Definition of trackage in English:

trackage

noun ˈtrakɪdʒˈtrækɪdʒ

mass nounNorth American

The tracks or lines of a railway system collectively.
〈北美〉轨道
the superfluous trackage couldn't be made to pay
Example sentencesExamples
- Only special events cross busy route 322 and traverse the scenic backyard and in-street trackage leading to the end of the line.
- Eight thousand miles of trackage lace the Chicago area, so it's imperative to get cars rolling out of so congested a district first, and classify them for delivery later.
- We all went to places to which we had not been before, and got to ride new trackage at the various tourist railroads we visited.
- Piles of donated rail abound and some new trackage has been laid.
- We use a non-standard signalling on most of our trackage, except for parts that we inherited from another operator.
- It wasn't until 1898 when the Astoria & Columbia River connected Astoria to the NP line, with trackage rights to Portland.
- After Babylon, we entered the world of non-electrified trackage and grade crossings.
- These companies operated two-thirds of Cleveland's street railway trackage.
- By 1911 Birmingham spread over sixty-two and a half square miles, yet there was only half as much street railway trackage as in Cleveland.
- Private sidings came into being whereby the industry owned the trackage on their own property.
- At yards and terminals, thin lines are used to indicate the outlines of the limit of trackage.
- Though Cleveland had twice as much trackage and ridership as Birmingham, both cities mechanised and municipalised their street railways during the same period.
- When the Canal Streetcar starts running, it will use the existing Riverfront trackage between this location and the Esplanade terminus.
- But the challenge there is just enormous, not to mention all the trackage and all the miles involved.
- We got a little non-revenue trackage thanks to his generosity.
- The facility presently has trackage for a 100-car unit train.
- Union Pacific also has trackage in the state, and at least two short-line railroads offer freight service from small communities to main lines.
- It once totalled over 100 miles of trackage requiring about two dozen locomotives.
- Both are attempts to condemn the trackage by rail companies that claim they are disconnected from service and will never be used again.
- We had made up a little time here between Staunton and Culpepper, but lost it upon entering NS trackage because of work on the line or a track slow down.

Rhymes

package

Definition of trackage in US English:

trackage

nounˈtrakijˈtrækɪdʒ

North American

The tracks or lines of a railroad system collectively.
〈北美〉轨道
the superfluous trackage couldn't be made to pay
Example sentencesExamples
- By 1911 Birmingham spread over sixty-two and a half square miles, yet there was only half as much street railway trackage as in Cleveland.
- When the Canal Streetcar starts running, it will use the existing Riverfront trackage between this location and the Esplanade terminus.
- Though Cleveland had twice as much trackage and ridership as Birmingham, both cities mechanised and municipalised their street railways during the same period.
- We had made up a little time here between Staunton and Culpepper, but lost it upon entering NS trackage because of work on the line or a track slow down.
- The facility presently has trackage for a 100-car unit train.
- Private sidings came into being whereby the industry owned the trackage on their own property.
- We all went to places to which we had not been before, and got to ride new trackage at the various tourist railroads we visited.
- It once totalled over 100 miles of trackage requiring about two dozen locomotives.
- Eight thousand miles of trackage lace the Chicago area, so it's imperative to get cars rolling out of so congested a district first, and classify them for delivery later.
- We use a non-standard signalling on most of our trackage, except for parts that we inherited from another operator.
- At yards and terminals, thin lines are used to indicate the outlines of the limit of trackage.
- Both are attempts to condemn the trackage by rail companies that claim they are disconnected from service and will never be used again.
- Only special events cross busy route 322 and traverse the scenic backyard and in-street trackage leading to the end of the line.
- These companies operated two-thirds of Cleveland's street railway trackage.
- We got a little non-revenue trackage thanks to his generosity.
- But the challenge there is just enormous, not to mention all the trackage and all the miles involved.
- Union Pacific also has trackage in the state, and at least two short-line railroads offer freight service from small communities to main lines.
- After Babylon, we entered the world of non-electrified trackage and grade crossings.
- It wasn't until 1898 when the Astoria & Columbia River connected Astoria to the NP line, with trackage rights to Portland.
- Piles of donated rail abound and some new trackage has been laid.

