Definition of Shinkansen in English:

Shinkansen

noun ˈʃiːnkɑːnˌsɛnˈSHinkänˌsen

1(in Japan) a railway system carrying high-speed passenger trains.
Shinkansen was generally welcomed by the public
count noun Tanaka built a Shinkansen from Tokyo to the Sea of Japan
Example sentencesExamples
- Some forty years on, Japan, largely through the success of the Shinkansen, is acknowledged as the world leader in railway technology and operation.
- The Shinkansen was a forerunner of high-speed railways throughout the world.
- Past profiled engineering marvels include the world's longest suspension bridge, the Akashi Strait Bridge, and the Shinkansen, Japan's famous high-speed train.
- This through running was achieved by laying a third rail extending the existing narrow-gauge track to the standard gauge of the Shinkansen.
- Thus a truly remarkable intensity of service is now offered, and this growth has been mirrored to a lesser extent on the other Shinkansen lines.
- Signing the contract with Taiwan High Speed Rail was a major breakthrough for Japan's renowned Shinkansen, which had never been exported.
- They are only on sale overseas, but can be used on all JR and Shinkansen rail services.
- He said the Japanese proposed using the Nozomi-700-type vehicle used in Japan's Shinkansen bullet train system, but did not disclose any price offered by the Japanese.
- The high-speed train used on the Shinkansen, ‘new main line’, is leaving Japan this week for a 10,000-mile sea journey to Southampton.
- In Japan they built their Shinkansen lines to a different gauge from the rest of the network precisely because it made it impossible for other types of trains to use it.
1. 1.1 A train operating on the Shinkansen railway system.
  Shinkansen are fast, regular, and reliable
  the campus is located northwest of Tokyo, 1 hour and 40 minutes by Shinkansen
  Example sentencesExamples
  If going by train, first go to the JR Himeji station, which is serviced by the Shinkansen (bullet train) from most major cities on Honsha.
  I hopped on the Shinkansen or bullet train, bound for Nagoya.
  On June 1, the group will travel on the famous Japanese bullet train - the Shinkansen - to Niigata for Ireland's game against Cameroon.
  The Shinkansen or Japanese Bullet train, which was capable of 130 mph on the rails, came into the city at a more modest speed by road.
  To my mind a classic example of this is the Japanese Shinkansen.
  While they are super-fast, comfortable, punctual and convenient, the Shinkansen trains are not cheap.

Origin

Japanese, from shin 'new' + kansen 'main line'.

Definition of Shinkansen in US English:

Shinkansen

nounˈSHinkänˌsen

1(in Japan) a railroad system carrying high-speed passenger trains.
Shinkansen was generally welcomed by the public
count noun Tanaka built a Shinkansen from Tokyo to the Sea of Japan
Example sentencesExamples
- This through running was achieved by laying a third rail extending the existing narrow-gauge track to the standard gauge of the Shinkansen.
- They are only on sale overseas, but can be used on all JR and Shinkansen rail services.
- In Japan they built their Shinkansen lines to a different gauge from the rest of the network precisely because it made it impossible for other types of trains to use it.
- The high-speed train used on the Shinkansen, ‘new main line’, is leaving Japan this week for a 10,000-mile sea journey to Southampton.
- Signing the contract with Taiwan High Speed Rail was a major breakthrough for Japan's renowned Shinkansen, which had never been exported.
- Past profiled engineering marvels include the world's longest suspension bridge, the Akashi Strait Bridge, and the Shinkansen, Japan's famous high-speed train.
- He said the Japanese proposed using the Nozomi-700-type vehicle used in Japan's Shinkansen bullet train system, but did not disclose any price offered by the Japanese.
- Thus a truly remarkable intensity of service is now offered, and this growth has been mirrored to a lesser extent on the other Shinkansen lines.
- Some forty years on, Japan, largely through the success of the Shinkansen, is acknowledged as the world leader in railway technology and operation.
- The Shinkansen was a forerunner of high-speed railways throughout the world.
1. 1.1 A train operating on the Shinkansen railway system.
  Shinkansen are fast, regular, and reliable
  the campus is located northwest of Tokyo, 1 hour and 40 minutes by Shinkansen
  Example sentencesExamples
  I hopped on the Shinkansen or bullet train, bound for Nagoya.
  If going by train, first go to the JR Himeji station, which is serviced by the Shinkansen (bullet train) from most major cities on Honsha.
  While they are super-fast, comfortable, punctual and convenient, the Shinkansen trains are not cheap.
  To my mind a classic example of this is the Japanese Shinkansen.
  On June 1, the group will travel on the famous Japanese bullet train - the Shinkansen - to Niigata for Ireland's game against Cameroon.
  The Shinkansen or Japanese Bullet train, which was capable of 130 mph on the rails, came into the city at a more modest speed by road.

