English Dictionary

trackbed

IPA（発音記号）

/ˈtɹækbɛd/

名詞

広義

(rail transport) The foundation of a railway track. / (loosely) The land on which a railway was built (especially one that has been closed or dismantled).

日本語の意味

鉄道軌道の基礎部分、つまり線路が敷設されている土台・敷床 / かつて鉄道が存在した跡地、または廃止された鉄道の線路があった土地

The engineers inspected the uneven trackbed before reopening the line.

技術者たちは、線路の路盤の不均一を点検してから運行を再開した。

意味（1）

(rail transport) The foundation of a railway track.

Given a mandate to build a new railway from the trackbed up, the Japanese have seized an unpredecented opportunity, not only to apply to its equipment their immense technological resources, but to incorporate in its operational scheme the Utopian concepts which those modernising an existing line can at best realise partially.

意味（2）

(loosely) The land on which a railway was built (especially one that has been closed or dismantled).

The trackbed of the majority of the ten miles from Padstow to Boscarne Junction is still intact and used as a cycle way, although the section where the railway once went through Wadebridge has been lost to development.

trackbeds （ plural ）