A1 noun Neutral #207 más común

station

/ˈsteɪ.ʃən/

A station is a designated place where trains or buses regularly stop to allow passengers to get on or off. It can also refer to a building or facility used for a specific purpose, such as a police station or a radio station.

Ejemplos

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I am waiting for you at the train station.

I am waiting for you at the place where trains stop.

2

The international delegation shall depart from the central station at 09:00.

The official group will leave the main transport hub at nine o'clock.

3

See you at the station in ten minutes!

Meet me at the station in ten minutes.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
station
Verb
station
Adjetivo
stationary
Relacionado
stationmaster
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Truco para recordar

Think of the word 'stand'. A station is a place where vehicles and people 'stand' and wait.

Quiz rápido

The bus ____ is crowded because it is rush hour.

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: station

Ejemplos

1

I am waiting for you at the train station.

everyday

I am waiting for you at the place where trains stop.

2

The international delegation shall depart from the central station at 09:00.

formal

The official group will leave the main transport hub at nine o'clock.

3

See you at the station in ten minutes!

informal

Meet me at the station in ten minutes.

4

The study analyzes the impact of the new metro station on local property values.

academic

The research looks at how the new subway stop affects the price of nearby houses.

5

Our new office is conveniently located right next to the main bus station.

business

Our workplace is in a good location near the primary bus terminal.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
station
Verb
station
Adjetivo
stationary
Relacionado
stationmaster

Colocaciones comunes

train station a place where trains stop
bus station a place where buses stop
police station the office of the local police
gas station a place to buy fuel for a car
radio station a company that broadcasts music and news

Frases Comunes

power station

a building where electricity is produced

fire station

a building for firefighters and their equipment

way station

a stopping place on a journey

Se confunde a menudo con

station vs stop

A 'stop' (like a bus stop) is often just a sign on a street, whereas a 'station' is usually a larger building with facilities.

station vs stationary

Stationary (ending in -ary) means not moving, while station (the noun) refers to the place.

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Notas de uso

In British English, 'railway station' is very common, while 'train station' is standard in American English. Use the preposition 'at' when you are located there (at the station).

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Errores comunes

Learners often say 'in the station' when they mean the general location; 'at the station' is more natural unless you are specifically emphasizing being inside the building structure.

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Truco para recordar

Think of the word 'stand'. A station is a place where vehicles and people 'stand' and wait.

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Origen de la palabra

From the Latin 'statio', which means a standing place or a position.

Patrones gramaticales

countable noun plural: stations often follows a descriptive noun (e.g., petrol station, space station)
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Contexto cultural

In many European and Asian cities, the central train station is a historical landmark and the heart of the city's social and commercial life.

Quiz rápido

The bus ____ is crowded because it is rush hour.

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: station

Más palabras de Travel

train

A1

A train is a connected series of vehicles that move along metal tracks to carry people or goods from one place to another. It usually consists of an engine and several carriages or wagons.

taxi

A1

A car with a driver that you pay to take you exactly where you want to go. It usually has a sign on top and a meter inside to calculate the cost of the trip.

subway

A1

A subway is an underground electric railway system used for transporting passengers in a city. It provides a fast way to travel long distances while avoiding street-level traffic.

bicycle

A1

A vehicle with two wheels that you sit on and move by pushing pedals with your feet. It is a popular form of transportation for short distances and a common way to exercise.

motorcycle

A1

A motorcycle is a vehicle with two wheels that is powered by an engine. It is used for fast travel and usually carries one or two people.

backpack

A1

A bag with shoulder straps that allows you to carry items on your back, leaving your hands free. It is commonly used by students for school or by travelers and hikers to carry their belongings.

map

A1

A map is a visual representation or drawing of an area, such as a city, country, or the entire world. It shows physical features like roads, rivers, and landmarks to help people find locations or navigate from one place to another.

passenger

A1

A passenger is a person who travels in a vehicle, such as a car, bus, train, or airplane, but is not driving it or working on it. They usually pay a fare or have a ticket to travel from one place to another.

hostel

A1

A budget-friendly type of accommodation where guests usually rent a bed in a shared room (dormitory) and share common facilities like a kitchen or lounge. It is popular among students, backpackers, and young travelers looking for an affordable way to stay in a city.

reservation

A1

A reservation is an arrangement you make in advance to keep a seat, a table, or a room for yourself. It ensures that you have a place when you arrive at a hotel, restaurant, or on a train.

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