"train" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

train sustantivo

sustantivo + train

Kolokacji: 116

passenger train • freight train • subway train • wagon train • commuter train • steam train • night train • Amtrak train • PATH train • ...

train + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 89

train station • train ride • train wreck • train track • train journey • train car • train ticket • train service • train line • train trip • ...

train + verbo

Kolokacji: 136

train runs • train stops • train operates • train passes • train arrives • train travels • train carries • train pulls • train departs • ...

Kolokacji: 36

Grup znaczeniowych: 16

Kolokacji: 29

(2) stop, wait, halt, stall, brake

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 7

(5) pull, reach, make, take, return, ...

Kolokacji: 14

Kolokacji: 12

1. train departs = pociąg odjeżdża train departs

2. train goes = pociąg jeździ train goes

3. train switches = zmiany kolejowe train switches

4. train reverses = pociąg odwraca train reverses

5. train fails = oceny niedostateczne kolejowe train fails

6. train becomes = pociąg staje się train becomes

Shortly afterward, the train becomes so full that nobody can move, but that does not bother him.
The train has become popular recently like the Hussainsagar Express.
On February 6, 1959, the 1 train became the West Side local.
As a result, trains can become quite long, especially with an extended domino set.
This had worked perfectly well, for the Midland's track in general was level, but trains were becoming heavier.
By 1990, the train had become very popular and two more coaches were introduced, taking the total to 24.
The train has become increasingly popular, and carried 204,000 passengers in the financial year ending 2007.
The fact that the train was obviously becoming very late did not relieve the situation.
From the 1950s the trains became all red - in a shade similar to that of London buses.
The trains traversing immigrant neighborhoods have become particularly crowded, as young families depend on them to go to work or to school.