train
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The meaning (definition) of the word train
a line of carriages pulled along a railway
The word train used in a sentence
“The train moved down the tracks with lots of cars behind it.”
Words that mean the same as train (synonyms)
locomotive
How the word train is said around the world
| French | train (tren) |
| Spanish | tren (trayn) |
| Mandarin | 火车 (huǒ chē) |
| Hindi | रेलगाड़ी (raylgahree) |
| Arabic | قطار (keetahr) |
| Russian | поезд (poezd) |
| Portuguese (EU) | comboio (koombohiuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | trem (trayng) |
| Japanese | 列車 (ressha) |
| German | Zug (tsook) |
| Urdu | ٹرین (trayn) |
| Punjabi | ਰੇਲ ਗੱਡੀ (rayl guddee) |
| Korean | 기차 (gica) |
| Hebrew | רכבת |
| Greek | τρένο (treno) |
| Dutch | trein (trein) |
| Tagalog | tren (tren) |
| Vietnamese | tàu hỏa (tow hwah) |
| Turkish | tren (tran) |
| Persian | قطار (kahtahr) |
| Polish | pociąg (pawchawngk) |
| Ukrainian | поїзд (poyizd) |
| Bengali | ট্রেন (trayn) |
| Swedish | tåg (tohg) |
| Italian | treno (trenoh) |
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