Ví dụ về việc sử dụng High-speed rail network trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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China is currently expanding its high-speed rail network across the vast country.
The central city of 11 millionpeople is also a hub for the country's high-speed rail network.
Spain has the most extensive high-speed rail network in the whole of Europe, and the second most extensive in the world after China.
China has, at 8,358 kilometres, the longest high-speed rail network in the world.
China's high-speed rail network was established in 2007, but has fast become the world's largest.
Construction on a small portion of the high-speed rail network began in December.
China's high-speed rail network has been developing rapidly over the past decade, reaching a total of 8,358 kilometres.
Over the past decade China has created a 22,000km high-speed rail network, dwarfing Japan's in size and speed of development.
Indeed, the giant, gleaming glass terminal in Nairobi looks identical to many in China,a country that has built an extensive high-speed rail network over the past decade.
China now has the world's largest high-speed rail network, about 25,000 kilometers(15,500 miles)- and aims to double it by 2030.
From a starting point of zero,China has accelerated to develop the world's largest and busiest high-speed rail network in less than a decade.
The excesses of Japan's high-speed rail network and its limited impact on rural communities serves as a potent reminder.
China is also in the middle of a massive 3.5 trillion yuan(USD 554 billion)programme to extend its high-speed rail network, which is already the largest in the world.
South Korea's high-speed rail network is far from the newest(the KTX debuted in 2004), but it does hold its rank among the fastest.
In September last year,Hong Kong plugged into China's 25,000km high-speed rail network with a futuristic new terminus overlooking the Victoria Harbor.
In the longer run, Vietnam planned to build a standard-gauge high-speed railway parallel to the current line thatwould integrate with a proposed Southeast Asian high-speed rail network.
By 2020, China plans to expand its high-speed rail network to around 18,600 miles, linking most of the nation's big cities.
Outside observers often marvel at the CCP's capacity to get things done-- at least when those things are the constructionof super-modern cities and a high-speed rail network.
As of July 2017, the French high-speed rail network comprises 2,647 km of Lignes à grande vitesse(LGV), and 670 km are under construction.
At the time, planners were divided between using high-speed trains with wheels that run on conventional standard gauge tracks or magnetic levitation trains that run onspecial maglev tracks for a new national high-speed rail network.
China has built the world's largest high-speed rail network, laying more than 20,000 kilometres of track, and is aiming to add another 10,000 kilometres by 2020.
In late 2017, Uzbekistan took huge strides in opening up to tourism, announcing visa-free and e-visa schemes,new air routes and also extensions to its shiny high-speed rail network, making access to its collection of jewelled architecture and ancient cities easier than ever.
China currently has the world's longest high-speed rail network, about a third of which has been designed to run at a speed of 350 kilometers per hour.
By the end of 2017, the country has made great strides in opening up its tourism sector, announcing schemes for visa-free travel and e-visa, new air routes,and expanding its brilliant high-speed rail network, providing easier access to its brilliant architectural collection than ever before and ancient cities.
Since then, the country's high-speed rail network has grown substantially, with high-speed lines reaching as far north as Torino to as far south as Napoli.
Now the world's second-largest economy, and flush with cash,China has built the world's longest high-speed rail network- boasting more than 8,300 kilometers(5,100 miles) of routes- in a few short years.
Today, China is home world's largest high-speed rail network, which stretches about 35,000 kilometers, and the fastest commercially operating train- the Shanghai maglev.
Most Western nations wouldhave a lot to learn from China's high-speed rail network, one of the most efficient in the world, soon expected to reach 30,000km in length.
Cities are expanding subways, and an extensive high-speed rail network across the country encourages millions of Chinese each year to travel by train rather than fly, cutting down considerably on greenhouse gas emissions.
The state-run ChinaDaily newspaper reported Wednesday that the nation's high-speed rail network is set to jump to 50,000 kilometres by 2020, with four main lines running north and south and another four east and west.