tram

• Существительное, обозначающее колёсное транспортное средство, движущееся по рельсам и приводимое в движение электричеством, обычно используемое для общественного транспорта в городах.

A noun referring to a wheeled vehicle that runs on rails and is propelled by electricity, commonly used for public transport in cities.

1. Cable carB1formal

   A system of transportation where passenger or freight carriers are suspended from cables and supported by a series of towers.

   Канатная дорога

   • The aerial tram took tourists up the mountain.
   • They used a tram to transport supplies across the valley.
   • The cable tram swayed gently in the wind.

   Synonymsaerial tramwaycable cargondolaropeway

2. Mine cartB2formal

   A four-wheeled wagon that runs on tracks inside a mine, used for moving ore or materials.

   Вагонетка

   • Miners loaded the tram with coal.
   • The old tram was still sitting on the mine tracks.
   • They pushed the tram along the narrow tunnel.

   Synonymstramcartubwagon

3. StreetcarA2formal

   A wheeled vehicle that runs on rails and is propelled by electricity, used for public transport in cities.

   Трамвай

   • The tram rattled down the main street.
   • She takes the tram to work every morning.
   • The city is expanding its tram network.

   Synonymsstreetcartramcartrolleytrolley car

• Устаревший глагол, означающий тяжело ступать или идти тяжелыми шагами.

An obsolete verb meaning to step or tread heavily, or to walk with heavy steps.

1. Travel by tramB1formal

   To travel or commute using a tram (a rail vehicle that runs on city streets).

   Ехать на трамвае

   • We trammed across the city to avoid traffic.
   • She trammed to work every day before buying a car.
   • They trammed through the historic district, enjoying the sights.