英语词汇“train”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	train
释义	Trends of train View usage for: train noun uses (treɪn) Word forms: plural trains 1. countable noun [oft by NOUN] A train is a number of carriages, cars, or trucks which are all connected together and which are pulled by an engine along a railway. Trains carry people and goods from one place to another. The train pulled into a station. We can catch the early morning train. He arrived in Shenyang by train yesterday. Synonyms: locomotive, railway train More Synonyms of train 2. countable noun A train of vehicles, people, or animals is a long line of them travelling slowly in the samedirection. In the old days this used to be done with a baggage train of camels. ...a long train of oil tankers. [+ of] Synonyms: convoy, file, rank, string More Synonyms of train 3. countable noun [usually singular] A train of thought or a train of events is a connected sequence, in which each thought or event seems to occur naturally or logically as a result of the previous one. He lost his train of thought for a moment, then recovered it. [+ of] Giles set in motion a train of events which would culminate in tragedy. [+ of] Synonyms: sequence, series, chain, string More Synonyms of train 4. countable noun The train of a woman's formal dress or wedding dress is the long part at the back of it which flows along the floor behind her. 5. See in train 6. See in its train More Synonyms of train train verb uses (treɪn) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense trains, present participle training, past tense, past participle trained 1. verb If someone trains you to do something, they teach you the skills that you need in order to do it. If you train to do something, you learn the skills that you need in order to do it. The U.S. was ready to train its troops to participate. [VERB noun to-infinitive] Stavros was training to be a teacher. [VERB to-infinitive] Psychiatrists initially train as doctors. [VERB + as] We don't train them only in bricklaying, but also in other building techniques. [VERB noun + in] Companies tend to favour the lawyer who has trained with a good quality City firm. [VERB] I'm a trained nurse. [VERB-ed] Our workforce is highly trained and competitive. [VERB-ed] [Also VERB noun] Synonyms: study, learn, qualify, be taught More Synonyms of train -trained combining form Mr. Koutab is an American-trained lawyer. ...French-trained troops. trainerWord forms: plural trainers countable noun ...a book for both teachers and teacher trainers. Synonyms: training shoe, sneaker [US], running shoe, sports shoe More Synonyms of train 2. verb To train a natural quality or talent that someone has, for example their voice or musical ability, means to help them to develop it. I see my degree as something which will train my mind and improve my chances of gettinga job. [VERB noun] Some children come to school with more finely trained perceptual skills than others. [VERB-ed] 3. verb If you train for a physical activity such as a race or if someone trains you for it, you prepare for it by doing particular physical exercises. Strachan is training for the new season. [VERB + for] He has spent a year training crews for next month's round the world race. [VERB noun + for] Synonyms: exercise, prepare, work out, practise More Synonyms of train trainer countable noun She went to the gym with her trainer. Synonyms: training shoe, sneaker [US], running shoe, sports shoe More Synonyms of train Synonyms: coach, manager, guide, adviser More Synonyms of train 4. verb If an animal or bird is trained to do particular things, it is taught to do them, for example in order to be able towork for someone or to be a good pet. Sniffer dogs could be trained to track them down. [be VERB-ed to-infinitive] ...a man who trained hundreds of dogs. [VERB noun] She had brought her trained sheepdog to help in the rescue. [VERB-ed] [Also VERB noun to-infinitive] Synonyms: coach, exercise, drill, rehearse More Synonyms of train trainer countable noun The horse made a winning start for his new trainer. Synonyms: training shoe, sneaker [US], running shoe, sports shoe More Synonyms of train 5. verb If you train something such as a gun, a camera, or a light on a person or thing, you aim it at them and keep it towards them. She trained her binoculars on the horizon. [VERB noun + on] Police cameras had been specifically trained on that area. [VERB noun on noun] Synonyms: aim, point, level, position More