A rail is a metal bar on the ground. Trains move on rails. Rails are usually made of steel and are long and straight.
The train runs on the steel rail.
She walked beside the rail near the station.
A rail can mean a bar people hold. It is often on stairs to keep people safe. Sometimes rails stop people from falling.
Hold the rail when you go upstairs.
The balcony has a metal rail for safety.
To rail means to speak angrily about a problem. People often rail when they are upset or disagree with something.
He railed against unfair rules.
They railed at the noisy neighbors.
To rail means to put rails around a place. This keeps the area safe or marks a border. Rails act like a fence.
They railed the garden for safety.
The park is railed to protect the plants.
A rail means the steel bars that trains travel on. Two rails are placed side by side on a railway track.
The train moves smoothly on the rail.
Workers check the rails every day.
In sports, a rail can be a bar used for balance or boundary. For example, gymnasts use rails to hold or balance on.
He balanced on the rail in gymnastics.
The sword hit the rail during the fight.
