Summary
to train {verb}
s'entraîner · entraîner · discipliner
train {noun}
escorte · train · suite · clique · cortège
train {noun}
stream · train · puffer
English-French translation for "to train"
"to train" French translation
to train {verb}
to train [trained|trained] {vb}
There is a need at times for athletes to train in warmer climates.
They even sent athletes to train there when most of them were from Quebec.
Norway said that it already had a tunnel to enable firemen to train.
“As it is, the soldiers can no longer train near the houses.
The ability of militias to operate and train unhindered in some areas continues to be of concern.
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (also: to bring away, to bring in, to carry along, to carry away)
And how can we train ourselves to be able to react still more quickly?
They will also give us an opportunity to train well with the Americans.
There is a need at times for athletes to train in warmer climates.
They even sent athletes to train there when most of them were from Quebec.
Norway said that it already had a tunnel to enable firemen to train.
to train [trained|trained] (thoughts) {v.t.}
Highly qualified scientific personnel receive training in 20 fields of science.
Number of young children participated in the project and type of fields of training
Number of young children participating in the project and type of fields of training
There were escapes, discipline problems and a lack of training programs.
These children have been given professional training in various games of sport.
train {noun}
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At a border station; While a train is in motion; During gauge-changing operations.
But others will follow, millions of others, who will arrive on foot and by train.
In my day, if there was a train which was a half-mile long, that was a long train.
5168th meeting Expression of sympathy in connection with the train accident in Japan
Later, they would train their colleagues back home.
This was the train of events.
Further to this initiative, on 20 November, MINURCAT organized a train-the-trainers workshop for 52 women in Goz Beida.
Ethiopia carried out a pilot project to train women who had been retrenched owing to privatization.
“Hunger, disease, illiteracy, despair — these constitute the enemy's fearful train.” (SG/SM/4496)
Today we claim, in the words of Phillis Wheatley, that we are, indeed, refined and on an angelic train on a journey towards achieving a
train {noun}
More info: http://www.iccrom.org/eng/01train_en/announce_en/2011_05Marc_en.shtml
More info: http://www.iccrom.org/eng/01train_en/announce_en/2011_05risks_en.shtml
At a border station; While a train is in motion; During gauge-changing operations.
But others will follow, millions of others, who will arrive on foot and by train.
In my day, if there was a train which was a half-mile long, that was a long train.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "train":
Synonyms (French) for "train":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to train" in French
Similar words
tragedy · tragic · tragically · tragus · trail · trailblazer · trailblazing · trailer · trailing · trails · train · trained · trainee · trainees · traineeship · trainer · trainers · training · trains · traipse · trait
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