Gauge and Railway

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Gauge noun - A measuring instrument for measuring and indicating a quantity such as the thickness of wire or the amount of rain etc..

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Railway and gauge are semantically related in rail topic. In some cases you can use "Railway" instead a noun "Gauge".

Nearby Words: gauged, gauging

Railway noun - A roadway overlaid with parallel steel rails over which trains travel.

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Gauge and railway are semantically related in rail topic. Sometimes you can use "Gauge" instead a noun "Railway".

You have the railway rifle which fires railway spikes which you build from a pressure cooker, a crutch, a steam gauge assembly and a fission battery.

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Great Western Railway (GWR)- developed by the famous Isambard Kingdom Brunel and initially wide gauge (at 2,140 millimetres, equal to seven feet wide), which accounts for the big tunnels.

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It was the historic terminus of the Great Central Railway (GCR), which was built to European loading gauge standards and in anticipation of a connection to the Channel Tunnel that never came to fruition.

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