English → Arabic
train in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- qiṭār
- Arabizi
qiṭarun- Type
- noun · masculine
- Plural
- قِطَارَاتٌ qiṭārātun
- Root
- ق ط ر
How to use it
"Train" is قِطَارٌ in Arabic, a masculine noun. It refers to the railway vehicle; the verb "to train" is different (دَرَّبَ).
Example sentences
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سَافَرْتُ بِالقِطَارِ إلى القاهرةِ.
sāfartu bi-al-qiṭāri ilā al-qāhirati.
I traveled by train to Cairo.
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القِطَارُ يَحْتَاجُ إلى صيانةٍ دوريةٍ.
al-qiṭāru yaḥtāju ilā ṣiyānatin dawriyyatin.
The train needs regular maintenance.
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سَتَغْرُبُ الشَّمْسُ عندما يَصلُ القِطَارُ إلى المحطّةِ.
sataghrubu al-shamsu ʿindamā yaṣlu al-qiṭāru ilā al-maḥaṭṭati.
The sun will set when the train arrives at the station.
Examples from real texts
Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.
We left by train.
غادرنا بالقطار.
Here comes the train.
ها قد وصل القطار.
The train has arrived.
وصل القطار.
You will miss the train.
سيفوتك القطار.
Did you catch the train?!
هل لحقتَ بالقطار؟
The train has already left.
غادر القطار للتو.
The train hasn't arrived yet.
لم يصل القطار بعد.
The World\u0027s Runaway Train
قطار العالم الجامح
Germany uses an electric train.
يستخدم ألمانيا قطار كهربائي.
The last train has already gone.
إن القطار قد غادر.
Where's the closest train station?
أين أقرب محطة قطار؟
That same day I took the train to Hungary. On that train, I finally got some sleep.
في نفس ذات اليوم استقليت القطار إلى المجر وعلى هذا القطار حصلت أخيرًا على قسط النوم.
Questions and answers
What is the verb "to train"?
The verb is دَرَّبَ (to train someone) or تَدَرَّبَ (to train oneself).
How do I say "train station"?
Say مَحَطَّةُ القِطَارِ.
Related words and expressions
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