Origin

Japanese, from shin ‘new’ + kansen ‘main line’.

单词	Shinkansen
释义	Definition of Shinkansen in English: Shinkansen noun ˈʃiːnkɑːnˌsɛnˈSHinkänˌsen 1(in Japan) a railway system carrying high-speed passenger trains. Shinkansen was generally welcomed by the public count noun Tanaka built a Shinkansen from Tokyo to the Sea of Japan Example sentencesExamples Some forty years on, Japan, largely through the success of the Shinkansen, is acknowledged as the world leader in railway technology and operation. The Shinkansen was a forerunner of high-speed railways throughout the world. Past profiled engineering marvels include the world's longest suspension bridge, the Akashi Strait Bridge, and the Shinkansen, Japan's famous high-speed train. This through running was achieved by laying a third rail extending the existing narrow-gauge track to the standard gauge of the Shinkansen. Thus a truly remarkable intensity of service is now offered, and this growth has been mirrored to a lesser extent on the other Shinkansen lines. Signing the contract with Taiwan High Speed Rail was a major breakthrough for Japan's renowned Shinkansen, which had never been exported. They are only on sale overseas, but can be used on all JR and Shinkansen rail services. He said the Japanese proposed using the Nozomi-700-type vehicle used in Japan's Shinkansen bullet train system, but did not disclose any price offered by the Japanese. The high-speed train used on the Shinkansen, ‘new main line’, is leaving Japan this week for a 10,000-mile sea journey to Southampton. In Japan they built their Shinkansen lines to a different gauge from the rest of the network precisely because it made it impossible for other types of trains to use it. 1.1 A train operating on the Shinkansen railway system. Shinkansen are fast, regular, and reliable the campus is located northwest of Tokyo, 1 hour and 40 minutes by Shinkansen Example sentencesExamples If going by train, first go to the JR Himeji station, which is serviced by the Shinkansen (bullet train) from most major cities on Honsha. I hopped on the Shinkansen or bullet train, bound for Nagoya. On June 1, the group will travel on the famous Japanese bullet train - the Shinkansen - to Niigata for Ireland's game against Cameroon. The Shinkansen or Japanese Bullet train, which was capable of 130 mph on the rails, came into the city at a more modest speed by road. To my mind a classic example of this is the Japanese Shinkansen. While they are super-fast, comfortable, punctual and convenient, the Shinkansen trains are not cheap. Origin Japanese, from shin 'new' + kansen 'main line'. Definition of Shinkansen in US English: Shinkansen nounˈSHinkänˌsen 1(in Japan) a railroad system carrying high-speed passenger trains. Shinkansen was generally welcomed by the public count noun Tanaka built a Shinkansen from Tokyo to the Sea of Japan Example sentencesExamples This through running was achieved by laying a third rail extending the existing narrow-gauge track to the standard gauge of the Shinkansen. They are only on sale overseas, but can be used on all JR and Shinkansen rail services. In Japan they built their Shinkansen lines to a different gauge from the rest of the network precisely because it made it impossible for other types of trains to use it. The high-speed train used on the Shinkansen, ‘new main line’, is leaving Japan this week for a 10,000-mile sea journey to Southampton. Signing the contract with Taiwan High Speed Rail was a major breakthrough for Japan's renowned Shinkansen, which had never been exported. Past profiled engineering marvels include the world's longest suspension bridge, the Akashi Strait Bridge, and the Shinkansen, Japan's famous high-speed train. He said the Japanese proposed using the Nozomi-700-type vehicle used in Japan's Shinkansen bullet train system, but did not disclose any price offered by the Japanese. Thus a truly remarkable intensity of service is now offered, and this growth has been mirrored to a lesser extent on the other Shinkansen lines. Some forty years on, Japan, largely through the success of the Shinkansen, is acknowledged as the world leader in railway technology and operation. The Shinkansen was a forerunner of high-speed railways throughout the world. 1.1 A train operating on the Shinkansen railway system. Shinkansen are fast, regular, and reliable the campus is located northwest of Tokyo, 1 hour and 40 minutes by Shinkansen Example sentencesExamples I hopped on the Shinkansen or bullet train, bound for Nagoya. If going by train, first go to the JR Himeji station, which is serviced by the Shinkansen (bullet train) from most major cities on Honsha. While they are super-fast, comfortable, punctual and convenient, the Shinkansen trains are not cheap. To my mind a classic example of this is the Japanese Shinkansen. On June 1, the group will travel on the famous Japanese bullet train - the Shinkansen - to Niigata for Ireland's game against Cameroon. The Shinkansen or Japanese Bullet train, which was capable of 130 mph on the rails, came into the city at a more modest speed by road. Origin Japanese, from shin ‘new’ + kansen ‘main line’.
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