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3 +2 | crossover |
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crossover Explanation: Again, from French. If you have two of these crossing over each other, it's called a scissor crossover (see picture below): http://www.voestalpine.com/vaevkn/en/products/railway_infras... "ENGLISH-FRENCH RAILWAY LEXICON (...) CROSSOVER: Bretelle (simple) ou jonction (JLP) CROSSOVER (DOUBLE): Bretelle double, jonction croisée (JLP-SNCF) CROSSOVER (SIMPLE) : Traversée-jonction, jonction simple CROSSOVER (DOUBLE): Bretelle double, traversée-jonction double" http://www.groupetraq.com/lexique.html -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 50 mins (2007-11-11 21:28:28 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Вижте и дефиницията по-долу: cross·o·ver (krôsvr, krs-) n. 2. A short connecting track by which a train can be transferred from one line to another. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/crossover |
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