bullet train
The term "bullet train" originates from Japan's Shinkansen trains, renowned for their high speed and aerodynamic design.
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Definition
B2Rail Transport
(general)A high-speed train known for its sleek, aerodynamic design and rapid transit capabilities.
Example
- The bullet train can travel between cities at speeds over 200 kilometers per hour.
- Japan's bullet trains are famous for their punctuality and efficiency.
C1Technology
(technical)A train designed with advanced technology to achieve speeds exceeding 200 kilometers per hour.
Example
- Engineers are constantly working on improving the technology behind bullet trains to make them even faster.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bullet train":
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