railing [ˈreɪlɪŋ] N
- railing
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I. rail [reɪl] N
4. rail (on balcony):
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| we | rail |
| you | rail |
| they | rail |
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At the pit bottom, horizontal roads (also with a single rail-track), branched left and right.
en.wikipedia.org Although the disused rail-track is in place, no trace of the former station remains.
en.wikipedia.org Boundary walls gates and railings to the street frontages were similar to those of the workmen's cottages.
en.wikipedia.org Doors in the corners open into side aisles that lead all the way to the elevated pulpit, past white pews with walnut railings.
en.wikipedia.org Finally, in 2010 a railing was placed around the site and this now serves as a vantage point for spectators.
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