Associations to the word «Tramway»
Noun
- Tram
- Trondheim
- Gauge
- Electric
- Brill
- Colliery
- Grimsby
- Electrification
- Oslo
- Quarry
- Traction
- Christchurch
- Blackpool
- Incline
- Bordeaux
- Trolley
- Siding
- Streetcar
- Gondola
- Sawmill
- Terminus
- Wharf
- Nantes
- Railway
- Brisbane
- Causeway
- Depot
- Locomotive
- Bus
- Powerhouse
- Dunedin
- Derbyshire
- Cable
- Corporation
- Metro
- Rail
- Croydon
- Wolverhampton
- Transport
- Nagasaki
- Porte
- Steam
- Closure
- Slate
- Rouen
- Quay
- Subway
- Nottingham
- Decker
- Municipal
- Footpath
- Timetable
- Strasbourg
- Bilbao
- Pedestrian
- Buttons
- Glasgow
- Hawthorn
- Bristol
- Gothenburg
- Canal
- Geelong
- Shire
- Cane
- Hobart
- Calcutta
- Siemens
- Volt
- Promenade
- Hauling
- Mannheim
- Transit
- Network
- Embankment
- Fleetwood
- Salford
- Cars
- Mont
- Nottinghamshire
Adjective
Adverb
Pictures for the word «Tramway»
Wiktionary
TRAMWAY, noun. The track on which a tram (streetcar) runs
TRAMWAY, noun. The system of cables that supports a cable car
Dictionary definition
TRAMWAY, noun. A conveyance that transports passengers or freight in carriers suspended from cables and supported by a series of towers.
TRAMWAY, noun. The track on which trams or streetcars run.
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