rail
ਰੇਲ
definition
verb
the altar is railed off from the nave
provide or enclose (a space or place) with a rail or rails.
(in windsurfing) sail the board on its edge, so that it is at a sharp angle to the surface of the water.
noun
A similar situation was narrowly avoided whilst recently affixing a curtain rail to the wall in the lounge.
a bar or series of bars, typically fixed on upright supports, serving as part of a fence or barrier or used to hang things on.
trolley rails
a steel bar or continuous line of bars laid on the ground as one of a pair forming a railroad track.
example
He and the receiver kept running along the dark expanse of the warehouse roof, making for the elevated tracks of the commuter 'rail' .
A similar situation was narrowly avoided whilst recently affixing a curtain 'rail' to the wall in the lounge.
The beauty of this model is that all we need to do is connect the 3.3V 'rail' to the VDD of one ram slot, which will be shared among all DIMM slots.
Place a combination square or try square over the 'rail' so the blade is in line with the edge of the stile.
They then hang over the gallery 'rail' and stare into the abyss.
If your cut exposes the hollow portion of the door, you must reinstall the solid-wood 'rail' from the cutoff.
She slowly nodded and took a step forward, holding onto the porch 'rail' for support for she still felt quite weak.
The golden age of 'rail' travel in the Southwest lives again at a dusty town in eastern Arizona.
With the growth in 'rail' travel and motor car ownership, there aren't as many people travelling by ferry anymore.
There seems to be no end to the problems faced by the Bangalore metro 'rail' project.
I have often regarded the 'rail' as the premier bird of a freshwater marsh, so a marsh without one is to my mind severely lacking.
'rail' fares
traveling by 'rail'
They will also have access through all forms transport - 'rail' or road or metro.
The doctor pulled Peter's chart from where it was hanging over the bed 'rail' , and studied it carefully.
Zack stopped and thought, using the 'rail' the on the wall for support.
Within days we had a safety 'rail' on the bathroom wall, another banister, raised lavatory seats and other helpful things.
The station is one of the city's principal transport interchanges, with 'rail' services, numerous bus routes and York's busiest taxi ranks.
The floods of 1999 and 2000 wreaked havoc and seriously affected 'rail' transport in this desperately poor country.
the more you pull down on the boom, the more you 'rail'
The other hand simply rested on the bridge 'rail' , not supporting her as she didn't lean against it.
'rail' fares
Travellers face disruption by road and 'rail' this weekend as maintenance and upgrading take place.
In addition, the two companies have reached an agreement on payment for cargo transportation by 'rail' til 2003.
Crystal was at the side of the ship, hanging far over the 'rail' and apparently singing to the fish still safe in the ocean.
Swaying slightly, she clutched the stair 'rail' for support and slowly made her way down, one step at a time.
They stood on the beach and lined the south 'rail' of the pier, holding binoculars and cameras, listening to radios, scanning the sky.
I'm keen to try on a frock - there's a pretty little washerwoman's number hanging on a 'rail' in the costume department I've already got my eye on.
a curtain 'rail'
Iarnrod says the upgrading of the track to continuous welded 'rail' will improve the reliability, speed and comfort on the route.
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