train
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/treɪn/
🇬🇧
/treɪn/
noun
A1
A series of cars connected together and pulled by a locomotive, used for transporting people or goods.
He boarded the train in Kansas City to travel to New York.
他在堪薩斯城登上火車前往紐約。
R
A line of people or animals moving in a sequence.
The camel train carried goods across the desert.
駝隊穿越沙漠運送貨物。
R
A sequence of connected events or actions.
His decision triggered a train of events that changed the company's future.
他的決定引發了一連串事件，改變了公司的未來。
R
The part of a long dress that spreads out behind the wearer.
The bride's dress had a beautiful train that flowed elegantly.
新娘的禮服有一個漂亮的拖尾，優雅地流動。
verb
A2
To teach or learn skills for a job or activity.
She trains her dog to fetch the newspaper every morning.
她訓練她的狗每天早上取報紙。
A2
To prepare for an activity, especially a sport, through exercise.
The athletes train rigorously to improve their performance.
運動員們嚴格訓練以提高表現。
R
To develop a skill or ability through practice.
She has a trained eye for spotting antiques.
她有一双訓練有素的眼睛，善於發現古董。
R
To guide the growth of a plant in a certain direction.
The gardener trained the roses to grow along the fence.
園丁訓練玫瑰沿著圍欄生長。
R
To aim a device at a target.
The photographer trained his camera on the subject.
攝影師將他的相機對準了主題。
translation
火車, 隊列, 系列, 拖尾
培訓, 鍛鍊, 培養, 修剪, 瞄準
詞形變化
3rd Present
trains
Progressive
training
Past
trained
Perfect
trained
Plural
trains