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What is the noun for
trains
?
What's the
noun
for
trains
? Here's the word you're looking for.
trainer
A person who trains another; a coach.
(
sports
)
A person responsible for treating injuries sustained by players during matches; a
physiotherapist
.
(
Britain
)
A running shoe or
sneaker
.
(
video game
)
A
patch
for a
video game
that applies
cheats
.
(
cycling
)
A piece of
indoor
equipment
allowing a
bicycle
to be ridden while
stationary
.
attributive form of
trainers
Synonyms
:
coach
,
tutor
,
instructor
,
teacher
,
guide
,
mentor
,
guru
,
lecturer
,
educator
,
counselor
,
counsellor
,
professor
,
adviser
,
handler
,
manager
,
demonstrator
,
workshop leader
,
pedagogue
,
master
,
pedagog
,
educationist
,
preceptor
,
schoolmaster
,
academic
,
schoolteacher
,
don
,
educationalist
,
dominie
,
consultant
,
schoolmistress
,
pandit
,
doctor
,
fellow
,
mistress
,
confidant
,
reader
,
dean
,
schoolmarm
,
exponent
,
schoolie
,
schoolman
,
teach
,
chalkie
,
beak
,
usher
,
edifier
,
monitor
,
confidante
,
department head
,
supply teacher
…
more
Examples
:
“He is working with a fitness
trainer
in New Orleans this summer.”
“He glanced down, noticing only one
trainer
on his foot.”
“Kris Kin won the Epsom Derby by one length for
trainer
Sir Michael Stoute and owner Saeed Suhail.”
training
Action
of the verb to
train
. (Can we add an example for this sense?)
The activity of
imparting
and
acquiring
skills
.
The result of good
social
upbringing
.
(
computing
)
The process by which two
modems
determine which
protocol
and
speed
to use;
handshaking
.
(
voice recognition
)
The
recording
of
multiple
samples
of a
user
's
voice
to aid
pattern
recognition
.
Synonyms
:
instruction
,
education
,
schooling
,
teaching
,
tutelage
,
preparation
,
tuition
,
coaching
,
grounding
,
tutoring
,
andragogy
,
drilling
,
guidance
,
indoctrination
,
pedagogy
,
practice
,
priming
,
exercise
,
inculcation
,
lessons
,
cultivation
,
induction
,
orientation
,
sharpening
,
upbringing
,
readying
,
seasoning
,
chalk talk
,
tune-up
,
professional development
,
enlightenment
,
edification
,
learning
,
direction
,
discipline
,
study
,
apprenticeship
,
information
,
improvement
,
erudition
,
development
,
nurture
,
scholarship
,
literacy
,
rearing
,
science
,
breeding
,
book learning
,
reading
,
brainwashing
…
more
Examples
:
“We have a qualified expert who will provide
training
in a classroom setting.”
“Jessica has been undergoing intensive
training
for the upcoming athletics challenge.”
“The role will require two months of on-the-job
training
before you become a fully-fledged member of staff.”
train
(
obsolete
)
Treachery
;
deceit
. [14th-19th c.]
(
obsolete
)
A
trick
or
stratagem
. [14th-19th c.]
(
obsolete
)
A
trap
for animals; a
snare
. [14th-18th c.]
(
obsolete
)
A
lure
; a
decoy
. [15th-18th c.]
Synonyms
:
locomotive
,
intercity
,
metro
,
subway
,
coach
,
line
,
Pullman
,
sleeper
,
tube
,
waggon
,
wagon
,
railway train
,
night train
,
boat train
,
rolling stock
,
engine
,
tank engine
,
steam engine
,
carriage
,
stock
,
diesel locomotive
,
tank locomotive
,
underground
,
underground railway
,
iron horse
,
string
,
sequence
,
chain
,
progression
,
series
,
course
,
set
,
cycle
,
order
,
succession
,
trail
,
concatenation
,
run
,
consecution
,
row
,
catena
,
catenation
,
cue
,
file
,
nexus
,
range
,
thread
,
wake
,
scale
…
more
Examples
:
“We can catch the early morning
train
to get to the airport tomorrow.”
“Is the
train
of felicitous events that follows a manifestation of the environment's nurturing nature?”
