Everybody thought our train would be ambushed, but we got out safely.
所有人都认为我们的火车会遭伏击,但是我们安全地出来了。
Examples from the Corpus
ambush• Six or seven of the passengers were killed in an ambush on the narrowest part of the road.• He no longer walked around as if every step might take him into an ambush.• They moved slowly, knowing that in the next clump of treesenemysoldiers might be lying in ambush.• If you must walk alone at night keep a look out for potentialambushspots and cross the road to avoid them.• I walk out of the building tensing myself for the ambush.• LoEsheLacy, a junior at McClymonds High School, was killed in the ambush.• The sapperscrept a little closer, past the vacatedambushsite.• Richard Montacune had been driven from his first vantage post, where ambush had given him the edge of surprise.
lie/wait in ambush• The old enemies, undefeated, have devised new strategies; new assailantslie in ambush.• For all he knew, Mrs Solomon might have been waiting in ambush.• Had he been on the Cardinal's business or lying in ambush for Irvine?• They were calling off their comrades who waited in ambushfurther ahead.
Originambush
(1300-1400)Old Frenchembuschier, from en“in” + busche“wood”