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an important road, railway, or river

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a railway track between small towns on which small and fairly slow trains run. A track between larger towns, with larger and faster trains, is called a main line.

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one of two metal springs at the front and back of a train and at the end of a railway line that helps to protect the train if it crashes

a train tunnel under the English Channel between England and France

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a road or railway system that allows you to travel from one place to another

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a passage cut through something such as rock to allow a road or railway to pass through

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a part of a road or railway line added to the existing one

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a minor road, railway line, or air service that leads to a major one

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the distance between the two metal rails (=tracks) of a railway, or between the wheels of the train

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a place where you change from one railway line to another

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a place where two or more railway lines join together

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a place where a road crosses a railway and gates are used to stop cars when a train is coming

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a part of a railway system

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the long metal bars on which trains travel

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an important railway between two cities

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an area where sections of trains are connected together

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a point at an airport or railway station where people can arrange to meet

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a section of railway track that moves between two sets of track so that a train can cross from one to the other

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one of the pair of metal bars that a train travels on

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the place where a railway line ends

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the metal track that trains travel on

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the metal track that trains travel on. The American word is railroad

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the metal track that trains travel on

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a short railway track connected to a main track

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a small building next to a railway from which the signals and tracks are controlled

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one of the large pieces of wood that support a railway track

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a part of something such as a railway or an electrical circuit that goes in a different direction from the main part

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a railway line

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the place where trains stop to let passengers on and off

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the metal tracks on a street that a tram travels along

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the metal tracks on a street that a tram travels along

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a round flat area used for turning train engines round

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a station between the major stations on a railway line