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🔑 trainBrE /treɪn/NAmE /treɪn/ noun🔑 a railway/railroad engine pulling a number of coaches/cars or trucks, taking people and goods from one place to another 火车；列车◆to get on/off a train 上/下火车◆I like travelling by train. 我喜欢乘火车旅行。◆a passenger/commuter/goods/freight train 客运/市郊通勤/货运列车◆to catch/take/get the train to London 赶上/乘坐/搭乘开往伦敦的火车◆a train journey/driver 火车旅程/司机◆You have to change trains at Reading. 你得在雷丁换乘火车。 ➡ see also gravy train, road train, wagon train aisle, buffet1, carriage, connection, locomotive, luggage rack, platform, station, track, train a number of people or animals moving in a line 列队行进的人（或动物）；队列；行列◆a camel train 骆驼队 [usually sing.] a series of events or actions that are connected 一系列相关的事情（或行动）◆His death set in motion a train of events that led to the outbreak of war. 他的死引发了一系列的事件，从而导致了战争的爆发。the part of a long formal dress that spreads out on the floor behind the person wearing it 拖裾，裙裾（长礼服的曳地部分） ●bring sth in its ˈtrain(formal) to have sth as a result 带来…后果◆Unemployment brings great difficulties in its train. 失业带来了重重困难。●in sb's ˈtrain(formal) following behind sb 跟随…之后◆In the train of the rich and famous came the journalists. 记者蜂拥在豪绅名流之后。●set sth in ˈtrain(formal) to prepare or start sth 安排；准备；开始◆That telephone call set in train a whole series of events. 那个电话把一整套事项安排好了。●a train of ˈthoughtthe connected series of thoughts that are in your head at a particular time 思路；思绪◆The phone ringing interrupted my train of thought. 电话铃声打断了我的思路。 🔑 trainBrE /treɪn/NAmE /treɪn/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they train BrE /treɪn/ NAmE /treɪn/present simple - he / she / it trains BrE /treɪnz/ NAmE /treɪnz/past simple trained BrE /treɪnd/ NAmE /treɪnd/past participle trained BrE /treɪnd/ NAmE /treɪnd/ -ing form training BrE /ˈtreɪnɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈtreɪnɪŋ/🔑 [T, I] to teach a person or an animal the skills for a particular job or activity; to be taught in this way 训练；培训；接受训练◆~ sb/sthbadly trained staff 缺乏训练的员工◆~ sb/sth to do sthThey train dogs to sniff out drugs. 他们训练狗嗅出毒品。◆~ (sb) (as/in/for sth) He trained as a teacher before becoming an actor. 他在成为演员之前受过师资培训。◆All members of the team have trained in first aid. 全队队员都接受过急救培训。◆~ to do/be sthSue is training to be a doctor. 休正在接受医生培训。🔑 [I, T] to prepare yourself/sb for a particular activity, especially a sport, by doing a lot of exercise; to prepare a person or an animal in this way 进行…训练；（尤指）进行体育锻炼；训练（人或动物）◆~ (for/in sth) athletes training for the Olympics 为迎战奥林匹克运动会而进行训练的运动员◆~ sb/sth (for/in sth) She trains horses. 她是驯马的。◆He trains the Olympic team. 他训练奥林匹克队。 [T] to develop a natural ability or quality so that it improves 教育；培养…的能力（或素质）◆~ sthAn expert with a trained eye will spot the difference immediately. 训练有素、眼光敏锐的专家会马上发现差别所在。◆~ sth to do sthYou can train your mind to think positively. 你可以培养自己有乐观思想的能力。 [T] ~ sth (around/along/up, etc.) to make a plant grow in a particular direction 使（植物）朝某方向生长；修整◆Roses had been trained around the door. 玫瑰被修整得围绕着门口生长。 ●ˈtrain sth at/on sb/sthto aim a gun, camera, light, etc. at sb/sth 把（枪口、照相机、灯光等）瞄准，对准 |
