Locomotives

Definition of Locomotives

Locomotives are large vehicles with engines that are used to pull trains on railroads.

How should Locomotives divide into syllables

This word has four syllables. The vowels are 'o', 'o', 'o', and 'i'. The consonants are 'l', 'c', 'm', 't', 'v', and 's'.

Part of Speech - Locomotives

The locomotive powered the train up the hill.

Sentences with Locomotives

• The locomotive was pulling a long line of freight cars.
• The old steam locomotive was restored to its former glory.
• The diesel locomotive was much quieter than the old steam engines.
• The locomotive engineer watched the tracks carefully as the train rumbled along.
• The locomotive's powerful engine pulled the train up the steep hill.
• The locomotive's whistle blew as it approached the station.
• The locomotive's wheels spun as it started to move the heavy train.
• The electric locomotive glided silently down the tracks.
• The locomotive was the heart of the train, providing power to all the cars.
• The locomotive pulled into the station with a hiss of steam.

Quotes with Locomotives

• The locomotive is a living symbol of America's iron determination.
• The locomotive changed everything.
• The locomotive is the most magnificent example of a mechanical musical instrument I know of.
• The locomotive is a machine that sings.
• The locomotive is the most noble of the machines.
• The locomotive is the soul of the railroad.
• The locomotive is the true hero of the railroad.
• The locomotive is a creature of great power and beauty.
• The locomotive is the king of the rails.
• The locomotive is the heartbeat of the train.

Number of characters in Locomotives

11 ( l, o, c, o, m, o, t, i, v, e, s )

Unique letters in Locomotives

9 ( l, o, c, m, t, i, v, e, s )

Locomotives Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Locomotives

IPA (International): ˌləʊkʌˈməʊtɪvz

ARA (American): ˌlokʌˈmotɪvz

EPA (English): ˌləʊkʌˈməʊtɪvz

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