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The (iron) railway line on which the train travels.
Track (noun)
To move your car or other vehicle in the opposite direction.
To reverse (verb)
The part of the car where you put your suitcases or your shopping.
Boot (BrE); trunk (AmE)
To allow other drivers to pass, a place in the road where you have to let the other drivers pass.
Give way (verb + noun)
A vehicle with four wheels drawn by two or more horses or a wagon on a train
Carriage (noun)
To enter a train, plane or ship
Board (verb)
A small room to sleep in on a ship; where the passengers are on a plane; a house in the forest.
Cabin (noun)
A vehicle that carries astronauts into space; A bus that takes you to the different terminals in an airport; to move back and forth between 2 places.
Shuttle (noun and verb)
Excess level of traffic that results in delays.
Congestion (noun)
Any building, structure, or thing reduced to a state of ruin.
Wreck (noun)
To go past another vehicle.
Overtake (verb)
Travel some distance between one's home and place of work on a regular basis.
Commute (verb/noun)
To cause a detour, to change the route of a car or plane.
To divert
definitely = nothing ... of
nothing short of
get rid of = do ... with (PhV)
do away with
to decrease in thickness or width
to taper
