Definition of bullet train in English:

bullet train

noun

informal

A Japanese high-speed passenger train.
a bullet train that would whisk passengers at speeds of 150–250 mph
Example sentencesExamples
- The bullet train is too expensive (about the same as flying), is only used for travel and occasional long commutes.
- Should Florida build a bullet train, and should it be done by a constitutional amendment?
- He said the Japanese bullet train system had run for 40 years with no injury-causing accidents and contributed little environmental pollution.
- Some day, it's going to need a subway, and elevated sky train, and a bullet train which runs from Chiang Mai to Phuket!
- And that's not to even mention taking a boat trip through Britain's longest and deepest canal tunnel, watching a medieval jousting tournament, hitching a ride on a Japanese bullet train - and checking out a flying salami.
- After the press conference, Zhu went to Tokyo station to take a Shinkansen bullet train to Kobe, western Japan.
- The Japanese bullet train helped the country immensely.
- During the latest tremors the bullet train to Niigata, 200 km northwest of Tokyo, was halted as a precaution but was expected to be running at normal speed by the end of yesterday, a railway spokesman said.
- Anyway, when I got back home I turned on the telly to see lots of pictures of a train station and aerial views of a shinkansen bullet train.
- On June 1, the group will travel on the famous Japanese bullet train - the Shinkansen - to Niigata for Ireland's opening World Cup game against Cameroon.
- The Japanese bullet train is one of the candidates for a planned high-speed train linking Beijing and Shanghai.
- Japan's newest test model of the Shinkansen bullet train is unveiled to the media at its test center at Rifu, northern Japan, yesterday.
- A York museum has proved a real ‘hot shot’ after gaining its second international accolade in two years - for its groundbreaking display featuring a Japanese bullet train.
- In Japan we have the bullet train, but England has Concorde.
- Taiwan received its first bullet train, delivered from Japan on Tuesday.
- Other options for the railway, according to state media, include styling it after the Shinkansen, Japan's high-speed bullet train, or two methods used in France - TGV and Inter-City Express.
- An earthquake in 2004 caused a bullet train to derail - the first since the high speed trains went into service 40 years ago - but there was no loss of life.
- Few players can carry out a game plan like this freight train with a bullet train's speed.
- Japan has been trying to sell China its Shinkansen bullet train technology, while Germany wants to provide its maglev technology.
- Through the cracked glass of the window, we see a bullet train cruising by.

Definition of bullet train in US English:

bullet train

nounˈbo͝olət trānˈbʊlət treɪn

informal

A high-speed passenger train.
a bullet train that would whisk passengers at speeds of 150–250 mph
Example sentencesExamples
- Should Florida build a bullet train, and should it be done by a constitutional amendment?
- In Japan we have the bullet train, but England has Concorde.
- An earthquake in 2004 caused a bullet train to derail - the first since the high speed trains went into service 40 years ago - but there was no loss of life.
- He said the Japanese bullet train system had run for 40 years with no injury-causing accidents and contributed little environmental pollution.
- After the press conference, Zhu went to Tokyo station to take a Shinkansen bullet train to Kobe, western Japan.
- On June 1, the group will travel on the famous Japanese bullet train - the Shinkansen - to Niigata for Ireland's opening World Cup game against Cameroon.
- The Japanese bullet train helped the country immensely.
- Anyway, when I got back home I turned on the telly to see lots of pictures of a train station and aerial views of a shinkansen bullet train.
- And that's not to even mention taking a boat trip through Britain's longest and deepest canal tunnel, watching a medieval jousting tournament, hitching a ride on a Japanese bullet train - and checking out a flying salami.
- A York museum has proved a real ‘hot shot’ after gaining its second international accolade in two years - for its groundbreaking display featuring a Japanese bullet train.
- Some day, it's going to need a subway, and elevated sky train, and a bullet train which runs from Chiang Mai to Phuket!
- Japan has been trying to sell China its Shinkansen bullet train technology, while Germany wants to provide its maglev technology.
- Through the cracked glass of the window, we see a bullet train cruising by.
- The Japanese bullet train is one of the candidates for a planned high-speed train linking Beijing and Shanghai.
- During the latest tremors the bullet train to Niigata, 200 km northwest of Tokyo, was halted as a precaution but was expected to be running at normal speed by the end of yesterday, a railway spokesman said.
- Japan's newest test model of the Shinkansen bullet train is unveiled to the media at its test center at Rifu, northern Japan, yesterday.
- The bullet train is too expensive (about the same as flying), is only used for travel and occasional long commutes.
- Other options for the railway, according to state media, include styling it after the Shinkansen, Japan's high-speed bullet train, or two methods used in France - TGV and Inter-City Express.
- Taiwan received its first bullet train, delivered from Japan on Tuesday.
- Few players can carry out a game plan like this freight train with a bullet train's speed.

