With prepositional complements (to teach of, etc.). †to teach to: to train to, to accustom to the use or practice of (obsolete).

To give employment to (a person); to employ with a view to improvement; to discipline, train. Const. in. Also absol. of a thing: To keep employed…

transitive. To train or instruct (a person) in a particular course of action; to educate or give information about some subject, doctrine, etc.; to…

transitive. To educate or train (a person, the mind, etc.); (of experience, God, etc.) to make wise, skilful, or tractable by training or…

To reduce to obedience or discipline, tame, train (horses or other animals, also human beings); to subject or habituate to. Now also to break in…

To teach, train, or educate (a person, the mind, etc.); to provide with knowledge or training. Also in… transitive. Without complement: to teach…

transitive. To train, educate, nurture (a person) in a particular opinion, habit, custom, etc. Frequently with up.

transitive. To subject to discipline and instruction for development of character, behaviour, or skill… To give sustained instruction and practice to…

transitive. To subject to discipline and instruction for development of character, behaviour, or skill… More generally: to teach behaviour or…

transitive. To shape, form, direct (a person, a person's life, thoughts, actions, etc.); to discipline, train (a person, animal, one's tongue…

To give experience to; to make experienced; to train (soldiers). Also, in passive: To be informed or taught by experience (Const. of, or with subordin…

transitive. To educate or train (a person) in something, or to do something; to bring up. Cf. sense 1. Obsolete.

To train; to instruct. Cf. discipline, n. II. transitive. To train; to teach; to educate. Cf. discipline, n. 5a. Obsolete.

transitive. To teach, train, educate. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. = nuzzle, v.2 1. Now archaic and rare.

To equip, prepare, make provision for, allow; (hence) to assist, provide comfort or convenience to. transitive. To prepare (a person) for a duty or…

transitive. To instruct or to provide with instruction in (also to) a particular art, discipline, profession, etc.; to train as something, for a…

transitive. To train or mould (a person, his or her ways) to a particular mode of life or behaviour; (also) to use as an agent or instrument. Obsolete…

With mixture of sense 2: To render fit for.

transitive. = sense 14.

transitive. To educate (a person); to instruct or train (a person, a faculty, etc.). Usually in passive.