supertrain
- noun
- /ˈsuːpərtreɪn/
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supertren
- Many commuters prefer the supertrain because of its speed and comfort.
Examples
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The supertrain reduced travel time between the two cities to just ninety minutes.
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A new supertrain line is being built to connect the capital with the coastal region.
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The new supertrain can travel at speeds over 300 miles per hour.
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Many countries are investing in supertrains to improve public transportation.
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The new supertrain can travel across the country in just a few hours, making travel much faster and more convenient.
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With its sleek design and state-of-the-art technology, the supertrain promises to revolutionize passenger transportation.
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Passengers on the supertrain enjoy luxurious amenities while traveling at incredible speeds, significantly reducing travel time.
Synonyms
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4.9
A very fast passenger train like the Japanese Shinkansen
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1.5
A train that carries people, not goods
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2.8
A very fast passenger train that runs on special tracks like those in Japan
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7.3
A very fast train that floats above the track using magnets without touching it
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1.8
A long line of connected cars that runs on tracks and carries people or goods
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7.7
A train or vehicle with a smooth curved shape built to move faster through the air
Antonyms
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Etymology
Supertrain comes from the parts super and train, where super means 'above' or 'very' (as in superman or supermarket) and train means a 'rail vehicle' that carries people. So a supertrain is a train that is extra fast or technologically advanced, which explains its modern meaning.