English-Dutch translation for "to train"
"to train" Dutch translation
to train {verb}
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (also: to study, to estudar, to revise)
Apart from that, what is the situation as regards the mobility of young people, specifically their opportunities for study and training in the European Union?
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (also: to tame, to domesticate, to rough)
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (also: to educate, to raise, to tame, to bring up)
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (also: to break, to tame)
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (also: to coach)
Entirely new forms of education and teacher training need to be devised.
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (also: to coach)
So, when we train, we're always trying to take into account the dog's point of view.
We train man-animals who don't need breath gas...... to mine the gold for us.
For example, why not train them to pick up garbage after stadium events?
We can train airline staff in the detection of false documents.
Probably easier -- if you got a Rottie -- much easier to train.
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (also: to practise, to practice, to exercise)
I had to hook it up to a computer, so I couldn't just train it anywhere.
Americans train their whole lives to play "spot the difference."
So now it's able to train with just this little piece on the back.
People go there to train to attack the Himalayas and therefore, by definition, the mountains are seen as fairly cold and challenging.
Of course, during the training, we do that with objects.
train {noun}
train {noun}
And then you'll hear things like the train, a plane, a car -- so, the commute.
You see the sunbeams coming from the ventilation ducts and the train approaching.
This train had apparently waited virtually unguarded at Calais for 24 hours.
Madam President, a train service has been axed rather than an additional one laid on.
Let us be honest, the train has remained stuck in the nineteenth century.
Equal access to education and training, and in consequence of this, the same pay for the same work, is a must.
Because of rapid technological advances, professional training schemes never get beyond the experimental stage.
Human error largely results from overloading, underpayment and the fact that the sailors have not received adequate training.
When a plane crashes following pilot error, nobody ever thinks of training non-conventional pilots.
As soon as they lose their jobs as a result of an economic crisis, they are not suitably trained to be able to deal with care tasks effectively.
train {noun} (also: order, chain)
Training becomes a necessity that lasts all one's life.
He came out for one of our teacher-training days and won like five rounds of Match Me in a row and was very proud of himself.
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "to train" in Dutch
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