tramline

/ˈtræmˌlaɪn/
noun
  1. A set of rails for a tram (streetcar) to run on.
    • She followed the tramline to find her way to the museum.
    • The tramline runs through the center of the old city.
    • Workers are repairing the tramline after the storm.
  2. A line or route followed by a tram.
    • He lives near the tramline, so he can hear the bells at night.
    • The city is planning to extend the tramline to the airport.
    • The number 7 tramline goes from the station to the beach.
  3. In sports (especially tennis), the narrow strip on each side of the court used for doubles play.
    • She hit a powerful serve that caught the tramline.
    • The ball landed just inside the tramline, so it was in play.
    • In doubles, you can use the tramline for your shots.
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