Mrt

Pronunciation: /ɛm ɑr tiː/

Definitions of MRT

noun A rapid transit system, typically an underground or elevated railway system in a city

Example Sentences

A1 I take the MRT to work every day.

A2 The MRT station is just a short walk from my house.

B1 The MRT system in this city is very efficient and reliable.

B2 I prefer taking the MRT over driving in heavy traffic.

C1 The MRT network in this country covers a large area and connects many neighborhoods.

C2 The MRT infrastructure in this city is constantly being upgraded to improve service.

Examples of MRT in a Sentence

formal The MRT system in Singapore is known for its efficiency and punctuality.

informal Let's take the MRT to get to the city center quickly.

slang I missed the MRT and had to wait for the next train.

figurative The MRT of progress is moving steadily towards our goals.

Grammatical Forms of MRT

• past tense: MRTed
• plural: MRTs
• comparative: more MRT
• superlative: most MRT
• present tense: MRT
• future tense: will MRT
• perfect tense: have MRTed
• continuous tense: is MRTing
• singular: MRT
• positive degree: very MRT
• infinitive: to MRT
• gerund: MRTing
• participle: MRTed

Origin and Evolution of MRT

First Known Use: 1977 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The acronym 'MRT' stands for Mass Rapid Transit.

Evolution of the word: The term 'MRT' was first used in 1977 when Singapore launched its first Mass Rapid Transit system. Since then, the term has been adopted by many other countries to refer to their own rapid transit systems.