tramlines

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tram·lines /ˈtræmlaɪnz/ noun [plural] British English  1. TTRthe metal tracks in the road, used by trams 电车轨道2. informalDST the two parallel lines at the edge of a tennis court 〔网球场的〕边线

Examples from the Corpus

tramlines• By leaving the tramlines, which were still greenish, he had a sample at 16% moisture.• The Manchester Metro Link uses existing rail track for part of its journey, switching to tramlines on city centre streets.

tram·lines nounChineseSyllable  

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tramlines
tram‧lines /ˈtræmlaɪnz/ noun [plural] British English
1. the metal tracks in the road, used by trams
2. informal the two parallel lines at the edge of a tennis court

tram·linesBrE /ˈtræmlaɪnz/ 🔊NAmE /ˈtræmlaɪnz/ 🔊 noun [plural] the rails in the street that trams run on 电车轨道(BrE) (NAmE alley) (informal) the pair of parallel lines on a tennis or badminton court that mark the extra area that is used when four people are playing （网球或羽毛球球场两侧的）双打边线