loop-line
- noun
- Specialized
- The new loop-line allows trains to bypass the busy central station during peak hours.
Examples
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Engineers constructed a loop-line to improve connectivity between the two regional towns.
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Many loop-lines are used for scenic routes.
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Due to construction on the main track, all trains were diverted onto the loop-line temporarily.
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The train took the loop-line to avoid traffic.
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Due to construction on the main track, all trains were diverted onto the loop-line temporarily.
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The new loop-line allows trains to bypass the busy central station during peak hours.
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Engineers constructed a loop-line to improve connectivity between the two regional towns.
Synonyms
A closed path where electric current or signals flow
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Etymology
Loop-line comes from loop ('circle' or 'curve') and line ('route' or 'track'). Picture a train leaving the main track to go around a little circle and then come back, so a loop-line is a branch that leaves a main railway line and later rejoins it.