tram

Converse of object

• catch: You may however like to catch a tram along the coastline to a neighboring resort, or even take the train to Brussels.
• pull: An articulated lift vehicle was attached at the front to pull the tram and the Unimog went by Road to Bingham Rd LC.
• restore: For a unique experience, take a ride on a restored tram.
• ride: Lunch: Ride the tram up to Santa Teresa.
• draw: Horse drawn streetcars came to the streets of Bradford in 1882.
• operate: This batch of streetcars mainly operated from Foleshill depot on the Bedworth route and its short workings.

Adjective modifier

• electric: The first electric tram opened in Budapest in 1887.
• vintage: Vintage streetcars run every few minutes along a period street out into open countryside with spectacular countryside views.
• yellow: Yellow tram 2542 is an advert for Amey Construction, who built the tramway.

Modifies a noun

• depot: The city's main tram depot was located on Stoney Stanton Road near Priestley's Bridge.
• terminus: The cramped tram terminus inside Wimbledon station is barely adequate for its present function.
• conductor: However, although a changed man, he was pronounced fit in 1923 and became a tram conductor for Hull Corporation.
• ride: The Pleasure Beach is a short tram ride away.
• stop: In 1997, Chorley New Road School opened a garden on the site of the old tram stop at the bottom of Victoria Road.
• route: A shuttle bus service will be provided to from the tram route to the hospital.

Noun used with modifier

• horse-drawn: A horse-drawn tram about to set off to Newbridge.
• steam: Come back in time to the days when steam streetcars ran on our streets.
• horse: David Hunter The Tramway Years Upper left: Original horse tram of 1978.
• gage: The Seaton Tramway The Tramway Today The Seaton Tramway is a charming narrow gage tram line operated by miniature replica streetcars.
• deck: It was a covered top double deck tram seating 55.