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Meaning of narrow gauge
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narrow gauge (n)
a railroad track (or its width) narrower than the standard 56.5 inches
narrow gauge Sentence Examples
- The narrow gauge railway wound its way through the rugged mountains, its rails precariously placed on the steep slopes.
- The historic logging train chugged along the narrow gauge track, carrying timber from the distant forests.
- The miniature railway's narrow gauge allowed it to navigate tight curves and navigate compact spaces.
- The narrow gauge steam locomotive struggled to pull the heavy freight train up the steep incline.
- The narrow gauge tunnel was barely wide enough for the diminutive train to pass through.
- The narrow gauge rails created a unique rhythmic sound as the train rolled along the tracks.
- The narrow gauge train was an essential lifeline for isolated communities, connecting them to the outside world.
- The narrow gauge railway's winding route offered passengers a picturesque journey through stunning landscapes.
- The narrow gauge track was overgrown with vegetation, a testament to the line's abandoned status.
- The heritage railway preserved the narrow gauge tradition, showcasing the historic significance of these unique trains.
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a railroad track (or its width) narrower than the standard 56.5 inches
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The narrow gauge railway wound its way through the rugged mountains, its rails precariously placed on the steep slopes.
The historic logging train chugged along the narrow gauge track, carrying timber from the distant forests.
The miniature railway's narrow gauge allowed it to navigate tight curves and navigate compact spaces.
The narrow gauge steam locomotive struggled to pull the heavy freight train up the steep incline.
