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single-track Definition

☆ single-track (-trak′)

adjective

one-track

single-track Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • road: Charlie did very well with driving on the left - even with the single-track roads.
  • lane: Need to Know The approach is down a long, single-track lane.
  • railroad: Here a tunnel took the single-track railroad through the Alps.
  • branch: David Glasspool We are now observing the single-track branch from an over bridge.
  • line: Three route miles east of Gravesend, the single-track line to Grain was planned to branch off from.
  • connection: The single-track connection with the Arsenal had previously taken out of use in 1967, after the military site had been severely degraded.

Modifying Another Word

  • initially: The line opened to passenger traffic on 2nd June 1862, worked by the LC&DR from the outset, and was initially single-track.