“The French ambassadors traveled alongside a
train
of horses loaded with treasure.”
trainbearer
One who holds up a
train
, as of a
robe
.
Either of two species of long-tailed
hummingbirds
in the genus Lesbia, found in tropical South America.
trainload
The amount that can be transported by a
train
.
(
by extension
)
A large amount.
Synonyms
:
trainful
Examples
:
“Even if this growth turns flat, many of the 12 towns will be ahead of plenty of other places that are losing jobs by the
trainload
.”
“By contrast, there is nothing a
trainload
of deportees arriving at a Polish camp might have known.”
“A second engine had to be brought to the scene to take the
trainload
of passengers on to their final destination.”
trainful
The quantity contained in a
train
.
(
by extension
)
A large quantity.
Synonyms
:
trainload
train
Elongated portion.
The
elongated
back portion of a
dress
or
skirt
(or an ornamental piece of material added to similar effect), which drags along the ground. [from 14th c.]
A
trail
or
line
of something, especially
gunpowder
. [from 15th c.]
The
tail
of a
bird
.
(
astronomy
)
A
transient
trail of
glowing
ions
behind a large
meteor
as it falls through the
atmosphere
.
(
now rare
)
An
animal
's
trail
or
track
. [from 16th c.]
Connected sequence of people or things.
A group of
people
following an important
figure
, king etc.; a
retinue
, a group of
retainers
. [from 14th c.]
A
group
of animals, vehicles, or people that
follow
one another in a
line
, such as a wagon train; a
caravan
or
procession
. [from 15th c.]
A
sequence
of events or ideas which are interconnected; a
course
or
procedure
of something. [from 15th c.]
(
military
)
The men and vehicles following an
army
, which carry
artillery
and other equipment for
battle
or
siege
. [from 16th c.]
A set of interconnected
mechanical
parts which operate each other in
sequence
. [from 18th c.]
A series of electrical pulses. [from 19th c.]
A series of specified
vehicles
, originally
tramcars
in a
mine
, and later especially
railway carriages
, coupled together. [from 19th c.]
A
line
of connected
railway
cars
or
carriages
considered overall as a mode of
transport
; (as uncountable noun)
rail
travel. [from 19th c.]
A long, heavy
sleigh
used in
Canada
for the
transportation
of
merchandise
,
wood
, etc.
(
computing
)
A
software
release
schedule
.
(
sex, slang
)
An act wherein series of men line up and then
penetrate
a person, especially as a form of
gang rape
. [from 20th c.]
Synonyms
:
locomotive
,
intercity
,
metro
,
subway
,
coach
,
line
,
Pullman
,
sleeper
,
tube
,
waggon
,
wagon
,
railway train
,
night train
,
boat train
,
rolling stock
,
engine
,
tank engine
,
steam engine
,
carriage
,
stock
,
diesel locomotive
,
tank locomotive
,
underground
,
underground railway
,
iron horse
,
string
,
sequence
,
chain
,
progression
,
series
,
course
,
set
,
cycle
,
order
,
succession
,
trail
,
concatenation
,
run
,
consecution
,
row
,
catena
,
catenation
,
cue
,
file
,
nexus
,
range
,
thread
,
wake
,
scale
…
more
Examples
:
“We can catch the early morning
train
to get to the airport tomorrow.”
“Is the
train
of felicitous events that follows a manifestation of the environment's nurturing nature?”
“The French ambassadors traveled alongside a
train
of horses loaded with treasure.”
trainsickness
A feeling of
nausea
,
dizziness
etc caused by the motion of a
train
; a form of
motion sickness
.
trainor
(
Philippines
)
A
person
who
trains
another
; a
coach
, a
trainer
.
Examples
:
“This week primary school teacher Mrs
Trainor
held a meeting for parents of children who will be starting primary school in September.”
“Yes,
Trainor
managed to pen a few songs for Rascal Flatts, but she was more interested in crafting pop tunes.”
“Growing up,
Trainor
was very self-conscious about her curves, often wishing she could be svelte like her high school friends.”
trainable
(
euphemistic, dated
)
A
mentally retarded
person who can be
trained
or
taught
.
traineeship
The condition of, or the time served by, a
trainee
;
training
.