单词	bullet train
释义	Definition of bullet train in English: bullet train noun informal A Japanese high-speed passenger train. a bullet train that would whisk passengers at speeds of 150–250 mph Example sentencesExamples The bullet train is too expensive (about the same as flying), is only used for travel and occasional long commutes. Should Florida build a bullet train, and should it be done by a constitutional amendment? He said the Japanese bullet train system had run for 40 years with no injury-causing accidents and contributed little environmental pollution. Some day, it's going to need a subway, and elevated sky train, and a bullet train which runs from Chiang Mai to Phuket! And that's not to even mention taking a boat trip through Britain's longest and deepest canal tunnel, watching a medieval jousting tournament, hitching a ride on a Japanese bullet train - and checking out a flying salami. After the press conference, Zhu went to Tokyo station to take a Shinkansen bullet train to Kobe, western Japan. The Japanese bullet train helped the country immensely. During the latest tremors the bullet train to Niigata, 200 km northwest of Tokyo, was halted as a precaution but was expected to be running at normal speed by the end of yesterday, a railway spokesman said. Anyway, when I got back home I turned on the telly to see lots of pictures of a train station and aerial views of a shinkansen bullet train. On June 1, the group will travel on the famous Japanese bullet train - the Shinkansen - to Niigata for Ireland's opening World Cup game against Cameroon. The Japanese bullet train is one of the candidates for a planned high-speed train linking Beijing and Shanghai. Japan's newest test model of the Shinkansen bullet train is unveiled to the media at its test center at Rifu, northern Japan, yesterday. A York museum has proved a real ‘hot shot’ after gaining its second international accolade in two years - for its groundbreaking display featuring a Japanese bullet train. In Japan we have the bullet train, but England has Concorde. Taiwan received its first bullet train, delivered from Japan on Tuesday. Other options for the railway, according to state media, include styling it after the Shinkansen, Japan's high-speed bullet train, or two methods used in France - TGV and Inter-City Express. An earthquake in 2004 caused a bullet train to derail - the first since the high speed trains went into service 40 years ago - but there was no loss of life. Few players can carry out a game plan like this freight train with a bullet train's speed. Japan has been trying to sell China its Shinkansen bullet train technology, while Germany wants to provide its maglev technology. Through the cracked glass of the window, we see a bullet train cruising by. Definition of bullet train in US English: bullet train nounˈbo͝olət trānˈbʊlət treɪn informal A high-speed passenger train. a bullet train that would whisk passengers at speeds of 150–250 mph Example sentencesExamples Should Florida build a bullet train, and should it be done by a constitutional amendment? In Japan we have the bullet train, but England has Concorde. An earthquake in 2004 caused a bullet train to derail - the first since the high speed trains went into service 40 years ago - but there was no loss of life. He said the Japanese bullet train system had run for 40 years with no injury-causing accidents and contributed little environmental pollution. After the press conference, Zhu went to Tokyo station to take a Shinkansen bullet train to Kobe, western Japan. On June 1, the group will travel on the famous Japanese bullet train - the Shinkansen - to Niigata for Ireland's opening World Cup game against Cameroon. The Japanese bullet train helped the country immensely. Anyway, when I got back home I turned on the telly to see lots of pictures of a train station and aerial views of a shinkansen bullet train. And that's not to even mention taking a boat trip through Britain's longest and deepest canal tunnel, watching a medieval jousting tournament, hitching a ride on a Japanese bullet train - and checking out a flying salami. A York museum has proved a real ‘hot shot’ after gaining its second international accolade in two years - for its groundbreaking display featuring a Japanese bullet train. Some day, it's going to need a subway, and elevated sky train, and a bullet train which runs from Chiang Mai to Phuket! Japan has been trying to sell China its Shinkansen bullet train technology, while Germany wants to provide its maglev technology. Through the cracked glass of the window, we see a bullet train cruising by. The Japanese bullet train is one of the candidates for a planned high-speed train linking Beijing and Shanghai. During the latest tremors the bullet train to Niigata, 200 km northwest of Tokyo, was halted as a precaution but was expected to be running at normal speed by the end of yesterday, a railway spokesman said. Japan's newest test model of the Shinkansen bullet train is unveiled to the media at its test center at Rifu, northern Japan, yesterday. The bullet train is too expensive (about the same as flying), is only used for travel and occasional long commutes. Other options for the railway, according to state media, include styling it after the Shinkansen, Japan's high-speed bullet train, or two methods used in France - TGV and Inter-City Express. Taiwan received its first bullet train, delivered from Japan on Tuesday. Few players can carry out a game plan like this freight train with a bullet train's speed.
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