rail
English → English
noun//reɪl//
A long, thin bar of metal, often used as part of a fence or track.
The train runs on a steel rail.
(English) The train moves along a track made of steel.
verb//reɪl//
To complain or protest about something in a loud, angry way.
He would rail against the new rules.
(English) He would loudly complain about the new rules.
noun//reɪl//
A type of bird that lives in wetlands and has a narrow body.
We saw a water rail in the marsh.
(English) We observed a rail bird in the wet, grassy area.
Entry ID: en:en:rail · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary