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1. (n.) streetcar
a public vehicle on rails running regularly along city streets.
Etymology: (1795–1805)
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1. (noun) streetcar, tram, tramcar, trolley, trolley car
a wheeled vehicle that runs on rails and is propelled by electricity
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Sense: (especially American) a tramcar.
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 Afrikaans: trembus |
 Arabic: مَرْكَبَة الترام |
 Bulgarian: трамвай |
 Brazilian: bonde |
 Czech: tramvaj |
 German: der Straßenbahnwagen |
 Danish: sporvogn |
 Greek: τραμ |
 Spanish: tranvía, tren |
 Estonian: tramm |
 Farsi: واگن برقي |
 Finnish: raitiovaunu |
 French: tramway |
 Hebrew: חַשמַלִית |
 Hindi: ट्राम गाड़ी |
 Croatian: tramvaj |
 Hungarian: villamos(kocsi) |
 Indonesian: trem |
 Icelandic: sporvagn |
 Italian: tram |
 Japanese: 市街電車 |
 Korean: 시가 전차 |
 Lithuanian: tramvajus |
 Latvian: tramvajs |
 Malay: trem |
 Dutch: tram |
 Norwegian: trikk, sporvogn |
 Polish: tramwaj |
 Persian: واگن برقي |
 Pashto: برقی واګون |
 Portuguese: eléctrico |
 Romanian: tramvai |
 Russian: трамвай |
 Slovak: električka |
 Slovenian: tramvaj |
 Serbian: tramvaj |
 Swedish: spårvagn |
 Thai: รถราง |
 Turkish: tramvay |
 Taiwanese: (市內)有軌電車 |
 Ukrainian: трамвай |
 Urdu: ٹرام کار |
 Vietnamese: xeđiện |
 Chinese: 有轨电车 |
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