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Meanings of narrow gauge in inglés
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bitola estreita Rail gauge with rails closer together than standard gauge rails (1435 mm, 4 ft 8½ in)
Usage of narrow gauge in inglés
1
The railways are of narrow gauge, and the carriages like our tramcars.
2
The narrow gauge from Colfax is little better than a stage coach.
3
There is a north-south train, but it's slow, old and narrow gauge.
4
The narrow gauge trains are worked by two classes of engines.
5
Our recommendation was that the narrow gauge should be carried throughout.
6
It is a narrow gauge, not more than forty-seven inches wide.
7
The cars, often long trains, are narrow gauge, open, and airy.
8
In Wales the first narrow gauge railway dates from 1832.
9
In the former case, the narrow gauge, 20 in.
10
The standard coupled passenger express engine on the narrow gauge has inside cylinders 17 in.
11
The steam, a great hot hammer of air, came punching out of the narrow gauge.
12
One member even has his own narrow gauge railway to transport firewood across his garden.
13
The narrow gauge is especially adapted to mountain regions, and also to thinly populated districts.
14
The tunnel's walls were made of reinforced concrete; the floor contained a narrow gauge railroad track.
15
On the narrow gauge are the Big Trees, at which an interesting stop-over can be enjoyed.
16
Wonderful railways underground, narrow gauge, of course.
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Narrow gauge through the time
Narrow gauge across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common