Synonyms of train 6. verb If you train a tree, bush, or plant in a particular direction, you tie it and cut it so that it grows in that direction. Instead of training the shoots up the fence, lay them flat in both directions alongsideit. [VERB noun preposition] You could even put a trellis on your walls and train plants to grow up it. [VERB noun to-infinitive] 7. See also training Phrasal verbs: See train up train in British English (treɪn) verb 1. (transitive) to guide or teach (to do something), as by subjecting to various exercises or experiences to train a man to fight 2. (transitive) to control or guide towards a specific goal to train a plant up a wall 3. (intransitive) to do exercises and prepare for a specific purpose the athlete trained for the Olympics 4. (transitive) to improve or curb by subjecting to discipline to train the mind 5. (transitive) to focus or bring to bear (on something) to train a telescope on the moon noun 6. a. a line of coaches or wagons coupled together and drawn by a railway locomotive b. (as modifier) a train ferry 7. a sequence or series, as of events, thoughts, etc a train of disasters 8. a procession of people, vehicles, etc, travelling together, such as one carrying supplies of ammunition or equipment in support of a military operation 9. a series of interacting parts through which motion is transmitted a train of gears 10. a fuse or line of gunpowder to an explosive charge, etc 11. something drawn along, such as the long back section of a dress that trails along the floor behind the wearer 12. a retinue or suite 13. proper order or course Derived forms trainable (ˈtrainable) adjective trainless (ˈtrainless) adjective Word origin C14: from Old French trahiner, from Vulgar Latin tragīnāre (unattested) to draw; related to Latin trahere to drag train in American English (treɪn) noun 1. something that hangs down and drags behind ; specif., a. a part of a dress, skirt, etc. that trails b. the tail feathers of a bird the train of a peacock c. a stream of something trailing behind 2. a group of persons following as attendants in a procession; retinue; suite 3. a group of persons, animals, vehicles, etc. that follow one another in a line; procession; caravan; cortege 4. the persons, vehicles, etc. carrying supplies, ammunition, food, etc. for combat troops 5. a series of events or conditions that follow some happening; aftermath a war bringing famine and disease in its train 6. any connected order or arrangement; series; sequence a train of thought 7. a line of gunpowder, etc. that serves as a fuse for an explosive charge 8. a series of connected mechanical parts for transmitting motion a train of gears 9. a line of connected railroad cars pulled or pushed by a locomotive or locomotives verb transitive 10. Rare to trail or drag 11. to guide the growth of (a plant), as by tying, pruning, etc. 12. to subject to certain action, exercises, etc. in order to bring to a desired condition a surgeon's hand trained to be steady 13. to guide or control the mental, moral, etc. development of; bring up; rear 14. to instruct so as to make proficient or qualified to train nurses at a hospital 15. to discipline or condition (animals) to perform tricks or obey commands 16. to prepare or make fit for an athletic contest, etc. as by exercise, diet, etc. 17. to aim (a gun, binoculars, etc.) at something; bring to bear usually with on 18. Informal to condition (a child, puppy, etc.) to defecate and urinate in the required place verb intransitive 19. to administer or undergo training SIMILAR WORDS: teach Derived forms trainable (ˈtrainable) adjective Word origin ME traine < OFr trahin < trahiner, to draw on < VL traginare < L trahere, to pull, draw More idioms containing train a gravy train COBUILD Collocations train crowded train direct train return train Examples of 'train' in a sentence train She helped to train police forces and became a counsellor of victims. Times, Sunday Times (2017) And what you realise is how much these trains mean to people. The Sun (2016) The main focus is likely to centre around bringing track and train operations together. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Pursuit drivers are usually trained to back off if lives are in danger. The Sun (2016) The players have trained harder and longer and they got their rewards. The Sun (2016) There appears to be only one train a day and it leaves quite early? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Train drivers are also refusing to do overtime. