train

train
I [treɪn] n
1) поезд, состав

When is the next (the last) train for London? — Когда следующий (последний) поезд на Лондон?

The train is off. — Поезд уже отошел.

These trains do not run on Sundays. — Эти поезда по воскресеньям не ходят.

- a fast train
- suburban train
- a direct train
- through train
- wild train
- long-distance train
- boat train
- express train
- down train
- a hospital train
- inbound train
- mixed train
- a slow train
- stopping train
- up train
- way train
- baggage train
- funeral train
- train officer
- train north
- train to ...
- take the two o'clock train
- board on the train
- go by train
- catch the night train
- miss the train by three minutes
- come by a later train
- change trains
- get off the train
- meet on the train
- make the train
- hold a train
- stop a train by pulling the communication cord
- train slowed down
- train leaves from the neighbouring platform
- train stops at the following stations ...
- train arrives
- train derails
- train leaves out
2) ряд, цепь, вереница
- train of thoughts
- whole train of ideas
- train of misfortunes
- long train of tourists
- train of cars
- train of camels
- by an unlucky train of events
- interrupt the train of thoughts
- follow smb's train of reasoning
- war brought famine and diseases in its train
- concequences these changes brought in their train
USAGE:
(1.) Существительное train в значении общественного транспортного средства употребляется с определенным артиклем: She never sleeps on the train. Она никогда не спит в поезде. Нахождение в общественном транспорте обозначается конструкциями с предлогом on: We offen meet on the train (bus, underground). Мы часто встречаемся в поезде (автобусе, метро). I never read on the bus. Я никогда не читаю в автобусе. (2.) See boat, n (3.) See bus, n; USAGE (2.).
II [treɪn] v
1) тренировать, обучать, готовить
- train specialists
- train smb for a new job
2) тренироваться, обучаться, готовиться

My uncle thought I'd better train to be a doctor. — Мой дядя считал, что мне лучше бы пойти учиться на врача

- be training in driving

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