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railroad crossing
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Railroad crossing
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a place at which a road meets a railroad, typically marked by gates, signals, or warning signs to alert drivers and pedestrians of approaching trains
Dialect
American
American
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The railroad crossing was equipped with flashing lights and bells to warn drivers of oncoming trains.
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