Definition of rip track in English:

rip track

noun ˈrɪp trak

North American

A section of railway line used as a site for repairs to coaches and other rolling stock.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Galveston Daily News. Probably originally from rip + track, although the first element may instead show a shortened form of repair. The spelling RIP Track in quot. 2001 probably reflects the supposition that the first element shows an acronym from the initial letters of repair in place, but this almost certainly shows a later rationalization of an existing term.

Definition of rip track in US English:

rip track

nounˈrɪp trak

North American

A section of railway line used as a site for repairs to coaches and other rolling stock.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Galveston Daily News. Probably originally from rip + track, although the first element may instead show a shortened form of repair. The spelling RIP Track in quot. 2001 probably reflects the supposition that the first element shows an acronym from the initial letters of repair in place, but this almost certainly shows a later rationalization of an existing term.

单词	rip track
释义	Definition of rip track in English: rip track noun ˈrɪp trak North American A section of railway line used as a site for repairs to coaches and other rolling stock. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Galveston Daily News. Probably originally from rip + track, although the first element may instead show a shortened form of repair. The spelling RIP Track in quot. 2001 probably reflects the supposition that the first element shows an acronym from the initial letters of repair in place, but this almost certainly shows a later rationalization of an existing term. Definition of rip track in US English: rip track nounˈrɪp trak North American A section of railway line used as a site for repairs to coaches and other rolling stock. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Galveston Daily News. Probably originally from rip + track, although the first element may instead show a shortened form of repair. The spelling RIP Track in quot. 2001 probably reflects the supposition that the first element shows an acronym from the initial letters of repair in place, but this almost certainly shows a later rationalization of an existing term.
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