tram in Latin
tram in Latin is publicus currus electricus — tram means a passenger vehicle that runs on tracks laid into a city street.
tram in Latin
publicus currus electricus
What does "tram" mean?
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noun A passenger vehicle that runs on tracks laid into a city street.
"We took the tram into the city centre."
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verb To travel by tram.
"They trammed across town to save on parking."
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tram in a sentence
- We took the tram into the city centre.
- The tram stops right outside the museum.
- They trammed across town to save on parking.
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What is "tram" in Latin?
"tram" in Latin is publicus currus electricus. tram means: A passenger vehicle that runs on tracks laid into a city street.
How do you use "tram" in a sentence?
Example: "We took the tram into the city centre." In Latin, "tram" is publicus currus electricus.
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