Question

interurban Businesspeople in the two cities have been waiting for decades for a true high-speed interurban railway on the Japanese model. ˌɪntərəˈrbən

Accepted Answer

Going between or connecting cities or towns. Interurban is generally used to describe transportation. As a noun (as in “In those days you could take the interurban from Seattle to Tacoma”), interurban has meant a fairly heavy but fast electric train, something between an urban trolley and a full-fledged long-distance train, that offers more frequent service than an ordinary railway. Interurban transit today may include bus, ferry, and limousine—and, in a few lucky areas, a regional railway. With oil supplies dwindling, there's hope that interurban railways will be coming back into wider use

word	interurban
definition	Going between or connecting cities or towns.
eg_sentence	Businesspeople in the two cities have been waiting for decades for a true high-speed interurban railway on the Japanese model.
explanation	Interurban is generally used to describe transportation. As a noun (as in “In those days you could take the interurban from Seattle to Tacoma”), interurban has meant a fairly heavy but fast electric train, something between an urban trolley and a full-fledged long-distance train, that offers more frequent service than an ordinary railway. Interurban transit today may include bus, ferry, and limousine—and, in a few lucky areas, a regional railway. With oil supplies dwindling, there's hope that interurban railways will be coming back into wider use
IPA	ˌɪntərəˈrbən

Interurban Cities Train Railway Connecting Towns Businesspeople Waiting