tramline

/ˈtram-ˌlīn/ (ame, mw)

tramline — noun

1. a fixed track or route in a town that trams follow as they travel through it

1.名詞B2
釋義

a fixed track or route in a town that trams follow as they travel through it

例句

The new tramline will connect the hospital, the station, and the harbor.

collocation: connect [places] by tramline

Workers dug up the road to repair the tramline outside the market.

collocation: repair the tramline

同義詞
  • tramway

    can mean the same route, but it also often refers to the whole tram system

  • streetcar line

    American English term for the same kind of route

  • track

    broader word for rails and not limited to trams

文法句型

along the tramline

cross the tramline

build a tramline

repair the tramline

用法筆記

Usually refers to the rails or route used by trams, not to one tram vehicle or the whole transport company.

常見錯誤

❌We waited on the tramline for the next tram.
✅We waited by the tramline / at the tram stop for the next tram.
💡People normally wait beside the rails or at a stop, not on the track itself.