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Changes may include firms training self-employed staff, holiday pay for freelancers and more flexible working hours. The Sun (2016) Fast trains to the City? Times, Sunday Times (2016) The bit that's a lie is that I read a book on the train on the way to work the other day. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Train firms cancelling cheap tickets are set to add to road jams. The Sun (2008) See moment train careered off line. The Sun (2013) These young people have also helped train their peers in these tech positions. Christianity Today (2000) We need to train young people in all aspects of the business. The Sun (2012) We train together so there is a huge camaraderie. The Sun (2012) Trains were also affected by soaring temperatures that led to tracks buckling and speed restrictions being introduced. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Could be time to get back on that train after all. Times, Sunday Times (2007) There are no guarantees but you can train racehorses longer than you can be a jockey. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Trains are already one of the most environmentally friendly transport systems. Times, Sunday Times (2007) There are two very different trains of thought. The Sun (2009) They have been training for this race for so long. Times, Sunday Times (2013) This is something you cannot train for. Richard Holmes Dusty Warriors: Modern Soldiers at War (2006) This inquiry is becoming a gravy train for lawyers. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The sighting to trains in either direction is very poor and the risk of disaster is real. Times, Sunday Times (2011) We tagged along to train with him. The Sun (2012) There is also training to improve social skills. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Can you suggest a way to book the train tickets? Times, Sunday Times (2007) Forget baggage handlers and train drivers. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Can City gravy train get back on track? Times, Sunday Times (2009) Word lists with train parts of clothes, parts of clothing, Industrial oils In other languages train British English: train /treɪn/ NOUN A train* is a long vehicle that is pulled by an engine along a railway line. American English: train Arabic: قِطَار Brazilian Portuguese: trem Chinese: 火车 Croatian: vlak Czech: vlak Danish: tog Dutch: trein European Spanish: tren Finnish: juna French: train German: Zug Greek: τρένο Italian: treno Japanese: 列車 Korean: 열차 Norwegian: tog Polish: pociąg transport European Portuguese: comboio Romanian: tren Russian: поезд Latin American Spanish: tren Swedish: tåg färdmedel Thai: รถไฟ Turkish: tren Ukrainian: потяг Vietnamese: tàu hỏa British English: train /treɪn/ VERB If you train to do something, you learn the skills that you need in order to do it. He was training to be a pilot. American English: train Arabic: يُدرِّب Brazilian Portuguese: treinar Chinese: 训练 Croatian: obučavati Czech: vyučit se Danish: træne Dutch: trainen European Spanish: entrenar Finnish: kouluttaa French: former German: ausbilden Greek: προπονώ Italian: addestrare Japanese: 訓練する Korean: (...을) 훈련시키다 Norwegian: lære opp Polish: wyszkolić European Portuguese: treinar Romanian: a exersa Russian: тренировать Latin American Spanish: entrenar Swedish: utbilda Thai: อบรม Turkish: eğitmek Ukrainian: тренуватися Vietnamese: huấn luyện All related terms of 'train' cat-train a train of sleds, cabooses , etc, pulled by a caterpillar tractor , used chiefly in the north during winter to transport freight dog train a sleigh drawn by a team of dogs in train If a process or event is in train or has been set in train , it is happening or starting to happen . sky train an aeroplane that is towing a glider or gliders toy train a miniature replica of a train, esp one that children play with train oil oil obtained from the blubber of various marine animals, esp the whale train set a toy train , together with the track that it runs on, toy station , etc train up If someone trains you up , they teach you new skills or give you the necessary preparation so that you will reach the standard required for a particular job or activity. way train a train that stops at way stations boat train A boat train is a train that takes you to or from a port. camel train a series of camels tied in single file , used to transport goods or passengers drive train A drive train