American English
/ˈsteɪ.ʃn̩/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
A place where trains, buses, or subway trains stop so passengers can get on or off.
Practice out loudA place where trains, buses, or subway trains stop so passengers can get on or off.
We met at the station before sunrise.
The train leaves from Track 4 at the station.
train station · bus station · subway station · station platform
[someone] + wait + at the station
take + a train + from the station
A place where drivers buy gasoline and other fuel.
I filled up at the gas station.
There is a station near the highway.
gas station · service station · station attendant
stop + at the gas station
fill up + at the station
A company or place that sends radio or television programs to the public.
I listen to that station on my drive to work.
The local station showed the parade live.
radio station · TV station · local station · station manager
listen to + a station
work for + a station
A building where a public service, such as the police or fire department, is based.
The fire truck left the station.
The police station is two blocks away.
police station · fire station · station crew
work at + the station
leave + the station
A place where people buy gasoline for their vehicles.
The nearest gas station is five miles away.
A place where trains stop and passengers get on or off.
The train station is next to the hotel.
A car with a long body and extra space behind the back seats.
Her family travels in a station wagon.