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单词 trainer
释义
trainertrain‧er /ˈtreɪnə $ -ər/ ●●○ noun [countable] Examples
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES
  • I work as a teacher trainer.
  • Many companies now pay outside trainers to come in and teach management skills to their staff.
EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS
  • Alongside the factual overview for managers, trainers are concerned to sharpen the managers' interpersonal skills.
  • And how could you buy your kid New Balance trainers when everyone is wearing Reeboks right now?
  • But trainer Hannon said any stiffness would have had no connection with the broken leg which led to Mr Brooks' death.
  • No perfect-body personal trainer or low-fat chef for me.
  • One of the traditional remedies of racehorse trainers was firing.
  • She called Kim, the trainer, on the phone and, in between uncontrollable sobs, told her what was happening.
  • She kicked her trainers under the seat, in case Brown Owl had funny ideas like Mum.
  • The standard 0.50 powered machine makes a superb trainer.
Thesaurus
THESAURUS
someone who teaches as their job, especially in a school: · a high school teacher
(also headteacher British English) the teacher who is in charge of a school or college: · The teacher sent him to the principal’s office.
someone who gives private lessons to one student or a small group of students. In Britain, a tutor is also a teacher in a university: · They hired a tutor to help him with his English.· Your tutor will help you find a subject for your essay.
someone who teaches in a university or college: · University lecturers aren’t very well paid.
a teacher in a college or university. In Britain, a professor is a high-ranking university teacher, especially one who is head of a department: · She was professor of linguistics at Cambridge University.
someone who teaches a sport or a practical skill such as swimming or driving: · He works as a ski instructor in the winter.· a driving instructor
someone who helps a person or team improve in a sport: · a professional tennis coach
especially American English formal someone whose job involves teaching people, or someone who is an expert on education: · Most educators agree that class sizes are still too big.
someone who teaches people particular skills, especially the skills they need to do a job: · a teacher trainer· Many companies pay outside trainers to teach management skills to their staff.
a woman who lived with a family and taught their children in past times: · As a governess, Charlotte Brontë received twenty pounds a year.
Longman Language Activatorsomeone who teaches
someone who teaches, especially someone whose job is to teach children in a school: · She's a teacher in the high school.· I remember having some pretty awful teachers when I was at school.English/science/chemistry etc teacher: · The school doesn't have enough French teachers.teacher of: · a conference for teachers of English
someone who gives lessons to just one student or a small group of students: · When she was ill she studied at home with a private tutor.· They hired a private tutor to help Carlos with his English.
someone who teaches a sport or a practical skill: swimming/driving/riding etc instructor: · I managed to find a very good driving instructor.· a ski instructor
someone who trains a person or a team in a sport, and helps them to improve their skills: basketball/football/tennis etc coach: · We got a professional football coach to come and help us train the team.
someone who trains people in the skills they need to do a job: · Many companies now pay outside trainers to come in and teach management skills to their staff.· I work as a teacher trainer.
a university teacher - used in Britain to mean a teacher of the highest rank, and in the US to mean any university teacher who has a higher degree such as a PhD: · The meeting will be chaired by Professor Andrew Jones.· Archie's father is a retired physics professor.professor of: · She's a professor of history at Oxford University.
someone who teaches at a university or college: · Watson is now a lecturer at the University of Bradford.· a chemistry lecturerlecturer in: · a lecturer in economics
someone who works, studies, and teaches in a university, and has a lot of knowledge about a particular subject: · Academics can usually get time off teaching to do their own research.
formal someone who teaches in a school, college, or university: · Most educators agree that intimidating children is not the best way to encourage them to learn.· Professor Taylor is generally recognized as one of the state's most respected educators.
American all the teachers in a college or university: · Norman White has been on the faculty at UCLA for over thirty years.· Nearly half the faculty turned out to show their support.
