Jay: How can anyone without a 4 wheeled drive vehicle go to the outback for traveling?
杰伊:如果一个人没有开着四轮的汽车,他还能去内陆旅游吗?
Travel Agency Worker: Actually if you go to the outback in the past, you will need high outback survival skills. But now we have high quality transport conditions.
工作人员:事实上,如果你以前要去内陆的话,你还需要有很高的生存技能才可以,但是现在我们已经有了很高质量的交通条件。
Jay: What is that?
杰伊:这是什么意思呢?
Travel Agency Worker: During the latter half of the 20th century, a number of major roads through the outback were sealed, allowing safe access to remote parts of the country to the average driver traveling in a standard 2 wheel drive vehicle.
工作人员:20世纪后半叶,内陆的多条主要干道被封锁了,这样即使是骑着两轮的机车横穿整个内陆也是很安全的。
Jay: What if I want to go through the outback by train?
杰伊:如果我想坐火车去内陆旅游呢?
Travel Agency Worker: No problem. A railway line extends from east to west, and another from north to south, allowing train travel in air conditioned comfort through the outback.
工作人员:没问题,现在已有横贯东西和纵穿南北的铁路线了,这样旅客就可以在轻松舒服的车厢里去内陆旅游了。
Jay: That is wonderful.
杰伊:太棒了。
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