station (11:48).
