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I. station [Brit ˈsteɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˈsteɪʃ(ə)n] N
1. station RAIL:
station
in or at the station
the train came into the station
the train came into the station attr facilities, hotel, platform, staff
2. station:
station (service) RADIO
station TV
station (frequency)
jazz station
3. station (base):
station MIL, NAUT
naval/RAF station
4. station (gen):
station MIL, NAUT (post)
at one's station
5. station:
station, a. police station
station, a. police station (small)
6. station FARM:
station
cattle/sheep station
7. station (rank):
station dated
one's station in life
8. station REL:
II. station [Brit ˈsteɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˈsteɪʃ(ə)n] VB trans (gen) MIL
station officer, guard, steward
station troops
station ship, tank
III. to station oneself VB refl
to station oneself refl:
to station oneself
station break N Am
station break RADIO, TV
pubs inf
fpl we're going to take a station break’
booster station N
booster station RADIO, TELEC
fire station N
fire station
TV station N
TV station
generating station N
generating station
helicopter station N
helicopter station
harbour station N
harbour station
coastguard station N
coastguard station
coach station N Brit
coach station
I. station [ˈsteɪʃən] N
1. station (railroad stop):
station
underground station Brit, Aus
2. station (building):
station
research station
police station
power station
atomic energy station
petrol/gas station
3. station (for broadcasting):
station
4. station (position):
station
to be on station NAUT, MIL
5. station (social position):
station
one's station in life
6. station Aus, NZ AGR:
station
II. station [ˈsteɪʃən] VB trans MIL
station troops
police station N
police station
filling station N
filling station
underground station N
underground station
coach station N Brit
coach station
television station N
television station
goods station N Brit RAIL
goods station
power station N
power station
space station N
space station
station wagon N Am, Aus
station wagon
I. station [ˈsteɪ·ʃ ə n] N
1. station (train stop):
station
subway [or metro] station
2. station (building):
station
police station
power station
gas [or service] station
3. station RADIO, TV:
station
4. station (position):
station
to take up [or man] one's station
5. station (social position):
station
one's station in life
II. station [ˈsteɪ·ʃ ə n] VB trans MIL
station troops
power station N
power station → power plant
power plant N
service station N
service station
tracking station N AVIAT, TECH
tracking station
comfort station N
comfort station
station house N
station house
station wagon N
station wagon
television station N
television station
filling station N
filling station
fire station N
fire station
Present
Istation
youstation
he/she/itstations
westation
youstation
theystation
Past
Istationed
youstationed
he/she/itstationed
westationed
youstationed
theystationed
Present Perfect
Ihavestationed
youhavestationed
he/she/ithasstationed
wehavestationed
youhavestationed
theyhavestationed
Past Perfect
Ihadstationed
youhadstationed
he/she/ithadstationed
wehadstationed
youhadstationed
theyhadstationed
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Wicker remained open as a goods station until 1965 and has now been demolished.
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It then continued in use as a goods station until 1966.
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The station was converted to a goods station terminal.
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It was equipped with an important goods station where a large amount of agricultural products came from surrounding crops.
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It failed as a passenger station and shut down in 1966 as a goods station.
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