train

train nədir, İngiliscə nə məna gəlir, İtalyan train nə mənasıdır? İngiliscə - İtalyan

I
1. [treɪn]
nome
1) ferr. treno m.; convoglio m. ferroviario
on o in the train sul o in treno; slow train treno locale; a train to Paris un treno per Parigi; to take o catch, miss the train prendere, perdere il treno; to go by train — andare in treno o con il treno
2) (succession) (of events) serie f., sequela f.
the bell interrupted my train of thought — il campanello interruppe il corso dei miei pensieri
3) (procession) (of animals) fila f., processione f.; (of vehicles) convoglio m., colonna f.; (of people) corteo m., seguito m.; (of mourners) corteo m. (funebre); mil. corteo m. (militare)
4) (motion)
to set o put sth. in train — mettere in movimento qcs
5) ant. (retinue) seguito m.
the war brought famine in its train — fig. la guerra portò con sé la carestia
6) (on dress) strascico m.
2.
modificatore ferr. [crash, station] ferroviario; [timetable] dei treni; [ticket] del treno, ferroviario; [strike] dei treni
train driver — macchinista
II
1. [treɪn]
verbo transitivo
1) preparare, formare [staff, worker, musician]; (physically) allenare [athlete, player]; ammaestrare, addestrare [circus animal, dog]
to be trained on the job — essere formato sul posto
to train sb. as a pilot, engineer — preparare qcn. a diventare pilota, ingegnere
2) (aim) puntare [gun, binoculars]
3) (guide the growth of) palizzare [plant, tree]
2.
verbo intransitivo
1) (for profession) prepararsi, formarsi
he\'s training to be a doctor — sta studiando per diventare medico
2) sport allenarsi, esercitarsi
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I [trein]
noun
1) (a railway engine with its carriages and/or trucks: I caught the train to London.)
2) (a part of a long dress or robe that trails behind the wearer: The bride wore a dress with a train.)
3) (a connected series: Then began a train of events which ended in disaster.)
4) (a line of animals carrying people or baggage: a mule train; a baggage train.)
II [trein]
verb
1) (to prepare, be prepared, or prepare oneself, through instruction, practice, exercise etc, for a sport, job, profession etc: I was trained as a teacher; The race-horse was trained by my uncle.)
2) (to point or aim (a gun, telescope etc) in a particular direction: He trained the gun on/at the soldiers.)
3) (to make (a tree, plant etc) grow in a particular direction.)
•
- trained
- trainee

- trainer

- training

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I
1. [treɪn]
nome
1) ferr. treno m.; convoglio m. ferroviario
on o in the train sul o in treno; slow train treno locale; a train to Paris un treno per Parigi; to take o catch, miss the train prendere, perdere il treno; to go by train — andare in treno o con il treno
2) (succession) (of events) serie f., sequela f.
the bell interrupted my train of thought — il campanello interruppe il corso dei miei pensieri
3) (procession) (of animals) fila f., processione f.; (of vehicles) convoglio m., colonna f.; (of people) corteo m., seguito m.; (of mourners) corteo m. (funebre); mil. corteo m. (militare)
4) (motion)
to set o put sth. in train — mettere in movimento qcs
5) ant. (retinue) seguito m.
the war brought famine in its train — fig. la guerra portò con sé la carestia
6) (on dress) strascico m.
2.
modificatore ferr. [crash, station] ferroviario; [timetable] dei treni; [ticket] del treno, ferroviario; [strike] dei treni
train driver — macchinista
II
1. [treɪn]
verbo transitivo
1) preparare, formare [staff, worker, musician]; (physically) allenare [athlete, player]; ammaestrare, addestrare [circus animal, dog]
to be trained on the job — essere formato sul posto
to train sb. as a pilot, engineer — preparare qcn. a diventare pilota, ingegnere
2) (aim) puntare [gun, binoculars]
3) (guide the growth of) palizzare [plant, tree]
2.
verbo intransitivo
1) (for profession) prepararsi, formarsi
he\'s training to be a doctor — sta studiando per diventare medico
2) sport allenarsi, esercitarsi


İngiliscə - İtalyan lüğətdə İngiliscə train sözünün İtalyan mənası nədir? İngiliscə dilindəki train sözünün İtalyan dilindəki mənasını yuxarıda oxuya bilərsiniz.

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