a permanent track of metal rails for trains, or the entire system of rail transport

a train that operates on an underground railway

Ministry of Railways (MOR), disbanded in 2013 with its regulatory functions taken over by the Ministry of Transport

iron (golf club)

Li Tie (1977-), Chinese footballer

the steel rails or the track on which a train runs

Citroën (French car manufacturer)

protective clothing made of iron or steel worn by soldiers in the past

a gate or door made of iron

A craftsman who forges objects out of iron or steel.

railway line or rail track

A flat sheet or plate made of iron used in construction or manufacturing.

Temujin, birth name of Genghis Khan [[成吉思汗|成吉思汗|Cheng2 ji2 si1 han2]]

a site or facility where iron ore is extracted from the ground

certainly; without a doubt

lit. not an inch of steel (idiom); unarmed and defenseless

galvanized iron sheet (for building construction)

Ironman; a person of exceptional physical endurance or strength.

elite or crack horsemen, typically heavily armed and highly mobile

ashen; livid

an alloy of iron and carbon produced in a blast furnace, used for casting into shapes; also known as pig iron or foundry iron

Tieguanyin tea (a variety of oolong tea)

having a cruel or cold nature; lacking compassion, sympathy, or emotion

(Cantonese) an iron pipe, typically used as a weapon

ironclad evidence or conclusive proof

a hand tool with a broad blade and a handle, used for digging or moving earth and other loose material

a figurative total or decisive defeat

firm and decisive in speech or action; categorical and unhesitating

an invincible army; iron army

a rod made of iron, often used as a tool for prying or as a weapon

The process of smelting iron.

physically forged or constructed from iron

a government or state-owned organization responsible for the management and operation of railway systems in a specific region.

secure employment (lit. iron rice bowl)

iron fist (of the state); strong-arm tactics