Definition of «station»

The term station can refer to a fixed location or facility, such as a train station, bus stop or airport. It can also refer to a position or role, as in "she held the post of station master." In a more general sense, it can mean the place where something is located or happens, such as "the crime scene was marked with yellow tape to establish the perimeter of the station."

Usage examples

Train Station: I arrived at the train station early to make sure I didn't miss my train.
Bus Station: The bus station was crowded with people waiting for their buses to arrive.
Gas Station: I stopped at the gas station to fill up my car's tank before continuing my road trip.
Police Station: I went to the police station to report the theft of my bicycle.
Fire Station: The fire station received an emergency call and quickly dispatched their firefighters to the location.
Radio Station: I called the local radio station to request my favorite song.
Television Station: The television station broadcasted live coverage of the sports event.
Weather Station: The weather station predicted heavy rainfall for the next few days.
Space Station: Astronauts on the space station conducted various experiments in a zero-gravity environment.
Research Station: Scientists at the research station were studying the behavior of marine mammals in their natural habitat.

Phrases with «station»

Sentences with «station»

The board passed an amendment to an ordinance that would allow wine and beer to be sold at gas stations in the village. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
This is reflected by the number of gas stations in a given area. (thecollegeinvestor.com)
Returning to the titular train station for the film's third act is as terrifying as you'd imagine. (waytooindie.com)
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Definition of «station»

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Sentences with «station»

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