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Meanings of fast train in English
Train which travels fast and makes few stops.
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Usage of fast train in English
1
He is driving over to Caanan to-day to catch the fast train.
2
Now this man Denver leaves London by a fast train for Liverpool.
3
The next morning they left Jersey City by the latest fast train out.
4
Once in so often a fast train stopped, if properly flagged.
5
You can get up easily in a car or by a fast train.
6
He is now banned from travelling by plane or fast train.
7
You can argue that a fast train doesn't necessarily mean a fast trip.
8
Some of them rumbled along like a fast train hittin a down grade.
9
So you'll be catching the fast train back to Pelles, then.
10
There is a train out of Chicago at seven o'clock, a fast train.
11
The two hours in a fast train did me good.
12
In the morning I took a fast train to Geneva.
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The choice was a fast train to Hamburg or a slow one to Rome.
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We are on a fast train to the twentieth century.
15
A fast train drew into Albany, on the New York Central, from the West.
16
It was a fast train, yet the ride seemed slow.
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