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dérailer — (dé rè lé) v. n. Sortir des rails, en parlant d un convoi sur un chemin de fer. REMARQUE Ce mot est écrit d ordinaire dérailler, et prononcé dé ra llé, ll mouillées ; mais c est une erreur, puisqu il vient de l anglais rail, prononcé en… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
derailer — noun One who, or that which, derails … Wiktionary
derailer — de·rail·er … English syllables
derailer — noun see derail II * * * derailˈer noun • • • Main Entry: ↑derail … Useful english dictionary
Depot Personnel Protection System — A Depot Personnel Protection System, commonly referred to as Depot Protection System or DPS, is a system designed to protect staff and equipment by ensuring the safe and controlled movement of rail vehicles into and out of train maintenance depot … Wikipedia
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