pick-up goods
pick-up goods noun: a goods train, often on a branch line but also on main lines, that serves every station and siding along its route, dropping off and picking up wagons (freight cars) and goods where required.
Noun
pick-up goods pl (plural only)
- A goods train, often on a branch line but also on main lines, that serves every station and siding along its route, dropping off and picking up wagons (freight cars) and goods where required.
- The working timetable shows a pick-up goods daily over each section of the main line and three times a week over the branch.1960 April, H. P. White, “The Railways of Sierra Leone”, in Railway Magazine, page 237
Questions about pick-up goods
- What does pick-up goods mean?
- Pick-up goods means a goods train, often on a branch line but also on main lines, that serves every station and siding along its route, dropping off and picking up wagons (freight cars) and goods where required.
- What part of speech is pick-up goods?
- Pick-up goods is a noun.
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