e/Red Line (MBTA)

Information
has gloss	eng: The Red Line is a rapid transit line operated by the MBTA running roughly north-south through Boston, Massachusetts into neighboring communities. From the northwest, the line begins in Cambridge, Massachusetts at Alewife station, near the intersection of Alewife Brook Parkway and Route 2. The line passes through downtown Boston, with transfers to the Green Line at Park Street station, the Orange Line at Downtown Crossing, and the Silver Line at South Station. South of downtown, the line splits at JFK/UMass station, where one branch provides service to Braintree station and the other to Ashmont station. A connection to the Ashmont-Mattapan High Speed Line extends the reach of the Ashmont branch to Mattapan station.
lexicalization	eng: Red Line
instance of	(noun) the road consisting of railroad track and roadbed line, rail line, railway line

Meaning
Portuguese
has gloss	por: A linha Vermelha é uma das quatro linhas do metro de Boston, nos EUA. Foi inaugurada em 1912 e circula entre as estações de Alewife e Mattapan ou Braintree. Tem no total 23 estações.
lexicalization	por: Linha Vermelha

Media
media:img	1700 series stock on MBTA Red Line.jpg
media:img	1800 series car cab.jpg
media:img	Braintree Storage Yard.jpg
media:img	Mbta-red-rollsign.jpg
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media:img	Red Line crossing Longfellow Bridge 2007.jpg
media:img	Red-line-oldseries.jpg
media:img	RedOutSouthStation.jpg
media:img	View from Boston Red Line.agr.jpg
media:img	Walking around Boston (26).jpg