supertrain
- noun
- The new supertrain can carry thousands of tons of cargo.
Examples
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Engineers designed the supertrain to handle heavier loads than standard freight trains.
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A supertrain is often used to move bulk goods across vast distances efficiently.
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The new supertrain can transport hundreds of containers in a single journey.
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Many supertrains operate across the country to transport goods.
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The new supertrain can transport hundreds of containers in a single journey.
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A supertrain is often used to move bulk goods across vast distances efficiently.
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Engineers designed the supertrain to handle heavier loads than standard freight trains.
Synonyms
A long train that carries goods instead of people
A long line of connected cars that runs on tracks and carries people or goods
A long fast train that carries goods between factories and ports
A fast train that carries goods over long distances between factories and seaports and loads quickly
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Etymology
Supertrain joins super ('very' or 'above') and train ('rail vehicle' that carries goods), giving the image of a 'very large' or extra-powerful train made to move many loads. That's why supertrain can mean a very long or unusually heavy freight train.