mile
mailn. a unit of length equal to 1,760 yards or 5,280 feet; exactly 1609.344 meters · n. a large distance · n. an ancient Roman unit of length equivalent to 1620 yards
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They say in the summer time the traffic here's bumper to bumper for miles.
据说夏天的时候，这里的交通会拥堵数英里，车挨着车。
I have explored tens of thousands of miles of African river.
我探索过数万英里的非洲河流。
Every year, around a hundred teams set off to drive over 5,000 miles from Europe to Asia in tiny cars that were never designed to make it that far.
每年，大约有一百支车队出发，驾驶着从未设计过能跑那么远的小型汽车，从欧洲跨越 5000 多英里前往亚洲。
It can accelerate in seconds up to sixty miles per hour.
它能在几秒钟内加速到每小时六十英里。
So the the heaviest sarsen stone, the biggest stone there, weighs about thirty thousand kilograms, and the people five thousand years ago had to somehow move the stones from about twenty miles away from here.
最重的萨森砂岩，也就是那里最大的那块石头，重约三万公斤，而五千年前的人们必须以某种方式将这些石头从大约二十英里外的地方搬运过来。
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