crossrail

[ kraws-reyl, kros- ]

noun

1. a horizontal slat forming part of the back of a chair.

Word History and Origins

Origin of crossrail¹

First recorded in 1875–80; cross- + rail ¹

Example Sentences

The development of Cardiff Crossrail, a new tramway initially connecting Cardiff Bay with Cardiff Central station, is also under way with the first stage expected to be completed by 2028.

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An independent review of the project by a former chief executive of Crossrail, James Stewart, has also been commissioned.

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The Elizabeth line was formerly known as Crossrail before being renamed after Queen Elizabeth II.

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While it has its origins in the Industrial Revolution, the facility most recently supplied the fleet of 70 trains for the Elizabeth Line on London's Crossrail network.

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Bond Street Crossrail station has been a real problem and plagued with delays but now we have an opening date.

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