road trains
road trains is the plural of road train.
Meaning of road train
Noun
road train (plural road trains)
- A transport conveyance consisting of a conventional prime mover truck pulling two or more trailers.
- Road trains are big rigs made of tractors that pull more than one trailer.[…]They are driven in remote areas of Canada, the United States, and Australia. Australia is home to the largest road trains in the world.[…]It is common for Australian road trains to have up to six trailers attached to a...2007, Adrianna Morganelli, Trucks: Pickups to Big Rigs, page 17
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- What is road trains the plural of?
- Road trains is the plural of road train.
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