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

trainnoun

uk/treɪn/us/treɪn/

train noun (VEHICLE)

A1 [ C ] a railway engine connected to carriages for carrying people or to wheeled containers for carrying goods:

a goods/freight/passenger train

the train to/from Bristol

a train journey/station

Did you come by train?

She caught/took the train to Edinburgh.

Hurry up, or we'll miss (= arrive too late for) the train.

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Railways: trains & parts of trains

air brake
baggage car
bogie
boiler
bullet train
caboose
carriage
choo-choo
coach
couchette
diesel
emergency cord
freight car
intercity
luggage van
maglev train
rolling stock
shunt
sleeping car
wagon-lit

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train noun (SERIES)

train of thought/events

C2 a series of connected thoughts or events:

What amazing train of thought led you from Napoleon to global warming?

The book describes the train of events that led up to the assassination.

[ C ] a line of animals, people, or things moving along together:

a wagon train

a mule/camel train

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Order and sequence - general words

alphabetize
back end
back end
be a chapter of accidents idiom
catalogue
litany
merry-go-round
next
nth
penultimate
run
running
second 1
sequential
series
succession
thirdly
timeline
vice versa
wave

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Things collected in lines or rings

train noun (PART OF DRESS)

[ C ] the part of a long dress that spreads out onto the floor behind the person wearing it:

an elaborate wedding dress with a long train

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Decorations for clothes

epaulette
eyelet
flash
flounce
frill
fringe
frou-frou
piping
sequin
shoulder pad
spangle
stud
studded
tassel
trim
trimming

Idiom(s)

put/set sth in train

trainverb

uk/treɪn/us/treɪn/

train verb (PREPARE)

B1 [ I or T ] to prepare someone or yourself for a job, activity, or sport, by learning skills and/or by mental or physical exercise:

She trained as a pilot.

[ + to infinitive ] John trained to be an accountant.

[ + to infinitive ] I had to train myself to be more assertive at work.

She trained hard for the race, sometimes running as much as 60 miles a week.

humorous I'm trying to train my kids to pick up after themselves.

More examples

We're trying to train our dog to sit.
Doctors are trained to recognize the symptoms of different diseases.
I had to take an aptitude test before I began training as a nurse.
How I wish I could train the children to leave their dirty shoes at the door!
We believe that he has been training an army and storing up arms.

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Teaching in general

CAL
CLIL
clue
clue sb in
drum
engage
homeschool
hothousing
instruction
instructional
popularize
special educational needs
teach
teach sb a lesson idiom
that'll teach sb idiom
tutelage
upskill
upskilling
wean
wean sb on sth

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Exercising & training

train verb (AIM)

[ T usually + adv/prep ] formal to aim or point a gun, camera, light, etc. at someone or something:

With five guns suddenly trained on him, he was understandably nervous.

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Aiming and aim

aim
direct
home
home in on sth/sb
level
level sth at sb
target
zero
zero in on sth/sb

train verb (DIRECT GROWTH)

[ T ] to direct the growth of a plant in a particular direction by cutting it and tying it:

The vines were trained over an arch, providing shade as well as fruit.

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Gardening - general words

arborist
bed
bed sth out
bonsai
deadhead
grass
hedgerow
hoe
homegrown
horticulture
hydroponics
landscape gardening
nurse
nursery
seed
sow 1
topiary
tree surgeon
trellis
uproot

