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Dilshi Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Someone please help me

Can someone please tell me the name that we use for train box?
I mean train consists of many boxes, so the name we call for those boxes?
  

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If you are referring to trains as a type of transportation (I can't think of anything else), then the separate "boxes" are called "railroad cars" or "railcars" in North American English and "railroad wagons/carriages" in the UK.

— Xerxes

  • If you are referring to trains as a type of transportation (I can't think of anything else), then the separate "boxes" are called "railroad cars" or "railcars" in North American English and "railroad wagons/carriages" in the UK.
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If you are referring to trains as a type of transportation (I can't think of anything else), then the separate "boxes" are called "railroad cars" or "railcars" in North American English and "railroad wagons/carriages" in the UK.
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I have no idea what you mean by train box. Box car?

CJ
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When I Googled as'train carriage' there come train boxes. I need to know the name of one train box. Emotion: smile
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I have just Googled 'train carriage' and found no mention anywhere of 'train box'. Could you provide a link to an article containing this phrase?
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There are many types of cars that make up a train. One of them is a box car. Is that what you're thinking of?
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"railway carriage" or just "carriage"
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deadratThere are many types of cars that make up a train. One of them is a box car. Is that what you're thinking of?
I suggested that earlier, but all I got was the forum equivalent of a blank look.
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CalifJimI suggested that earlier, but all I got was the forum equivalent of a blank look
You made my day there, CalifJim.
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XerxesYou made my day there, CalifJim.
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Always glad to be of service.
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