Synonyms
:
training
,
apprenticeship
,
internship
,
education
,
preparation
,
trial period
,
initiation
,
probation
,
novitiate
,
training period
,
probationary period
,
test period
,
externship
,
practicum
,
studentship
,
indentureship
,
examination
,
investigation
,
study
,
research
,
probe
,
inquiry
,
inquest
,
exploration
,
inquisition
,
disquisition
,
examen
,
delving
,
probing
,
trial
,
experimentation
,
test
,
noviciate
,
tryout
,
audition
,
enquiry
,
experimental period
,
analysis
,
review
,
scrutiny
,
quest
,
legwork
,
consideration
,
evaluation
,
scrutinization
,
questioning
,
survey
,
inspection
,
search
,
fact-finding
…
more
Examples
:
“The company offered her a
traineeship
to assess her skills and capabilities before officially hiring her for the job.”
“The notion that a young person entering an apprenticeship or
traineeship
can bargain equally with a prospective employer is laughable.”
“After graduating with a 2 2, he started a
traineeship
with Planet 24, the company that produced The Big Breakfast and The Word.”
trainee
Someone who is still in the process of being formally
trained
in a workplace.
Synonyms
:
novice
,
apprentice
,
beginner
,
neophyte
,
tyro
,
newcomer
,
rookie
,
learner
,
greenhorn
,
tenderfoot
,
recruit
,
novitiate
,
student
,
colt
,
abecedarian
,
pupil
,
amateur
,
starter
,
buckwheater
,
cadet
,
new kid on the block
,
newbie
,
freshman
,
probationer
,
fledgling
,
babe
,
virgin
,
punk
,
cub
,
rook
,
initiate
,
mentee
,
new boy
,
new girl
,
raw recruit
,
new recruit
,
disciple
,
newie
,
new kid
,
protégé
,
new member
,
catechumen
,
ward
,
convert
,
postulant
,
proselyte
,
noob
,
fresher
,
tutee
,
probie
…
more
Examples
:
“He worked his way up from being employed as a
trainee
to a manager's position.”
“Meanwhile, there are fears some temporary staff may be laid off this week and 45
trainee
pilots are also facing immediate redundancy.”
“The American system of training has been refined over the years and at no time is a
trainee
left unsupervised.”
traincrew
The
crew
of employees that operate a
railway
train
.
trainability
The state or condition of being
trainable
.
Synonyms
:
educatability
,
educability
,
learnability
,
teachability
Examples
:
“Research the breeds to find the one with the right size, energy level,
trainability
and temperament for your lifestyle.”
“Phase 1 selects students for further training, based on their suitability and
trainability
.”
“If you want to do specialized training, consider breeds known for courage and
trainability
.”
traineress
(
archaic, rare
)
A
female
trainer
.
trainbearers
plural of
trainbearer
traineeships
plural of
traineeship
Synonyms
:
training
,
apprenticeships
,
internships
,
education
,
preparation
,
probations
,
novitiates
,
initiation
,
practicums
,
residencies
,
work experience
,
time
,
studentship
,
externships
,
indentureships
,
pupillages
,
courses
,
tutelage
,
study
,
examinations
,
inquests
,
research
,
inquisition
,
examens
,
inquiry
,
experimentation
,
tryouts
,
probes
,
delvings
,
audition
,
exploration
,
noviciates
,
probings
,
disquisitions
,
tests
,
trials
,
investigation
,
enquiry
,
analysis
,
scrutiny
,
reviews
,
legwork
,
quests
,
evaluation
,
consideration
,
scrutinization
,
questionings
,
inspection
,
searches
,
fact-finding
…
more
traineresses
plural of
traineress
trainables
plural of
trainable
traincrews
plural of
traincrew
trainloads
plural of
trainload
Synonyms
:
trainfuls
trainsful
plural of
trainful
Synonyms
:
trainloads
trainfuls
plural of
trainful
Synonyms
:
trainloads
trainings
plural of
training
Synonyms
:
instructions
,
educations
,
schoolings
,
teachings
,
tutelages
,
preparations
,
tuitions
,
coachings
,
groundings
,
tutorings
,
andragogy
,
drillings
,
guidances
,
indoctrinations
,
pedagogy
,
practices
,
primings
,
exercises
,
inculcations
,
lessons
,
cultivations
,
inductions
,
orientations
,
sharpenings
,
upbringings
,
seasonings
,
chalk talks
,
tune-ups
,
enlightenments
,
directions
,
edifications
,
learnings
,
disciplines
,
studies
,
apprenticeships
,
informations
,
improvements
,
eruditions
,
developments
,
nurtures
,
scholarships
,
rearings
,
literacies
,
sciences
,
breedings
,
book learning
,
readings
,
brainwashings
,
pedagogics
,
propagandisms
…
more
Examples
:
“And fourthly, it doesn't build women's capacity to deal with potential exploitation to pre-departure
trainings
and seminars and the like.”