WORD SETS
accessory, nounalter, verbappliqué, nounarmband, nounarmhole, nounbag, nounbejewelled, adjectivebillfold, nounboater, nounbow, nounbowler, nounbow tie, nounbraid, nounbraid, verbbreast-pocket, nounbrim, nounbum bag, nounbust, nounbutton, nounbutton-down, adjectivebuttonhole, nouncape, nounchecked, adjectivecivvies, nounclasp, nouncleat, nounclingy, adjectiveclothes brush, nounclothes hanger, nounclutch bag, nouncoat check, nouncoat hanger, nouncoatroom, nouncobbler, nouncockade, nouncocktail dress, nouncodpiece, nouncollar, nouncollar stud, nouncolour-coordinated, adjectivecolourfast, adjectivecorsage, nouncostume, nouncoveralls, nouncravat, nouncrinkly, adjectivecut, noundark glasses, noundarn, verbdarn, noundart, noundécolletage, noundetailing, noundiadem, noundiaphanous, adjectivedishevelled, adjectivedowdy, adjectivedown-at-heel, adjectivedress, noundress, verbdressed, adjectivedressmaker, noundress sense, noundressy, adjectiveepaulette, nounfacing, nounfancy dress, nounfinery, nounfleecy, adjectivefop, noungarb, noungather, verbgingham, noungold-rimmed, adjectivegranny, adjectivegroom, verbhabit, nounhandbag, nounherringbone, nounknit, verbknitwear, nounline, verblined, adjectiveliner, nounlingerie, nounlining, nounlivery, nounlocker room, nounmade-to-measure, adjectivemade-to-order, adjectivemakeover, nounmodel, nounmodel, verbmodelling, nounmohair, nounname tag, nounnatty, adjectiveneckline, nounout, adverbpack, nounparasol, nounpinstripe, nounplaid, nounpleat, nounpleated, adjectiveplume, nounplumed, adjectiveplunging neckline, nounpocket, nounpocketbook, nounpocket handkerchief, nounpolka dot, nounpompom, nounpopper, nounpouch, nounpower dressing, nounpress, verbproof, verbpurse, nounraffish, adjectiveragged, adjectiverail, nounretro, adjectivesalon, nounsensible, adjectivesequin, nounset, verbshoeshine, nounshoulder bag, nounshoulder pad, nounshoulder strap, nounsingle-breasted, adjectivesize, nounsleeve, nounsleeveless, adjectivesling, nounsmocking, nounsoigné, adjectivespangle, nounsportswear, nounstarch, verbstitch, nounstud, nounstudded, adjectivetack, verbtail, nountailor, nountailored, adjectivetailoring, nountapered, adjectivetartan, nountatters, nounthread, nounthread, verbtie-dye, verbtie-pin, nountoe, nountoecap, nountoggle, nountongue, nountoupée, nountrainer, nountrimmings, nountrouser press, nounturn-up, nountweedy, adjectiveunbecoming, adjectiveundress, noununmentionables, nounvalet, nounwallet, nounwear, verbwearer, nounweatherproof, adjectivewell-dressed, adjectivewell-groomed, adjectivewristband, nounzip, nounzipper, noun
Collocations
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE
· The assistant trainer runs over with towel and ice, but Jody keeps her distance.
· But Patrick Farrell, who began his riding career with champion trainer Michael Dickinson, believes his hero can make the grade.
· Consequently, a new diploma course had to be set up, new teacher trainers prepared and new books written.· She goes out with Moira, the new trainer, but soon leaves her a quarter of a mile behind.· She is also Surrey's newest trainer.· We expected to jump into the new trainer and show our new IPs we were pilots.· And how could you buy your kid New Balance trainers when everyone is wearing Reeboks right now?
· Be wary also of shops flogging any old trainers they can get their hands on.· If Kim, the old trainer, were here she might be able to say something to Jody.· Claudia, alone, unpacked and changed into old jeans and trainers.
· Nineteen said they would appreciate occasional seminars at which they could meet other house officer trainers.· Most would welcome it and would also appreciate an opportunity to meet with other trainers.· A welcome was given to Beryl Smith who kindly agreed to teach on this day because of the shortage of other trainers.· Most other top trainers avoid such events.
· Now he's one of the top personal trainers in the country.· Either that or a personal trainer.· But the studio paid out for fringe benefits including personal trainers and chauffeurs to keep them happy.· On June 10, 1996, I sought the service of a certified personal trainer, Rocco Mediate.· I've also hired a personal trainer.· I'd been acting as Jennifer's personal trainer during filming and I'd been well paid.· No perfect-body personal trainer or low-fat chef for me.
· Now he's one of the top personal trainers in the country.· Progress can be speeded up by employing a top trainer, but it's still a lot easier to acquire better players.· Most other top trainers avoid such events.· And yet of the 20 top trainers I contacted last Friday, not one was happy about the resumption of racing.
NOUN
· About five years ago, when he first learned that he might become ill, Dominic worked with a fitness trainer.
· This saves on training facilities and teacher trainers and also helps fill the gaps in the ranks of the existing teaching force.· Who possesses the credibility to train future teachers and teacher trainers?· Consequently, a new diploma course had to be set up, new teacher trainers prepared and new books written.· Tutors would supervise their students' work in the manner of teacher trainers.· The student has to benefit from up-to-date practical experience on the part of the teacher trainer.· As a researcher and teacher trainer, I watch dozens of lessons in primary and secondary schools.
VERB
· Since qualifying in 1968 Margaret has run many classes in the Redhill area and become a Medau trainer in 1972.· Bogdanovich went back to college, and this time he studied to become a professional trainer.· CalArts has become the most important trainer of animators in the world.· Shoemaker, 66, retired as a jockey on Feb. 3, 1990, to become a trainer.
· And that saved the boy who had insisted on wearing his treasured trainers in the house.· They were wearing only tracksuits and trainers and had no tents, maps, compasses or food.· Some of them wore dresses with bulky trainers showing at the bottom.· I wish she'd wear trainers.· After all, the argument went, if dot.com millionaires can wear trainers, why can't we?· It's aimed at the style-conscious, so make sure you're wearing the right trainers before you log on.· You won't last long trying to gallop a horse across country wearing jeans and trainers.· Always buy leather shoes and try not so wear trainers for too long.
Word family
WORD FAMILYnountraineetrainertrainingretrainingverbtrainretrainadjectivetrained ≠ untrained
1trainer (2)someone who trains people or animals for sport or work → coach:  a racehorse trainer► see thesaurus at teacher2British English a type of strong shoe that you wear for sport SYN tennis shoe American English
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