rail

rail
I 1. [reɪl]
nome
1) (in fence) sbarra f.; (on balcony) balaustra f., ringhiera f.; (on bridge, tower) parapetto m.; (handrail) ringhiera f., corrimano m.; (on ship) parapetto m., sponda f.
2) (in shop) espositore m.
3) (for curtains) bastone m., bacchetta f.
4) ferr. rotaia f.

by rail — [send] su rotaia, per ferrovia

2.
nome plurale rails equit. steccato m.sing.

to come up on the rails — correre allo steccato

3.
modificatore [network, traffic, transport] ferroviario; [journey, travel] in treno; [strike] dei treni
••

to go off the rails — uscire dai binari o di carreggiata

II [reɪl]
verbo transitivo munire di sbarre, di cancelli
III [reɪl]
verbo intransitivo form.

to rail against o at — inveire o scagliarsi contro [injustice, politician]

* * *
[reil] 1. noun
1) (a (usually horizontal) bar of metal, wood etc used in fences etc, or for hanging things on: Don't lean over the rail; a curtain-rail; a towel-rail.) sbarra, asta; staccionata, parapetto
2) ((usually in plural) a long bar of steel which forms the track on which trains etc run.) rotaia
2. verb
((usually with in or off) to surround with a rail or rails: We'll rail that bit of ground off to stop people walking on it.) (munire di sbarre/staccionate/parapetti)
- railroad
- railway
- by rail
* * *
I 1. [reɪl]
nome
1) (in fence) sbarra f.; (on balcony) balaustra f., ringhiera f.; (on bridge, tower) parapetto m.; (handrail) ringhiera f., corrimano m.; (on ship) parapetto m., sponda f.
2) (in shop) espositore m.
3) (for curtains) bastone m., bacchetta f.
4) ferr. rotaia f.

by rail — [send] su rotaia, per ferrovia

2.
nome plurale rails equit. steccato m.sing.

to come up on the rails — correre allo steccato

3.
modificatore [network, traffic, transport] ferroviario; [journey, travel] in treno; [strike] dei treni
••

to go off the rails — uscire dai binari o di carreggiata

II [reɪl]
verbo transitivo munire di sbarre, di cancelli
III [reɪl]
verbo intransitivo form.

to rail against o at — inveire o scagliarsi contro [injustice, politician]


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