railroad track

English

railroad track (plural railroad tracks)

(rail transport, US) A pair of formed steel rails, separated and supported usually on wooden or concrete ties or sleepers, forming a track along which flange-wheeled railroad vehicles may travel.

track for trains

Chinese:
Mandarin: 火車道／火车道 (zh) (huǒchēdào)
Finnish: rata (fi), junarata (fi), rautatie (fi), rautatiekiskot, ratakiskot
French: voie ferrée (fr) f
German: Bahnstrecke (de) f, Eisenbahnstrecke (de) f
Japanese: 鉄道線路 (てつどうせんろ, tetsudō senro), 軌道 (ja) (きどう, kidō)
Macedonian: пруга f (pruga)
Maori: ara tereina
Plautdietsch: Bon f
Polish: tory kolejowe m pl
Romanian: cale ferată (ro) f
Russian: железнодоро́жный путь m (železnodoróžnyj putʹ), железнодоро́жное полотно́ n (železnodoróžnoje polotnó)
Spanish: vía del ferrocarril f
Swedish: järnvägsspår (sv) n

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