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train [treɪn]
sustantivo
1. tren (m) (means of transport)
- by train -> en tren
2. concatenación (f) serie (f) (series)
- train of thought -> pensamientos mpl
3. séquito (m) (retinue)
4. cola (f) (of dress)
verbo transitivo
5. formar, adiestrar (person); adiestrar, educar (animal, ear); entrenar (in sport)
- to train somebody for something/to do something -> adiestrar a alguien para algo/para hacer algo
6. dirigir (gun, telescope)(on hacia)
verbo intransitivo
7. entrenar(se) (athlete, soldier)
- to train as a nurse/teacher -> estudiar para (ser) enfermero(a)/maestro(a)
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train [trein]
1. Disciplinar, ejercitar o hacer que uno aprenda alguna cosa mediante el ejercicio y práctica de ella.
2. Amaestrar, enseñar, criar, adiestrar: en esta significación va casi siempre con la partícula up.
3. Preparar, poner en cierta condición física prescrita, por medio de la dieta y el ejercicio.
4. Poner en espaldera, hacer trepar o dirigir en una dirección particular (una planta).
5. Apuntar un cañón.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
6. Criar, dar enseñanza, someter a un régimen. (n)
7. Seguir un curso metódico de ejercicios gimnásticos, o de otra clase. (n)
- To train a horse -> amaestrar o adiestrar un caballo
- To train soldiers -> disciplinar tropa
va.
sustantivo
1. Procesión; fila de vehículos; tren de ferrocarril.
2. Reguero de pólvora.
3. Séquito, tren, comitiva; recua.
4. Serie, continuación ordenada.
5. La cola de las aves; cola de vestido.
6. Tren, serie de piezas que obran juntas para transmitir el movimiento. (Mecánica)
7. Lazo, celada (trap); trampa.
- Down tren descendente -> tren de ida
- Up tres ascendente -> tren de regreso
- Excursion tren de ida y vuelta de recreo -> Freight (E.U.) goods (GB) tren de mercancías, tren de carga
- Through tren directo o terminal ->
"train" in the Answers forum
| Q: | train travel |
| A: | ¡¡¡qué tontería he dicho, andén, claro: he borrado mi mensaje así que aquí va solo la primera parte: Hi DAvid: ¿A qué hora sale el tren' |
| Q: | how do you the connecting city when talking about a train trip? |
| A: | Una "conecci'on" no existe, en todo caso seria conexion, pero lo mas correcto es decir transbordo. |
| Q: | "the train was leaving" in spanish? |
| A: | El tren se estaba yendo. |
| Q: | Travelling by Train in Central and South America |
| A: | There is also a wonderful book by Paul Theroux - "The Old Patagonian Express." He describes his adventures by train all the way from Massachusetts to… |
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