Train: meaning, definitions and examples

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train

[ treɪn ]

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transportation

A train is a connected series of vehicles for rail transport that move along a track to transport cargo or passengers. Trains are a common form of transportation for long distances.

Synonyms

express, locomotive, railway

Examples of usage

I took the train to work this morning.
The train was delayed due to mechanical issues.
The freight train carried goods across the country.
She waved goodbye as the train departed.
The high-speed train reached its destination in record time.

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educational

To train means to teach a particular skill or type of behavior through practice and instruction. It involves preparing someone for a specific job or activity.

Synonyms

educate, instruct, teach

Examples of usage

He trained as a chef at a culinary school.
The company offers training programs for new employees.
She trained diligently to prepare for the marathon.
The coach trained the team for the upcoming competition.
They are training their puppy to obey commands.

Translations

Translations of the word "train" in other languages:

🇵🇹 trem

🇮🇳 ट्रेन (रेलगाड़ी)

🇩🇪 Zug

🇮🇩 kereta

🇺🇦 потяг

🇵🇱 pociąg

🇯🇵 列車 (れっしゃ)

🇫🇷 train

🇪🇸 tren

🇹🇷 tren

🇰🇷 기차 (gicha)

🇸🇦 قطار

🇨🇿 vlak

🇸🇰 vlak

🇨🇳 火车 (huǒchē)

🇸🇮 vlak

🇮🇸 lest

🇰🇿 пойыз

🇬🇪 მატარებელი

🇦🇿 qatar

🇲🇽 tren

Word origin

The word 'train' originated from the Old French word 'trahiner', meaning 'to pull or drag'. It was first used in the context of a line of connected vehicles on rails in the early 19th century. Trains revolutionized transportation and played a significant role in the industrialization of many countries.