train
Meaning in simple English
US /treɪn/
train means: A vehicle made of connected parts that carries people or goods along railway tracks.
noun
RAIL VEHICLEA1
A vehicle made of connected parts that carries people or goods along railway tracks.
- The train is late.
- We took a train to London.
- Did you miss the last train?
DRESS TAILB2
The long back part of a dress that lies on the ground behind the person wearing it.
- Her dress had a long train.
- A bridesmaid lifted the bride’s train.
- The gown’s train was decorated with flowers.
MOVING LINEC1
A line of people, animals, or vehicles moving one behind another.
- A wagon train crossed the valley.
- We followed a train of pack animals.
- The supply train stretched along the narrow road.
verb
TEACH SKILLSA2
To teach a person or animal how to do something through instruction and practice.
- She trains guide dogs.
- They trained me to use the machine.
- Who will train the new staff?
PRACTISE SPORTA2
To exercise or practise regularly to improve a skill or prepare for a competition.
- I train twice a week.
- He trained hard for the race.
- Where does your team train?
TEACH COMPUTERB2
To give a computer system examples so it can learn to perform a task.
- We trained the model on photos.
- This algorithm was trained to identify birds.
- How much data do you need to train it?
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