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train

//treɪn//
Pluraltrains
train — A railway vehicle; a series of connected things; to teach or practise skills; to direct growth

Definition

A railway vehicle; a series of connected things; to teach or practise skills; to direct growth

To remember it

Picture the red train with a balloon, and remember that 'train' is like a long line of connected cars for carrying people or goods.

Examples

  • A1

    We took the train to visit my grandmother.

  • A1

    The train leaves at half past eight.

  • A2

    She trains at the gym three times a week to stay fit.

  • A2

    The company trains all new employees for two weeks before they start.

  • B1

    The high-speed train connects the capital to the second-largest city in just two hours.

  • B1

    He trained as a doctor but later decided to specialize in medical research.

  • B2

    The train of thought she had been following was interrupted by an urgent phone call.

  • B2

    Athletes who train at high altitude can develop greater lung capacity, giving them a competitive advantage at lower elevations.

Related words

Transport

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