semi-metro
semi-metro noun: an urban rail transport system in which trams and/or light rail trains run partly on grade-separated tracks to avoid conflicts with other traffic, by using subway tunnels and viaducts.
Noun
semi-metro (plural semi-metros)
- An urban rail transport system in which trams and/or light rail trains run partly on grade-separated tracks to avoid conflicts with other traffic, by using subway tunnels and viaducts.
Forms of semi-metro
| plural | semi-metros |
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Questions about semi-metro
- What does semi-metro mean?
- Semi-metro means an urban rail transport system in which trams and/or light rail trains run partly on grade-separated tracks to avoid conflicts with other traffic, by using subway tunnels and viaducts.
- What part of speech is semi-metro?
- Semi-metro is a noun.
- What is the plural of semi-metro?
- The plural of semi-metro is semi-metros.
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