ride the rail(s)

To travel on a vehicle mounted on rails (especially a train or streetcar). I know it takes a lot longer than flying, but I love riding the rail from Portland to Vancouver. People often romanticize riding the rails across the country as hobos did during the Great Depression, but I doubt many would actually find much pleasure in it.

ride the rails

travel by rail, especially without a ticket. North American

词组	ride the rail(s)
释义	ride the rail(s) ride the rail(s) To travel on a vehicle mounted on rails (especially a train or streetcar). I know it takes a lot longer than flying, but I love riding the rail from Portland to Vancouver. People often romanticize riding the rails across the country as hobos did during the Great Depression, but I doubt many would actually find much pleasure in it. See also: ride Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ride the rails travel by rail, especially without a ticket. North American See also: rail, ride Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: ride the rails ride by ride away Are you still riding the goat? riding every last man of us/them ride off ride over everyone everyone and his brother
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