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railroad

/ˈreɪl.roʊd/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a via permanente formada por trilhos de aço paralelos sobre os quais circulam trens, ou todo o sistema dessas vias e a infraestrutura a elas associada., Verbo que significa empurrar ou aprovar algo rapidamente e de forma injusta, geralmente pressionando outras pessoas ou ignorando os procedimentos adequados.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

noun

/ˈreɪl.roʊd/A2formalamerican
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a via permanente formada por trilhos de aço paralelos sobre os quais circulam trens, ou todo o sistema dessas vias e a infraestrutura a elas associada.

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.

    ptFerrovia

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

    Sinônimosrail linerailway

  2. Company operating trainsB1formalamerican

    A company that owns and operates a railway system.

    ptEmpresa ferroviária

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

    Sinônimosrailway

Formas
  • 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
  • ptVerbo que significa empurrar ou aprovar algo rapidamente e de forma injusta, geralmente pressionando outras pessoas ou ignorando os procedimentos adequados.

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.

    ptAprovar às pressas

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

    Sinônimosbulldozeexpeditepush throughsteamroller

    Antônimosconsiderdeliberateponder

  2. Coerce or pressureB2informalamerican

    To force someone into doing something against their will.

    ptCoagir

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

    Sinônimosbrowbeatbulldozecoercecompelforcepressuresteamrollstrong-arm

Formas
  • railroaded past participle
  • railroaded past simple
  • railroading present participle
  • railroads third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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