is a system including all the parts linking the engine of a vehicle to the wheels . gear train a system of gears that transmits power from one shaft to another ghost train a small train at an amusement park that travels through a dark tunnel in which sounds, lights, and mechanized objects are used to scare the people in the train goods train A goods train is a train that transports goods and not people. gravy train If an organization or person earns a lot of money without doing much work, you can say that they are on the gravy train . house-train to train ( pets ) to urinate and defecate outside the house or in a special place, such as a litter tray mail train a train that transports letters, packages , etc milk train a local train running through the early hours of the morning mule train a line of pack mules or a line of wagons drawn by mules pack train a train, or procession , of pack animals potty-train to teach a small child to use a potty or toilet power train a train of gears and shafting transmitting power from an engine, motor , etc., to a mechanism being driven road train a line of linked trailers pulled by a truck , used for transporting stock , etc steam train a locomotive powered by steam train crash a type of accident involving one or more trains train ferry a ship designed to carry railway vehicles train smash a disaster or serious setback (esp in the phrase it's not a train smash ) train wreck an incident in which a train is severely damaged troop train a train used for transporting military personnel tube train an underground train, esp in London valve train A valve train is the total mechanism that causes the valves of an engine to lift and close. wagon train a supply train of horses and wagons , esp one going over rough terrain wave train a series of waves travelling in the same direction and spaced at regular intervals baggage train a train of wagons carrying the equipment needed by an army on the march bullet train a passenger train that travels at very high speed charter train a train that has been chartered crowded train A train is a number of carriages , cars, or trucks which are all connected together and which are pulled by an engine along a railway . Trains carry people and goods from one place to another. diesel train a train hauled by a diesel locomotive or powered by a diesel engine direct train A train is a number of carriages , cars , or trucks which are all connected together and which are pulled by an engine along a railway . Trains carry people and goods from one place to another. express train a fast train freight train A freight train is a train on which goods are transported. Pullman train a luxurious railway coach , esp a sleeping car return train A train is a number of carriages , cars, or trucks which are all connected together and which are pulled by an engine along a railway . Trains carry people and goods from one place to another. subway train a train that runs on an underground railway tilting train A tilting train is a type of train that can travel faster than ordinary trains because it tilts when the track curves. toilet-train to teach (a young child ) to control the timing of bladder and bowel movements and to use the lavatory train journey When you make a journey , you travel from one place to another. train nurses A nurse is a person whose job is to care for people who are ill . train service the provision of trains available to the public Chinese translation of 'train' train (treɪn) n (c) (Rail) 火车(車) (huǒchē) (辆(輛), liàng) [of dress] 裙裾 (qúnjū) vt (= teach skills to) 培训(訓) (péixùn) [dog] 训(訓)练(練) (xùnliàn) [athlete] 培养(養) (péiyǎng) (= educate) [mind] 开(開)发(發) (kāifā) [plant] 给(給) ... 整枝 (gěi ... zhěngzhī) to train sth on sb/sth [camera, hose, gun etc] 把某物对(對)准(準)某人/某物 (bǎ mǒuwù duìzhǔn mǒurén/mǒuwù) vi (= learn a skill) 受训(訓)练(練) (shòu xùnliàn) (Sport) 锻(鍛)炼(鍊) (duànliàn) train of thought 思路 (sīlù) a train of events 一系列的事件 (yīxìliè de shìjiàn) Image of train © Sailorr, Shutterstock All related terms of 'train' goods train 货(貨)物列车(車) huòwù lièchē [ 列 liè ] [ 美 = freight train ] freight train 货(貨)运(運)列车(車) huòyùn lièchē [ 列 liè ] by bus/car/train 乘公共汽车(車)/汽车(車)/火车(車) chéng gōnggòngqìchē/qìchē/huǒchē on the train/bus ( be, sit ) 在火车(車)/公共汽车(車)上 zài huǒchē/gōnggòng qìchē shang train of thought 思路 sīlù a train of events 一系列的事件 yīxìliè de shìjiàn model aircraft/train 模型飞(飛)机(機)/火车(車) móxíng fēijī/huǒchē the train for London 开(開)往伦(倫)敦的火车(車) kāiwǎng Lúndūn de huǒchē dogs are easy to train 狗很容易训(訓)练(練) gǒu hěn róngyì xùnliàn ⇒ The shower is easy to install. → 这个淋浴很容易安装。 