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stations

n. countable
A1 Beginner US //ˈsteɪʃənz// UK //stˈeɪʃənz// sta·tions

n. places where trains or buses stop so that people can get on or off. You also use this word for buildings where people do a specific job, like a police station.

n. designated stopping points for public transport vehicles, typically including buildings for passengers and staff. Also refers to specialized buildings or facilities used for specific services or operations.


SIMPLE

The train stops at three different stations in the city.

CONTEXTUAL

Most major railway stations now offer free wireless internet and several dining options for passengers waiting for their connections.

COMPLEX

The urban planning committee proposed a series of multi-modal stations to integrate the existing subway lines with the new high-speed rail network.

Synonyms
Usage

Plural form of 'station'. Often used in compound nouns like 'gas stations', 'fire stations', or 'polling stations'.

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