high-speed train , HST (skrót)

China has more high-speed trains than any other country in the world.

High-speed trains approach so quickly, they wouldn't be able to hear them and get out of the way.

That would in turn allow the use of high-speed trains.

A high-speed train to London runs every 30 minutes throughout the day.

But the current setback is the second for the high-speed train.

We have the responsibility of setting this high-speed train in motion.

Similarly, both companies are engaged in the development of high-speed trains.

One example is the success of high-speed trains for passengers in Spain.

Today, most high-speed trains use steel wheels, as a result of this research.

In 2011, China produced its first high-speed trains built entirely without foreign assistance.