railway station for passengers to board or goods to be loaded; typically includes platforms, ticket offices, and waiting rooms

train ticket; railway ticket

the engine of a train; the machine used to pull train cars

A vehicle equipped for fighting fires; a fire truck. Commonly referred to as [[消防车|消防車|xiao1 fang2 che1]].

a railway freight wagon or carriage; also called [[车皮|車皮|che1 pi2]]

Waterloo Station, a major railway terminus in London

bullet train; high-speed train, such as the Japanese [[新干线|新幹線|xin1 gan4 xian4]]

a train that travels from a starting point to a destination without requiring passengers to transfer

A high-speed train that uses a cushion of compressed air beneath the vehicle to reduce friction with the tracks. the track

To talk nonsense or exaggerate wildly; to have a glib tongue or speak without regard for the facts.

A type of restaurant seating consisting of two high-backed benches facing each other with a table in between, similar to the layout of a train carriage.

railway timetable; train schedule

a train powered by a steam engine, typically using coal as fuel

an express train that makes very few stops