train

Danh từ

xe lửa, (khẩu ngữ) tàu

a passenger train

xe lửa hành khách

express train

xe lửa tốc hành

if you miss the train there's another an hour later

nếu anh nhỡ tàu, một tiếng sau sẽ có một chuyến khác

a train driver

người lái xe lửa, tài xế xe lửa

đoàn (người); đàn (thú nuôi)

a camel train

đàn lạc đà

đoàn tuỳ tùng, đám người xúm quanh

the pop star was followed by a train of admirers

ngôi sao nhạc pop có một đám người hâm mộ xúm quanh

(thường số ít) dây, chuỗi, loạt

his telephone call interrupted my train of thought

cú gọi điện thoại của anh ta đã cắt đứt dòng suy nghĩ của tôi

đuôi dài lê thê (của áo phụ nữ)

in train

được chuẩn bị, được sửa soạn

arrangements for the ceremony have been put in train

những việc sắp xếp cho buổi lễ đã được chuẩn bị

Động từ

huấn luyện, rèn luyện, đào tạo

he was trained as an engineer

anh ta được đào tạo để thành kỹ sư

I've trained my dog to fetch my slippers

tôi đã huấn luyện con chó của tôi đi tìm mang về đôi dép cho tôi

train a horse for a race

luyện ngựa chạy đua

chĩa, nhắm

he trained his binoculars on the distant figures

anh ta nhằm ống nhòm vào những hình ảnh ở xa

uốn, nắn (cây, cảnh)

train roses against a wall

uốn các khóm hồng cho dựa vào tường mà leo lên

* Các từ tương tự:
train set, train-bearer, train-ferry, train-oil, train-service, train-spotter, train-staff, train-table, trainable
noun

plural trains

a group of vehicles that travel on a track and are connected to each other and usually to an engine :a connected group of railroad cars [count]

The train pulled into the station.

You can get off/on the train in Atlanta.

I took a train to Madrid.

We caught the last train.

We slept on the train.

a passenger train [=a train that people use for traveling]

a commuter train [=a train that people use to get to and from work]

an express train [=a train that has very few stops]

a subway train [=an underground train]

(US) a freight train = (Brit) a goods train [=a train carrying cargo] [noncount]

We traveled by train through Europe. - often used before another noun

a train [=railroad] station

train tracks

a train schedule/signal/ticket

a train crash = (US) a train wreck

[count] old-fashioned :a group of people, vehicles, or animals that are moving in a line

a funeral train

a mule train - see also wagon train

[count] :an orderly series of events, actions, or ideas

a train of events

I lost my train of thought [=I forgot what I was thinking about] when you interrupted me.

[count] technical :a series of moving machine parts (such as gears) for controlling motion

There's a problem with the car's drive train.

the gear train

[count] :a part of a long dress that trails behind the woman who is wearing it

the bride's train

see color picture - see also gravy train

in train

Brit formal :in an active state or condition

a process that had been in train for decades

The plans have been set in train. [=set in motion]

verb

trains; trained; training

[+ obj] :to teach (someone) the skills needed to do something (such as a job) :to give instruction to (someone)

He was never formally trained as a chef.

I've been trained in first aid.

I'm training her to take over my job when I retire.

My boss is training me on the new equipment.

We need to train more nurses.

They are highly trained professionals.

[no obj] :to be taught the skills needed to do something (such as a job)

I'm training to be/become a nurse.

I trained at that hospital.

He's training as a chef.

[+ obj] :to cause (someone or something) to develop an ability or skill

She had to train her mind to think scientifically.

You can train yourself to relax.

A trained [=practiced] eye can detect the slightest imperfection.

Only a trained ear could hear the difference.

[no obj] :to try to make yourself stronger, faster, or better at doing something before competing in an event or competition

The team trains five hours a day.

He is training for the Olympics.

[+ obj] :to help (someone) to prepare for an event or competition :to coach (an athlete)

He trained several generations of track-and-field athletes.

[+ obj] :to teach (an animal) to obey commands

She trained her dog to sit.

The police use trained dogs to sniff out drugs.

The dog was never properly trained. [=taught to obey] - see also house-train

[+ obj] :to make (a plant) grow in a particular direction usually by bending, cutting, or tying it

You can train this vine to climb up a wall.

[+ obj] :to aim or point (something) toward something or in a particular direction

He trained the flashlight into the hole.

We trained our eyes on the horizon. [=we looked toward the horizon]

* Các từ tương tự:
train set, trainee, trainer, training, training college, training shoe, training wheels, trainspotter
noun

Will this train take me to Newcastle?

carriage

coach

Baby-talk choo-choo

After the duke's coffin came a train of several hundred hangers-on

retinue

entourage

cortŠge

suite

following

escort

guard

attendants

retainers

followers

trail

staff

court

household

The baggage train of the advancing army stretched for miles

line

queue

procession

succession

string

set

sequence

chain

progression

caravan

cavalcade

parade

column

file

verb

We had been trained to put things away and avoid clutter

discipline

exercise

tutor

teach

coach

drill

school

instruct

prepare

educate

edify

guide

bring up

indoctrinate

rear

raise

Hannah is training for the next Olympics

work out

exercise

practise

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