Definition of trammie in English:

trammie

noun ˈtrami

Australian, NZ informal

词汇	trammie
释义	Definition of trammie in English: trammie noun ˈtrami Australian, NZ informal A person who drives a tram or is the conductor on a tram. the trammie asked her not to bring live animals on to the tram Example sentencesExamples We are building a home for a trammie in such-and-such a suburb. Women bus drivers and trammies, ice-vendors and bread carters, bank tellers and managers, all gradually became familiar, all doing their bit. The goverment reached a compromise with the trammies to keep services the government were threatening to close. Trammies have been immortalised in film, radio and print. Auckland trammies revolted against the disciplinary regime of companies that tried to enforce strict regulations on the job. As the train stopped for its human freight at each station it slowly gathered a cargo of trammies and bussies making for their depots. The trammies screeched that everyone would have to walk to work. The trammies gulped and get-awayed.
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