tram
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The meaning (definition) of the word tram
a long electric train that runs on rails along a city street
The word tram used in a sentence
“We rode the tram down the busy street to the market.”
How the word tram is said around the world
| French | tramway (tram-WAY) |
| Spanish | tranvía (trahn-BEE-ah) |
| Mandarin | 有轨电车 (yoh gway dyen chuh) |
| Hindi | ट्राम (traam) |
| Arabic | تِرَام (ti-RAHM) |
| Russian | трамвай (trahm-VAI) |
| Portuguese (EU) | elétrico (ee-LEH-tree-koo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | bonde (BON-jee) |
| Japanese | ろめんでんしゃ (roh-men-DEN-shah) |
| German | Straßenbahn (SHTRAH-sen-bahn) |
| Urdu | ٹرام (TRAAM) |
| Punjabi | ਟਰਾਮ (trahm) |
| Korean | 노면전차 (noh-myun-jun-CHA) |
| Hebrew | חַשְׁמַלִּית (khash-ma-LEET) |
| Greek | τραμ (trahm) |
| Dutch | tram (trahm) |
| Tagalog | trambiya (trahm-BEE-yah) |
| Vietnamese | tàu điện (taow DEE-un) |
| Turkish | tramvay (trahm-VY) |
| Persian | تراموا (teh-rahm-VAH) |
| Polish | tramwaj (TRAHM-vie) |
| Ukrainian | трамвай (trahm-VY) |
| Bengali | ট্রাম (tram) |
| Swedish | spårvagn (SPOHR-vahngn) |
| Italian | tram (tram) |
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