“The results and findings from the
trainings
and qualifications can be applied in their workaday life.”
“A part from our
trainings
we also offer individual consulting services and instructions according to your specific requirements.”
trainors
plural of
trainor
trainees
plural of
trainee
Synonyms
:
students
,
apprentices
,
learners
,
mentees
,
novices
,
probationers
,
recruits
,
beginners
,
disciples
,
rookies
,
devotees
,
greenhorns
,
novitiates
,
postulants
,
tyros
,
neophytes
,
tenderfeet
,
newcomers
,
newbies
,
freshmen
,
pupils
,
colts
,
abecedarians
,
fledglings
,
virgins
,
babes
,
cubs
,
amateurs
,
punk
,
rooks
,
initiates
,
new kids on the block
,
starters
,
newies
,
proselytes
,
converts
,
catechumens
,
wards
,
noobs
,
interns
,
plebes
,
freshers
,
cadets
,
tutees
,
juniors
,
probies
,
hackers
,
dilettanti
,
newlings
,
mentorees
…
more
Examples
:
“The veteran sales reps were regularly asked to give talks to groups of new management
trainees
and to speak at conferences of district managers.”
“At the end of their apprenticeships
trainees
became journeymen, fully skilled tradesmen.”
“That's a plus for a base with a host of young airmen and pilot
trainees
who love to venture across the border.”
trainers
plural of
trainer
Synonyms
:
coaches
,
tutors
,
instructors
,
teachers
,
guides
,
mentors
,
gurus
,
lecturers
,
educators
,
counselors
,
counsellors
,
professors
,
advisers
,
handlers
,
managers
,
demonstrators
,
pedagogs
,
pedagogues
,
masters
,
educationists
,
schoolmasters
,
academics
,
preceptors
,
schoolmistresses
,
pandits
,
schoolteachers
,
consultants
,
doctors
,
dons
,
dominies
,
educationalists
,
fellows
,
edifiers
,
supply teachers
,
ushers
,
monitors
,
confidants
,
exponents
,
schoolmarms
,
teaches
,
mistresses
,
schoolies
,
confidantes
,
schoolmen
,
beaks
,
deans
,
readers
,
instructers
,
governors
,
profs
…
more
Examples
:
“This model establishes a sequence for
trainers
to follow, at all echelons, to improve planning through the execution of training events.”
“Jenny points to the popularity of hoods, vests,
trainers
and toggles in today's fashions.”
“The ATP took responsibility for the positives because its own
trainers
had handed out the supplements that could have caused the positive tests.”
trains
plural of
train
Synonyms
:
locomotives
,
intercities
,
metros
,
subways
,
coaches
,
lines
,
Pullmans
,
sleepers
,
tubes
,
waggons
,
wagons
,
railway trains
,
boat trains
,
rolling stock
,
carriage
,
stock
,
cabooses
,
passenger cars
,
compartments
,
cars
,
undergrounds
,
underground railways
,
bogies
,
railroad cars
,
railway carriages
,
saloons
,
trams
,
Pullman cars
,
flatcars
,
railway vehicles
,
rail-carriages
,
railcars
,
string
,
sequences
,
chains
,
progression
,
series
,
courses
,
sets
,
cycles
,
order
,
succession
,
trails
,
concatenation
,
runs
,
consecutions
,
rows
,
catenas
,
catenation
…
more
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