train
Definition of
train
:
public
transport
provided
by
a
line
of
railway
cars
coupled
together
and
drawn
by
a
locomotive
;
"
express
trains
don
'
t
stop
at
Princeton
Junction
"
a
sequentially
ordered
set
of
things
or
events
or
ideas
in
which
each
successive
member
is
related
to the
preceding
;
"
a
string
of islands"
;
"
train
of mourners"
;
"
a
train
of
thought
"
a
procession
(of wagons
or
mules
or
camels)
traveling
together
in
single
file
;
"we were
part
of
a
caravan
of
almost
a
thousand
camels"
;
"they
joined
the
wagon
train
for
safety
"
a
series
of consequences
wrought
by
an
event
;
"
it
led
to
a
train
of disasters"
piece
of
cloth
forming the
long
back
section
of
a
gown
that is
drawn
along
the
floor
;
"the
bride
'
s
train
was carried
by
her
two
young
nephews"
wheelwork
consisting of
a
connected
set
of rotating gears
by
which
force
is
transmitted
or
motion
or
torque
is
changed
;
"the
fool
got his
tie
caught
in
the
geartrain
"
create
by
training
and
teaching
;
"The
old
master
is
training
world
-
class
violinists"
;
"we
develop
the
leaders
for the
future
"
undergo
training
or
instruction
in
preparation
for
a
particular
role
,
function
,
or
profession
;
"She is
training
to
be
a
teacher
"
;
"
He
trained
as
a
legal
aid
"
develop
(children'
s
)
behavior
by
instruction
and
practice
;
especially
to
teach
self
-
control
;
"Parents
must
discipline
their children"
;
"Is this
dog
trained
?"
educate
for
a
future
role
or
function
;
"
He
is
grooming
his
son
to
become
his
successor
"
;
"The
prince
was
prepared
to
become
King
one
day
"
;
"They
trained
him to
be
a
warrior
"
teach
or
refine
to
be
discriminative
in
taste
or
judgment
;
"
Cultivate
your
musical
taste
"
;
"
Train
your tastebuds"
;
"She is
well
schooled
in
poetry
"
point
or
cause
to
go
(blows, weapons,
or
objects
such
as
photographic
equipment
) towards;
"
Please
don
'
t
aim
at
your
little
brother
!"
;
"
He
trained
his
gun
on
the
burglar
"
;
"
Don
'
t
train
your
camera
on
the women"
;
"
Take
a
swipe
at
one
'
s
opponent
"
teach
and
supervise
(
someone
);
act
as
a
trainer
or
coach
(to),
as
in
sports;
"
He
is
training
our
Olympic
team
"
;
"She is
coaching
the
crew
"
exercise
in
order
to
prepare
for
an
event
or
competition
;
"She is
training
for the
Olympics
"
cause
to
grow
in
a
certain
way
by
tying
and
pruning
it
;
"
train
the
vine
"
travel
by
rail
or
train
;
"They railed from
Rome
to
Venice
"
;
"She
trained
to
Hamburg
"
drag
loosely
along
a
surface
;
allow
to
sweep
the
ground
;
"The
toddler
was
trailing
his
pants
"
;
"She
trained
her
long
scarf
behind
her"
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,
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,
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,
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,
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