driving car
driving car noun: a control car; a non-engine rail car from which the train may be driven.
Noun
driving car (plural driving cars)
- A control car; a non-engine rail car from which the train may be driven.
- The appearance of the new non-driving motor car conforms to that of the converted driving cars, and the car body design closely follows that adopted for London Transport 1938 surface stock; […].1950 February, “Rolling Stock for London Transport”, in Railway Magazine, page 88
Forms of driving car
| plural | driving cars |
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Questions about driving car
- What does driving car mean?
- Driving car means a control car; a non-engine rail car from which the train may be driven.
- What part of speech is driving car?
- Driving car is a noun.
- What is the plural of driving car?
- The plural of driving car is driving cars.
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