tram
/træm/
verb
- To travel or convey by tram.
- The workers tram the ore out of the mine each day.
- Tourists often tram up the mountain for the panoramic view.
- We trammed across the city to save on taxi fare.
noun
- A vehicle that runs on tracks along city streets, used for public transportation; a streetcar.
- Trams are a popular way to get around in many European cities.
- The old tram rattled along the cobblestone streets.
- We took the tram from the city center to the museum.
- A cable car or aerial tramway that carries passengers up a mountain or across a valley.
- The tram lifted us to the top of the mountain in just ten minutes.
- From the aerial tram, we had a spectacular view of the valley below.
- The ski resort runs a tram to transport hikers in the summer.
- A small vehicle or cart used for carrying loads, especially in a mine or factory.
- A rusty tram sat abandoned on the old mining rail.
- The factory uses a motorized tram to move heavy parts between workstations.
- Miners loaded the coal onto a tram to bring it to the surface.