slab-track
slab-track verb: to lay slab track on a section of railway line.
Verb
slab-track (third-person singular simple present slab-tracks, present participle slab-tracking, simple past and past participle slab-tracked)
- To lay slab track on a section of railway line.
- "Going to W12 gauge requires some significant work in those tunnels. The current scheme is showing that we're going to slab-track both of those tunnels.2022 November 16, Philip Haigh, “Trans-Pennine... transformative”, in RAIL, number 970, page 40
Forms of slab-track
| third-person singular present | slab-tracks |
|---|---|
| present participle | slab-tracking |
| past participle | slab-tracked |
| past | slab-tracked |
Questions about slab-track
- What does slab-track mean?
- Slab-track means to lay slab track on a section of railway line.
- What part of speech is slab-track?
- Slab-track is a verb.
- What is the past tense of slab-track?
- The past tense of slab-track is slab-tracked.
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