Zhège línyù hěn róngyì ānzhuāng. it's easy to train dogs 驯狗是容易的 xùngǒu shì róngyì de ⇒ It's easy to get lost in this part of town. → 在镇子的这边容易迷路。 Zài zhènzi de zhè biān róngyì mílù. the train isn't in yet 火车(車)还(還)没(沒)到站 huǒchē hái méi dàozhàn to get off a bus/train 下公共汽车(車)/火车(車) xià gōnggòng qìchē/huǒchē to take the early train 坐早班火车(車) zuò zǎobān huǒchē to train sth on sb/sth ( camera, hose, gun etc ) 把某物对(對)准(準)某人/某物 bǎ mǒuwù duìzhǔn mǒurén/mǒuwù I'd prefer to go by train 我宁(寧)愿(願)坐火车(車)去 wǒ nìngyuàn zuò huǒchē qù information on train services 火车(車)服务(務)信息 huǒchē fúwù xìnxī this train terminates in ... ( frm ) 本次列车(車)的终(終)点(點)站是 ... běn cì lièchē de zhōngdiǎnzhàn shì ... shall we go by car or train? 我们(們)开(開)车(車)去还(還)是坐火车(車)去？ wǒmen kāichē qù háishì zuò huǒchē qù? the train leaves from platform 7 火车(車)从(從)7号(號)站台(臺)出发(發) huǒchē cóng qī hào zhàntái chūfā the train started with a jerk 火车(車)颠(顛)簸着(著)启动(動)了 huǒchē diānbǒzhe qǐdòng le we can get something to eat on the train 我们(們)可以在火车(車)上弄点(點)儿(兒)吃的 wǒmen kěyǐ zài huǒchē shang nòng diǎnr chīde the train stops at Carlisle and all points south 火车(車)停靠卡莱(萊)尔(爾)及其以南的所有站点(點) huǒchē tíngkào Kǎlái'ěr jí qí yǐnán de suǒyǒu zhàndiǎn 1 (verb) in the sense of instruct Definition to instruct (someone) in a skill We train them in bricklaying and other building techniques. Synonyms instruct He instructs family members in nursing techniques. school He is schooled to spot trouble. prepare improve coach teach a programme to teach educational skills She taught me to read. guide He should have let his instinct guide him. discipline I'm very good at disciplining myself. rear I was reared in east Texas. educate She was educated at a local school. drill tutor She was at home, being tutored with her brothers. rehearse 2 (verb) in the sense of study Definition to learn the skills needed to do a particular job or activity a lawyer who has trained with a good quality City firm Synonyms study The rehearsals make it difficult for her to study for her law exams. learn Their children were going to learn English. qualify The course does not qualify you to practise as a therapist. be taught prepare take instruction 3 (verb) in the sense of exercise Definition to do exercises and prepare for a specific purpose They have spent a year training for the race. Synonyms exercise She exercises two or three times a week. prepare giving the players a chance to prepare for the match work out I work out at a gym twice a week. practise practising for a gym display do exercise get into shape 4 (verb) in the sense of coach Definition to discipline (an animal) to obey commands or perform tricks a man who trained hundreds of dogs Synonyms coach He coached me for my French exam. exercise drill He drills the choir to a high standard. rehearse A group of actors are rehearsing a play about Joan of Arc. prepare It is a school's job to prepare students for university studies. make ready I'll have a room made ready for him. make fit 5 (verb) in the sense of aim Definition to focus on or aim at (something) She trained her binoculars on the horizon. Synonyms aim He was aiming the rifle at me. point He pointed the gun at them. level She levelled her gaze on the summit. position direct He directed the tiny beam of light at the roof. focus He focused the binoculars on the boat. sight line up turn on fix on zero in bring to bear 1 (noun) in the sense of locomotive Definition a line of railway coaches or wagons coupled together and drawn by a engine We can catch the early morning train. Synonyms locomotive railway train 2 (noun) in the sense of convoy a long train of oil tankers Synonyms convoy file A file of soldiers, marched past. rank Ranks of police in riot gear stood nervously by. string The landscape is broken only by a string of villages. column There were reports of columns of military vehicles appearing on the streets. queue A queue of more than sixty people snaked its way down the pavement. succession caravan procession a funeral procession progression cavalcade a cavalcade of limousines and police motorcycles 3 (noun) in the sense of sequence Definition a sequence or series a train of events which would culminate in tragedy Synonyms sequence the sequence of events that led to the murder series a series of explosions chain a horrific chain of events string The incident was the latest in a string of attacks. set course a series