bullet train
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- noun A high-speed passenger train.
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- It was nothing like the sleek, ultra-modern bullet train stations his vids said the Japanese were so proud of, and he looked around in awe. — InterzoneScienceFictionandFantasyMagazine#214
- But it was all useless; she was sealed inside the helicopter and the pilot was making the rotors roar Aboard the bullet train from L.A. to Las Vegas and Salt Lake, Pam sat at a table in the concessions car, sipping cider and alternately fretting and scheming. — FSF,October2007
- The bullet train rushed through the Catskills, carrying Chester into exile. — F ;SF; - vol 089 issue 04-05 - October-November 1995
- Even on the bullet train it was a three-hour trip, and over the past two weeks his time away from the office had become increasingly precious. — UglyAmericans
- In an hour, Malcolm and Sayo would catch the bullet train back to Tokyo. — UglyAmericans
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