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railroad

/ˈreɪl.roʊd/

Traduction: Voie ferrée permanente constituée de rails parallèles sur lesquels circulent les trains, ou système complet de ces voies et de l'infrastructure associée., Faire passer quelque chose rapidement ou injustement, souvent en exerçant une pression ou en ignorant les procédures appropriées.

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noun

/ˈreɪl.roʊd/A2formalamerican
  • frVoie ferrée permanente constituée de rails parallèles sur lesquels circulent les trains, ou système complet de ces voies et de l'infrastructure associée.

A noun referring to a permanent track composed of parallel steel rails, along which trains run, or the entire system of such tracks and associated infrastructure.

  1. Railway systemA2formalamerican

    A permanent track made of steel rails on which trains run, including the associated infrastructure.

    frréseau ferroviaire

    • The railroad connects the city to the coast.
    • They built a new railroad through the mountains.
    • The railroad company is upgrading its tracks.

    Synonymesrail linerailway

  2. Company operating trainsB1formalamerican

    A company that owns and operates a railway system.

    frCompagnie ferroviaire

    • He works for a major railroad in the Midwest.
    • The railroad announced new safety measures.
    • Several railroads merged to form a larger network.

    Synonymesrailway

Formes
  • railroads plural form
  • railroads' possessive plural form
  • railroad's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈreɪl.roʊd/C1formalamerican
  • frFaire passer quelque chose rapidement ou injustement, souvent en exerçant une pression ou en ignorant les procédures appropriées.

A verb meaning to force something through quickly or unfairly, often by applying pressure or bypassing proper procedures.

  1. Force through quicklyB2informalamerican

    To push something through a process or decision hastily, often without proper consideration.

    frFaire adopter à la hâte

    • The committee railroaded the proposal through without debate.
    • They tried to railroad the bill through Congress.
    • The manager railroaded the decision despite objections.

    Synonymesbulldozeexpeditepush throughsteamroller

    Antonymesconsiderdeliberateponder

  2. Coerce or pressureB2informalamerican

    To force someone into doing something against their will.

    frFaire pression / Contraindre

    • He felt railroaded into signing the contract.
    • She was railroaded into accepting the job offer.
    • The witness was railroaded into giving a false statement.

    Synonymesbrowbeatbulldozecoercecompelforcepressuresteamrollstrong-arm

Formes
  • railroaded past participle
  • railroaded past simple
  • railroading present participle
  • railroads third person singular
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