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Meanings of tram in English
Portuguese
teleférico Catalan
telefèric 
A conveyance that transports passengers or freight in carriers suspended from cables and supported by a series of towers.
Usage of tram in English
1
In the electric tram-car the haulage was effected by means of accumulators.
2
BBC Scotland's transport correspondent David Miller reports on the Edinburgh tram project.
3
Then they were in the tram, going towards the heart of Brussels.
4
To the left he heard the shrill jingle of an electric tram.
5
From there onwards in the tram to Kew Bridge, it became uninteresting.
6
Although the house is lonely it is on the electric tram route.
7
The tram was almost upon the thing when she first saw it.
8
And then Harold Etches leaned across the tram to him and said:
9
Engineers shored up the damaged house so the tram could be moved.
10
The tram driver recognised him and took him out to the cabin.
11
The tram was already gliding away at some distance down the road.
12
It is believed the car went into the path of the tram.
13
Driver Paul Barefoot described them as the tram equivalent of a BMW.
14
Afterwards I took the tram to Posilipo and came home by boat.
15
The trio waited two or three minutes for the tram to arrive.
16
On to the tram because we are all going to East Geenga.
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Translations for tram
Portuguese
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Tram through the time
Tram across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
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