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spur track

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun spur track has 1 sense
  1. branch line, spur track, spur - a railway line connected to a trunk line
    --1 is a kind of line, railway line, rail line
    --1 has particulars: loop-line

Definitions from the Web

Spur Track

Definition:

A spur track is a short railway track that branches off from the main track and serves as a sidetrack or a siding.

Senses:

Sense 1:

In transportation, a spur track is a railroad track that diverts from the main line to facilitate loading or unloading of goods at specific locations.

Example sentence: The train halted on the spur track to load the heavy machinery.

Related products: Spur Track Accessories

Sense 2:

In horse riding, a spur track is a small track or path used for exercising and training horses.

Example sentence: The equestrian club created a new spur track for practicing jumps with their horses.

Related products: Horse Spurs

Sense 3:

In anatomy, a spur track refers to a growth or bony outgrowth in a bodily structure resembling a spur.

Example sentence: The doctor diagnosed the patient with a heel spur track that was causing significant pain.

Related products: Heel Spur Treatment

Sense 4:

In mining, a spur track denotes a small railway line used for transportation within a mine or quarry.

Example sentence: The miners loaded the extracted minerals onto carts at the spur track for further processing.

Related products: Mining Carts

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