station
/ˈsteɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A place where passengers, goods, or vehicles stop or change transportation; a building or area where public transportation departs or arrives, such as a train station or bus station.
“The train station was crowded with travelers waiting for their connecting trains.”
2. noun
A fixed point on a railway or a similar system for measuring distance; a point on a railway or other transportation system where distances are measured from.
“The train sped past several stations along its route.”
3. noun
A radio or television broadcasting studio or transmitting location.
“The radio station was broadcasting a popular music show.”
4. noun
A location or a position, often used in sports or other activities.
“The quarterback took his position on the football station, ready for the snap.”
5. verb
To stop or remain at a place for a period of time.
“The bus stationed for a few hours before continuing its journey.”
6. verb
To fix or locate something at a particular place, often referring to a piece of equipment or a vehicle.
“The crew stationed the crane at the top of the building for the repair work.”