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单词	train
释义	Contents noun (3) train (VEHICLE) train (SERIES) train (PART OF DRESS) verb (3) train (PREPARE) train (AIM) train (DIRECT GROWTH) Contents noun (3) train (VEHICLE) train (SERIES) train (PART OF DRESS) verb (1) train (PREPARE) Contents verb (2) train (1) train (2) noun (1) train (1) English American Business trainnoun uk/treɪn/us/treɪn/ train noun (VEHICLE) A1 [ C ] a railway engine connected to carriages for carrying people or to wheeled containers for carrying goods: a goods/freight/passenger train the train to/from Bristol a train journey/station Did you come by train? She caught/took the train to Edinburgh. Hurry up, or we'll miss (= arrive too late for) the train. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Railways: trains & parts of trains air brake baggage car bogie boiler bullet train caboose carriage choo-choo coach couchette diesel emergency cord freight car intercity luggage van maglev train rolling stock shunt sleeping car wagon-lit See more results » train noun (SERIES) train of thought/events C2 a series of connected thoughts or events: What amazing train of thought led you from Napoleon to global warming? The book describes the train of events that led up to the assassination. [ C ] a line of animals, people, or things moving along together: a wagon train a mule/camel train Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Order and sequence - general words alphabetize back end back end be a chapter of accidents idiom catalogue litany merry-go-round next nth penultimate run running second 1 sequential series succession thirdly timeline vice versa wave See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Things collected in lines or rings train noun (PART OF DRESS) [ C ] the part of a long dress that spreads out onto the floor behind the person wearing it: an elaborate wedding dress with a long train Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Decorations for clothes epaulette eyelet flash flounce frill fringe frou-frou piping sequin shoulder pad spangle stud studded tassel trim trimming Idiom(s) put/set sth in train trainverb uk/treɪn/us/treɪn/ train verb (PREPARE) B1 [ I or T ] to prepare someone or yourself for a job, activity, or sport, by learning skills and/or by mental or physical exercise: She trained as a pilot. [ + to infinitive ] John trained to be an accountant. [ + to infinitive ] I had to train myself to be more assertive at work. She trained hard for the race, sometimes running as much as 60 miles a week. humorous I'm trying to train my kids to pick up after themselves. More examples We're trying to train our dog to sit. Doctors are trained to recognize the symptoms of different diseases. I had to take an aptitude test before I began training as a nurse. How I wish I could train the children to leave their dirty shoes at the door! We believe that he has been training an army and storing up arms. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Teaching in general CAL CLIL clue clue sb in drum engage homeschool hothousing instruction instructional popularize special educational needs teach teach sb a lesson idiom that'll teach sb idiom tutelage upskill upskilling wean wean sb on sth See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Exercising & training train verb (AIM) [ T usually + adv/prep ] formal to aim or point a gun, camera, light, etc. at someone or something: With five guns suddenly trained on him, he was understandably nervous. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Aiming and aim aim direct home home in on sth/sb level *level sth* at sb target zero** zero in on sth/sb train verb (DIRECT GROWTH) [ T ] to direct the growth of a plant in a particular direction by cutting it and tying it: The vines were trained over an arch, providing shade as well as fruit. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Gardening - general words arborist bed *bed sth* out bonsai deadhead grass hedgerow hoe homegrown horticulture hydroponics landscape gardening nurse nursery seed sow 1 topiary tree surgeon trellis uproot See more results » trainnoun [ C ] us/treɪn/ train noun [ C ] (VEHICLE) a railroad engine and the connected, wheeled containers it pulls along the tracks in carrying goods or people: a freight/passenger train a commuter train train noun [ C ] (SERIES) a line of animals, people, or things moving along together, or a series of connected thoughts or events: a mule/wagon train Now I’ve lost my train of thought and forgot what I was going to say. train noun [ C ] (PART OF DRESS) the part of a long dress that spreads out onto the floor behind trainverb [ I/T ] us/treɪn/ train verb [ I/T ] (PREPARE) to prepare someone or be prepared for a job, activity, or sport by learning skills or by mental or physical exercise: [ I ] She trained as a pilot. [ T ] He trains teachers to use new technology. [ I ] She trained hard for the race, sometimes running as much as 60 miles a week. trainverb uk/treɪn/usHR [ T ] to teach someone the skills and knowledge needed for a particular job or activity: Younger recruits are considered easier to train. It takes at least six years to train a doctor. train sb to be/do sth We trained them to be computer specialists. [ I ] to learn the skills and knowledge needed for a particular job or activity: train as sth He trained as an accountant. train for sth Rebecca is training for her commercial truck driving certificate. train to be/do sth They were training to be pilots. trainnoun [ C ] uk/treɪn/us a railway engine connected to a group of vehicles for carrying people or goods: catch/take a train He usually wakes up before dawn to catch a train just after 5 a.m. London is two and a half hours away by train. a commuter/freight/passenger train a train company/operator/service See also** goods train gravy train
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trainnoun

train noun (VEHICLE)

train noun (SERIES)

train noun (PART OF DRESS)

Idiom(s)

trainverb

train verb (PREPARE)

train verb (AIM)

train verb (DIRECT GROWTH)

trainnoun [ C ]

train noun [ C ] (VEHICLE)

train noun [ C ] (SERIES)

train noun [ C ] (PART OF DRESS)

trainverb [ I/T ]

train verb [ I/T ] (PREPARE)

trainverb

trainnoun [ C ]

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