streetcar — a public vehicle that runs on rails along city streets, powered by electricity
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a public vehicle that runs on rails along city streets, powered by electricity
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈstriːtkɑːr/
Korean meaning: 도시 도로를 따라 레일 위를 달리는 전기로 구동되는 대중교통 수단, 전차
Korean pronunciation: **스트리**트카
Example Sentences
- My grandmother used to take the streetcar to work every morning in the 1950s.
- The tourist fell asleep on the streetcar and woke up three stops past his destination.
- San Francisco's famous streetcars are a popular attraction for visitors.
streetcar
NOUN//ˈstriːtkɑːr//
a public vehicle that runs on rails along city streets, powered by electricity
a public vehicle that runs on rails along city streets, powered by electricity
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Origin
19세기 미국에서 도로(street)를 달리는 마차(car)라는 뜻으로 만들어진 합성어입니다. 말이 끄는 마차에서 시작해 전기 전차로 발전했습니다.
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“My grandmother used to take the streetcar to work every morning in the 1950s.”
“The tourist fell asleep on the streetcar and woke up three stops past his destination.”
“San Francisco's famous streetcars are a popular attraction for visitors.”
“The streetcar conductor kept ringing the bell even though no one was crossing the street.”
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