train

US /treɪn/
UK /treɪn/
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tren

a series of connected railway carriages or wagons pulled by a locomotive or by integral motors

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The train arrived at the station on time.
El tren llegó a la estación a tiempo.
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I took the express train to the city.
Tomé el tren expreso a la ciudad.
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2.

cola

a part of a long dress or robe that trails on the ground behind the wearer

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The bride's dress had a beautiful long train.
El vestido de la novia tenía una hermosa y larga cola.
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She carefully adjusted the train of her gown.
Ella ajustó cuidadosamente la cola de su vestido.
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entrenar, capacitar

teach (a person or animal) a particular skill or type of behavior through practice and instruction over a period of time

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She decided to train her dog to fetch the newspaper.
Ella decidió entrenar a su perro para que trajera el periódico.
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The company will train new employees on the latest software.
La empresa capacitará a los nuevos empleados en el software más reciente.
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2.

entrenar, ejercitarse

do regular exercises to improve one's physical fitness

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He needs to train harder for the marathon.
Necesita entrenar más duro para el maratón.
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The athletes train every day to stay in top condition.
Los atletas entrenan todos los días para mantenerse en óptimas condiciones.
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