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diesel-electric locomotive

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Noun1.diesel-electric locomotive - a locomotive driven by the electric current generated by a diesel engine
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diesel locomotive - a locomotive driven by a diesel engine


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Electro-Motive markets, designs, sells, manufactures and services freight and passenger diesel-electric locomotives and diesel marine and power generation products.
GM'S electro-motive recognized by Recycling Today
manufacturers of the diesel-electric locomotives now used, General Motors and General Electric, to fairly small design and engineering organizations.
Rolling with coal by Thomsen, Dietrick E. / Science News
The order, which amounts to approximately $156 million US (130 million euros), comprises the production of 25 Electric multi-system locomotives and 10 Diesel-electric locomotives.
Bombardier Receives $156 Million US Order from CBRail for 35 TRAXX ... by Business Wire
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