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Also known as railway train, railroad train, railtrain, rail train, rail-train, 🚆, trains
連結された鉄道用の車両
A train is a series of connected vehicles that run on railway tracks to transport people or cargo, typically pulled by locomotives or self-propelled units. Trains matter because their steel wheels on steel tracks create low friction, making them more efficient than many other forms of transportation.
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Article · 日本語
列車（れっしゃ、（英: train）とは、イギリスでは、2両以上の鉄道用の車両が連結されたものでそのうち1両は機関車であるものか、あるいは（他の鉄道車両と連結されていない）（単独の）機関車とされており、日本においては、停車場以外の線路を運転させる目的で組成された一連の車両のことを指す。
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