trainload (Meaning)

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trainload (n)

quantity that can be carried by a train

A trainload of coal thundered past, its massive wheels rattling against the tracks.
The relief supplies arrived by trainload, bringing hope to the famine-stricken village.
A trainload of tourists embarked on a scenic journey through the picturesque Swiss Alps.
The soldiers were transported to the front lines by trainload, their weapons at the ready.
A trainload of lumber groaned under the weight of the giant logs.
The prison train disappeared into the darkness, carrying a trainload of inmates to an unknown destination.
The trainload of oil tankers rolled slowly into the refinery, their cargo soon to be processed into gasoline.
A trainload of grain rattled and swayed as it made its way to the mill, where it would be ground into flour.
The trainload of circus animals arrived at the station, their cages rattling and their handlers leading them off.
The trainload of wounded soldiers returned home, their faces etched with the horrors they had witnessed.

quantity that can be carried by a train

boatload,carload, cargo, shipload, wagonload, truckload, freight,consignment, haul, deadweight

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A trainload of coal thundered past, its massive wheels rattling against the tracks.

The relief supplies arrived by trainload, bringing hope to the famine-stricken village.

A trainload of tourists embarked on a scenic journey through the picturesque Swiss Alps.

The soldiers were transported to the front lines by trainload, their weapons at the ready.