单词	trackage
释义	Definition of trackage in English: trackage noun ˈtrakɪdʒˈtrækɪdʒ mass nounNorth American The tracks or lines of a railway system collectively. 〈北美〉轨道 the superfluous trackage couldn't be made to pay Example sentencesExamples Only special events cross busy route 322 and traverse the scenic backyard and in-street trackage leading to the end of the line. Eight thousand miles of trackage lace the Chicago area, so it's imperative to get cars rolling out of so congested a district first, and classify them for delivery later. We all went to places to which we had not been before, and got to ride new trackage at the various tourist railroads we visited. Piles of donated rail abound and some new trackage has been laid. We use a non-standard signalling on most of our trackage, except for parts that we inherited from another operator. It wasn't until 1898 when the Astoria & Columbia River connected Astoria to the NP line, with trackage rights to Portland. After Babylon, we entered the world of non-electrified trackage and grade crossings. These companies operated two-thirds of Cleveland's street railway trackage. By 1911 Birmingham spread over sixty-two and a half square miles, yet there was only half as much street railway trackage as in Cleveland. Private sidings came into being whereby the industry owned the trackage on their own property. At yards and terminals, thin lines are used to indicate the outlines of the limit of trackage. Though Cleveland had twice as much trackage and ridership as Birmingham, both cities mechanised and municipalised their street railways during the same period. When the Canal Streetcar starts running, it will use the existing Riverfront trackage between this location and the Esplanade terminus. But the challenge there is just enormous, not to mention all the trackage and all the miles involved. We got a little non-revenue trackage thanks to his generosity. The facility presently has trackage for a 100-car unit train. Union Pacific also has trackage in the state, and at least two short-line railroads offer freight service from small communities to main lines. It once totalled over 100 miles of trackage requiring about two dozen locomotives. Both are attempts to condemn the trackage by rail companies that claim they are disconnected from service and will never be used again. We had made up a little time here between Staunton and Culpepper, but lost it upon entering NS trackage because of work on the line or a track slow down. Rhymes package Definition of trackage in US English: trackage nounˈtrakijˈtrækɪdʒ North American The tracks or lines of a railroad system collectively. 〈北美〉轨道 the superfluous trackage couldn't be made to pay Example sentencesExamples By 1911 Birmingham spread over sixty-two and a half square miles, yet there was only half as much street railway trackage as in Cleveland. When the Canal Streetcar starts running, it will use the existing Riverfront trackage between this location and the Esplanade terminus. Though Cleveland had twice as much trackage and ridership as Birmingham, both cities mechanised and municipalised their street railways during the same period. We had made up a little time here between Staunton and Culpepper, but lost it upon entering NS trackage because of work on the line or a track slow down. The facility presently has trackage for a 100-car unit train. Private sidings came into being whereby the industry owned the trackage on their own property. We all went to places to which we had not been before, and got to ride new trackage at the various tourist railroads we visited. It once totalled over 100 miles of trackage requiring about two dozen locomotives. Eight thousand miles of trackage lace the Chicago area, so it's imperative to get cars rolling out of so congested a district first, and classify them for delivery later. We use a non-standard signalling on most of our trackage, except for parts that we inherited from another operator. At yards and terminals, thin lines are used to indicate the outlines of the limit of trackage. Both are attempts to condemn the trackage by rail companies that claim they are disconnected from service and will never be used again. Only special events cross busy route 322 and traverse the scenic backyard and in-street trackage leading to the end of the line. These companies operated two-thirds of Cleveland's street railway trackage. We got a little non-revenue trackage thanks to his generosity. But the challenge there is just enormous, not to mention all the trackage and all the miles involved. Union Pacific also has trackage in the state, and at least two short-line railroads offer freight service from small communities to main lines. After Babylon, we entered the world of non-electrified trackage and grade crossings. It wasn't until 1898 when the Astoria & Columbia River connected Astoria to the NP line, with trackage rights to Portland. Piles of donated rail abound and some new trackage has been laid.
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