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Meanings of tramway 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.
Catalan
via de tramvia Usage of tramway in English
1
In old French towns, the words boulevard and tramway are generally anathema.
2
Our supplies were brought within about three miles on a light tramway.
3
At Lucerne I went up a tramway to the top of Mt.
4
After lunch, we strolled along the Boulevard du Jeu-de-Ballon, the tramway street.
5
The tramway operation had halted for the night, and all was quiet.
6
Near by is the prison and the terminus of the tramway.
7
W. of the town of Bari by steam tramway, and 6 m. S.S.E.
8
They returned to Fiesole by the steam tramway which goes up the hill.
9
He took it out and found that it was a crumpled tramway ticket.
10
Leaving Aguadilla for Mayaguez, we take the tramway which connects the two towns.
11
From Nice to Cannes, the tramway is inland from the railway.
12
They walked to a tramway-line and had soon reached Westminster Bridge.
13
Running behind the breastworks in this portion was a convenient trench-tramway-forrations, ammunition, etc.
14
It is on the right-hand side of the tramway street, west of St. Sophia.
15
Beyond Saint-Paul the tramway left the road and climbed over a viaduct to Vence.
16
The tramway ran along it, stopping at the end wall.
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