1.The domestically developed maglev train boasts a designed speed of 620 kilometers per hour.

这款国产研发的磁悬浮列设计时速为620公里/小时。

2.The train, a Japan Railway maglev, has reached a top speed of 603 kilometers per hour.

日本这列磁悬浮列的最高速度达到每小时603公里。

3.'The plan for Virgin's Hyperloop One is to make a maglev even faster by putting it in a vacuum tube.'

“公司的超级高铁一号计划是要过把磁悬浮放进一个真空管道来让它更快。”

4.So, I've been thinking about the hover boards, and maybe there's a way we could use maglev technology.

我在考虑着配电板的问题，也许我们可以利用磁悬浮技术。

5.The term maglev stands for magnetic levitation.

术语 maglev 代表磁悬浮。机翻

6.It is a Japan Railway maglev train.

这是日本铁路磁悬浮列。机翻

7.Without the tube, the system is basically a traditional maglev, which can only go about half as fast.

没有管道，该系统基本上就是传统的磁悬浮列，速度只有原来的一半左右。机翻

8.Besides Guangzhou and Shenzhen, other cities including Shanghai and Hangzhou, Chengdu and Chongqing are also planning for maglev lines, Chen said.

陈湘生说，除了广州和深圳，其他城市包括上海、杭州、成都和重庆等也在规划磁悬浮线路。

9.In transportation, superconductors could advance maglev trains and other high-speed, energy-efficient vehicles.

在域，超导体可以促进磁悬浮列和其他高速、节能工具的发展。机翻

10.Nobody tell Charles about the Shanghai maglev, which with speeds of up to 267.8mph, is the fastest train in the world.

没有人告诉查尔斯关于上海磁悬浮列的事情，其速度高达 267.8 英里每小时，是世界上最快的火。

11.Maglev trains operate by pushing magnetically levitated pods through tunnels with minimal air resistance.

磁悬浮列过推动磁悬浮舱在空气阻力极小的隧道中运行。机翻

12.Hyperloop operates in a similar way to maglev trains, but uses vehicles called pods.

Hyperloop 的运行方式与磁悬浮列类似，但使用称为吊舱的辆。机翻

13.It's got flying cars, it's got maglev trains, and it's a totally fabulous place to live.

它有飞行汽，它有磁悬浮列，而且它是一个非常适合居住的地方。机翻

14.We're still seeing really great performance out of technologies like maglev trains, which are being used in Asia quite a bit already.

我们仍在看到磁悬浮列等技术的出色表现，它在亚洲已经被大量使用。

15.That stator control unit can reverse the polarity long enough to disengage maglev and that could...-Speak English!

定子控制单元扭转极性可以有足够的时间脱离磁悬浮...-说人话！

16.And hey, if we swap maglev tracks for conventional rail, suddenly, we are linked to our existing transit network.

嘿，如果我们将磁悬浮轨道换成传统铁路，突然间，我们就与现有的网络相连了。机翻

17.So our early prototypes started with the traditional concept that maglev uses, that is, where the track controls the vehicle.

所以我们早期的原型是从磁悬浮使用的传统概念开始的，即轨道控制辆。机翻

18.But the fastest recorded train was a maglev from the Central Japan Railway Company, which ran on a test track at a speed of 603 kilometres per hour.

但是据记载最快的火是中央日本铁路公司的一辆磁悬浮，它可以在测试轨道上以603公里每小时的速度行驶。

19.There is no contact between the bottom of the cars and the surface of the train track. Maglev trains are almost noiseless and can move very fast.

这种磁悬浮列看上去似乎漂浮在地面上，厢底部和列轨道之间没有接触，磁悬浮列几乎无声，速度很快。

20.Today, hyperloop technology is based on two key mechanisms, removing aerodynamic drag through vacuum-like tubes and removing friction through magnetic levitation or maglev, which makes the pods float and move forward.

如今，超级高铁技术基于两个关键机制，过真空管消除空气阻力，过磁悬浮消除摩擦，这使得乘客舱漂浮并向前移动。