superliner
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- noun
- /ˈsuːpərˌlaɪnər/
- US
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superliner
- The new superliner was designed to carry more people than any previous train car.
Examples
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Traveling on a Superliner gives passengers a unique experience with its two-story layout and comfortable seats.
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The new superliner can accommodate over a thousand passengers.
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The Amtrak superliner offers comfortable overnight accommodations for travelers.
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Passengers enjoyed the spacious upper deck of the superliner as it crossed the country.
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Have you seen the latest superliner design?
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The Amtrak Superliner features multiple levels and spacious accommodations for travelers.
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The luxurious Superliner cruised smoothly across the ocean, making it a favorite among vacationers.
Synonyms
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1.3
A large comfortable vehicle like a bus or long train carriage
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A large passenger ship that sails on regular long routes
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A part of a train that carries passengers
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A part of a train that carries people
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A large ship that carries people and things on long sea trips
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A large passenger ship for holiday trips with food, pools, and shows on board
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A large ship with very comfortable rooms and extra services for passengers
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A large ship that carries people, not cargo
A train car with two levels of seats to carry more passengers
A passenger train car with seats on two levels to carry more people
A train car with two levels of seats to carry more passengers
A train car with two levels of seats to carry more passengers
A train carriage with two levels of seats to carry more people
A passenger ship with private cabins for travelers
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Etymology
Superliner combines super ('above' or 'very') and liner (as in 'ocean liner', a ship or vehicle that follows a regular route). So a superliner is a 'very large' liner — a big train car or ship built to carry many people, often with extra levels for passengers.