of naval battles which altered the course of history order List the key headings and sort them in a logical order. cycle trail succession He took a succession of jobs which have stood him in good stead. progression the steady progression of events in my life concatenation (formal) 4 (noun) in the sense of tail Definition the long back section of a dress that trails along the floor a velvet dress, bias cut with a train Synonyms tail a comet tail trail the high vapour trail of an aircraft appendage 5 (noun) in the sense of retinue Toby arrived with his train of medical students. Synonyms retinue She left, followed by her retinue. following Rugby League enjoys a huge following. entourage He was surrounded by an entourage of aides. court tales of King Arthur and his court staff household suite Fox and his suite sat there, looking uncertain. cortège Seequeue Synonyms of 'train' train Explore 'train' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of concatenation Definition a series of linked events Synonyms series, linking, chain, connection, sequence, succession, interlocking, nexus in the sense of course Definition an onward movement in time or space a series of naval battles which altered the course of history Synonyms progression, order, unfolding, development, movement, advance, progress, flow, sequence, succession, continuity, advancement, furtherance, march in the sense of court Definition the residence or retinue of a sovereign tales of King Arthur and his court Synonyms royal household, train, suite, attendants, entourage, retinue, cortege in the sense of direct Definition to address (a look or remark) at someone He directed the tiny beam of light at the roof. Synonyms aim, point, turn, level, train, focus, fix, cast in the sense of discipline Definition to improve or attempt to improve the behaviour of (oneself or someone else) by training or rules I'm very good at disciplining myself. Synonyms train, control, govern, check, educate, regulate, instruct, restrain in the sense of drill Definition to teach by rigorous exercises or training He drills the choir to a high standard. Synonyms train, coach, teach, exercise, discipline, practise, instruct, rehearse in the sense of educate Definition to teach (someone) over a long period of time so that he or she acquires knowledge and understanding of a range of subjects She was educated at a local school. Synonyms teach, school, train, coach, develop, improve, exercise, inform, discipline, rear, foster, mature, drill, tutor, instruct, cultivate, enlighten, civilize, edify, indoctrinate in the sense of entourage Definition a group of people who assist or travel with an important or well-known person He was surrounded by an entourage of aides. Synonyms retinue, company, following, staff, court, train, suite, escort, cortege in the sense of file Definition a line of people in marching formation, one behind another A file of soldiers, marched past. Synonyms line, row, chain, string, column, queue, procession in the sense of focus Definition to adjust one's eyes or an instrument on an object so that its image is clear He focused the binoculars on the boat. Synonyms fix, train, direct, aim Additional synonyms in the sense of following Definition a group of supporters or enthusiasts Rugby League enjoys a huge following. Synonyms supporters, backing, public, support, train, fans, audience, circle, suite, patronage, clientele, entourage, coterie, retinue in the sense of guide Definition to influence (a person) in his or her actions or opinions He should have let his instinct guide him. Synonyms supervise, train, rule, teach, influence, advise, counsel, govern, educate, regulate, instruct, oversee, sway, superintend in the sense of learn Definition to gain by experience, example, or practice Their children were going to learn English. Synonyms master, grasp, acquire, pick up, be taught, take in, attain, become able, familiarize yourself with in the sense of level Definition to aim (a weapon) horizontally She levelled her gaze on the summit. Synonyms direct, point, turn, train, aim, focus, beam in the sense of make ready I'll have a room made ready for him. Synonyms prepare, get ready, do the necessary in the sense of order Definition an arrangement of things in succession List the key headings and sort them in a logical order. Synonyms sequence, grouping, ordering, line, series, structure, chain, arrangement, line-up, succession, disposal, array, placement, classification, layout, progression, disposition (archaic), setup (informal), categorization, codification in the sense of point Definition to direct or face in a specific direction He pointed the gun at them. Synonyms aim, level, train, direct in the sense of practise Definition to do regularly practising for a gym display Synonyms do, train, exercise, work out, drill, warm up, keep your hand in in the sense of prepare giving the players a chance to prepare for the match Synonyms practise, get ready, train, exercise, warm up, get into shape in the sense of prepare It is a school's job to prepare students for university studies. Synonyms train, guide, prime, direct, coach, brief, discipline, groom, put someone in the picture Additional synonyms in the sense of procession Definition a line of people or vehicles moving forwards in an orderly or ceremonial manner a funeral procession Synonyms parade, train, march, file, column, motorcade, cavalcade, cortege in the sense of progression Definition a sequence of numbers in which each term differs from the succeeding term by a fixed ratio the steady progression of events in my life Synonyms sequence, course, order, series, chain, cycle, string, succession in the sense of qualify The course does not qualify you to practise as a therapist. Synonyms certify, equip, empower, train, ground, condition, prepare, fit, commission, ready, permit, sanction, endow, capacitate in the sense of queue Definition a line of people or vehicles waiting for something A queue of more than sixty people snaked its way down the pavement. Synonyms line, row, file, train, series, chain, string, column, sequence, succession, procession, crocodile (British, informal), progression, cavalcade, concatenation (formal) in the sense of rank Definition a line of people, esp. soldiers, positioned one beside the other Ranks of police in riot gear stood nervously by. Synonyms row, line, file, column, group, range, series, formation, tier in the sense of rear Definition to care for and educate (children) until maturity I was reared in east Texas. Synonyms bring up, raise, educate, care for, train, nurse, foster, nurture in the sense of rehearse Definition to practise (a play, concert, etc.) for public performance A group of actors are rehearsing a play about Joan of Arc. Synonyms practise, prepare, run through, go over, train, act, study, ready, repeat, drill, try out, recite in the sense of school Definition to educate or train He is schooled to spot trouble. Synonyms train, prime, coach, prepare, discipline, educate, drill, tutor, instruct, verse, indoctrinate in the sense of series Definition a group or succession of related things a series of explosions Synonyms sequence, course, chain, succession, run, set, line, order, train, arrangement, string, progression in the sense of string Definition a series of things or events The landscape is broken only by a string of villages. Synonyms series, line, row, file, sequence, queue, succession, procession Additional synonyms in the sense of string Definition a series of things or events The incident was the latest in a string of attacks. Synonyms sequence, run, series, chain, succession, streak in the sense of succession Definition a number of people or things following one another in order He took a succession of jobs which have stood him in good stead. Synonyms series, run, sequence, course, order, train, flow, chain, cycle, procession, continuation, progression in the sense of suite Fox and his suite sat there, looking uncertain. Synonyms attendants, escorts, entourage, train, followers, retainers, retinue in the sense of teach Definition to give instruction or lessons in (a subject) to (students) a programme to teach educational skillsShe taught me to read. Synonyms instruct, train, coach, school, direct, advise, inform, discipline, educate, drill, tutor, enlighten, impart, instil, inculcate, edify, give lessons in in the sense of trail Definition something that trails behind the high vapour trail of an aircraft Synonyms wake, stream, tail, slipstream in the sense of tutor Definition to act as a tutor to (someone) She was at home, being tutored with her brothers. Synonyms teach, educate, school, train, coach, guide, discipline, lecture, drill, instruct, edify, direct in the sense of work out Definition to take part in physical exercise I work out at a gym twice a week. Synonyms exercise, train, practise, drill, warm up, do exercises
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