Verb: train
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treyn- Create by training and teaching
'The oldmaster is trainingworld-classviolinists';
- develop, prepare, educate - Undergotraining or instruction in preparation for a particularrole, function, or profession
'She is training to be a teacher'; 'He trained as a legalaid';
- prepare - Develop (a child's or animal's) behaviour by instruction and practice; especially to teachself-control
'Is this dogtrained?';
- discipline, check, condition - Educate for a futurerole or function
'They trained him to be a warrior';
- prepare, groom - Teach or refine to be discriminative in taste or judgment
'Train your tastebuds';
- educate, school, cultivate, civilize, civilise [Brit] - Point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objectssuch asphotographic equipment) towards
'He trained his gun on the burglar'; 'Don't train your camera on the women';
- aim, take, take aim, direct - Teach and supervise (someone); act as a trainer or coach (to), as in sports
'He is training our Olympicteam';
- coach - Exercisein order toprepare for an event or competition
'She is training for the Olympics' - Cause to grow in a certainway by tying and pruning it
'train the vine' - Travel byrail or train
'She trained to Hamburg';
- rail - Draglooselyalong a surface; allow to sweep the ground
'She trained her longscarfbehind her';
- trail
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- Public transportprovided by a line of railway carscoupledtogether and drawn by a locomotive
'express trains don'tstop at Princeton Junction';
- railroad train [N. Amer], railway train [Brit, Cdn] - A sequentiallyorderedset of things, events or ideas in which each successivemember is related to the preceding
'train of mourners'; 'a train of thought';
- string - A procession (of wagons, mules or camels) travellingtogether in single file
'they joined the wagon train for safety';
- caravan, wagon train - A series of consequenceswrought by an event
'it led to a train of disasters' - Piece of clothforming the longbacksection of a gown that is drawnalong the floor
'the bride's train was carried by her two youngnephews' - Wheelworkconsisting of a connectedset of rotatinggears by which force is transmitted, motion or torque is changed
'the fool got his tiecaught in the power train';
- gearing, gear, geartrain, power train, drivetrain
Derived forms: trained, trains, training
Type of: aftermath, check, consequence, contain, control, curb, develop, down [informal], drag, educate, exercise, fine-tune, hold, hold in, instruct, learn, make grow, mod [informal], moderate, piece of cloth, piece of material, polish, position, procession, public transport, read, refine, ride, series, study, take, teach, wheelwork, work out
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