rail in Greek
rail in Greek is κάγκελο, ράγα — rail means a horizontal bar used as a support or barrier, or one of the metal bars that trains run on.
rail in Greek
κάγκελο
Pronounced: kagelo
A horizontal bar extending between supports and used for support or as a barrier; a railing.
ράγα
Pronounced: raga
A horizontal bar extending between supports and used for support or as a barrier; a railing.
ράγα
Pronounced: raga
The metal bar forming part of the track for a railroad.
What does "rail" mean?
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noun A horizontal bar used as a support or barrier, or one of the metal bars that trains run on.
"She gripped the rail as the ferry pitched in the swell."
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noun Train transport considered as a system or industry.
"More commuters are switching from cars to rail."
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verb To complain loudly and bitterly (usually "rail against" or "rail at").
"Critics railed against the new policy for weeks."
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rail in a sentence
- She gripped the rail as the ferry pitched in the swell.
- The train slowed as it passed over a section of damaged rail.
- More commuters are switching from cars to rail.
- Critics railed against the new policy for weeks.
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What is "rail" in Greek?
"rail" in Greek is κάγκελο, ράγα. rail means: A horizontal bar used as a support or barrier, or one of the metal bars that trains run on.
How do you pronounce κάγκελο?
"rail" in Greek is κάγκελο, pronounced "kagelo".
How do you use "rail" in a sentence?
Example: "She gripped the rail as the ferry pitched in the swell." In Greek, "rail" is κάγκελο, ράγα.
Are there other ways to say "rail" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "rail": κάγκελο, ράγα.
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