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wikipedia|dab=tram (disambiguation)|tram
English

Etymology

From LG. traam. The popular derivation from tramway builder w:Benjamin Outram|Benjamin Outram is false, the term pre-dated him.

Pronunciation
enPR|tr�m, IPA|/træm/, SAMPA|/tr{m/
rhymes|æm

Noun
wikipedia
en-noun

1. A passenger vehicle for public use that runs on tracks in the road.
2. A similar vehicle for carrying materials.

#* 1789, w:John Brand|John Brand, History of Newcastle Upon Tyne, volume II, page 681. (Quoted in w:Brewer�s Dictionary of Phrase and Fable|Brewer�s Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, centenary edition, 1971, ISBN 304-93570-0.)
#*: Trams are a kind of sledge on which coals are brought from the place where they are hewn to the shaft. A tram has four wheels but a sledge is without wheels.
rfc|These definitions need to be re-combined.

Synonyms
streetcar

Derived terms
shoot through like a Bondi tram
tramline
tramway

Slovak: elektri�ka
Slovene: t-|sl|tramvaj|m
Spanish: tranvía
Swedish: t+|sv|spårvagn
Turkish: t+|tr|tramvay
Ukrainian: t-|uk|��амвай|m|scCyrl|xsUkrainian
Urdu: URchar|ٹرا� (t'r�m)
Vietnamese: t+|vi|tàu �i�n|xs=Vietnamese
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trans-top|vehicle for material
Dutch: t+|nl|wagen|m, t|nl|spoorwagen|m, t|nl|mijnwagen|m
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Catalan

Etymology
From L.|ca trama.

Noun
tram

1. segment (of road etc.)

Category:Catalan nouns

Dutch

Pronunciation
italbrac|Netherlands IPA|tr�m
italbrac|Belgium IPA|tr�m or IPAchar|tr�m

Etymology
From E. #English|tram.

Noun
nl-noun2|m|s|pl2=men|metje

1. A #English|tram, vehicle on rails for passenger transport in city|cities.

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