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why does adding "land" to train mean there are no rails?
by dwighttk 4y ago
why does adding "land" to train mean there are no rails?
- hanoz 4y agoBecause it replaces the implicit prefix "railway".
- cortesoft 4y agoYeah, I would have gone with "trackless train"
- mcv 4y agoOff-road train.
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- _carbyau_ 4y agoScope. The land train goes "anywhere on land" (clearly not anywhere but many/most places) as opposed to "anywhere on rails".
- systemvoltage 4y agoBrilliant!