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classicamente formato
classically trained ADJ
I. trained [Brit treɪnd, Am treɪnd] VB pp
trained → train II, III
II. trained [Brit treɪnd, Am treɪnd] ADJ
trained staff, workforce, worker
trained professional
trained mind
trained voice
trained singer, actor
trained animal
I. train [Brit treɪn, Am treɪn] N
1. train RAIL:
the train is running late before n crash, service, station
the train is running late times, timetable
2. train (succession):
3. train (procession):
train MIL
4. train (of gunpowder):
5. train (motion):
to set or put sth in train
6. train (retinue):
train arch
7. train (on dress):
8. train TECH:
II. train [Brit treɪn, Am treɪn] VB trans
1. train:
train (instruct professionally) staff, worker, musician
preparare, formare (to do a fare)
train (instruct physically) athlete, player
allenare (to do a fare)
train circus animal, dog
to train sb for or in sth
2. train (aim, focus):
3. train (guide the growth of):
train plant, tree
III. train [Brit treɪn, Am treɪn] VB intr
1. train (for profession):
2. train SPORTS:
classically [Brit ˈklasɪk(ə)li, Am ˈklæsɪkli] ADV
classically dress, design:
I. train [treɪn] N
1. train (railway):
2. train (series):
3. train (retinue):
4. train (procession):
train of animals, things
5. train of dress:
II. train [treɪn] VB intr
III. train [treɪn] VB trans
train SPORTS
to train sb in the use of sth
to train sb for sth
trained [ˈtreɪnd] ADJ
1. trained (educated):
trained animal
2. trained (expert):
Present
Itrain
youtrain
he/she/ittrains
wetrain
youtrain
theytrain
Past
Itrained
youtrained
he/she/ittrained
wetrained
youtrained
theytrained
Present Perfect
Ihavetrained
youhavetrained
he/she/ithastrained
wehavetrained
youhavetrained
theyhavetrained
Past Perfect
Ihadtrained
youhadtrained
he/she/ithadtrained
wehadtrained
youhadtrained
theyhadtrained
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A second excursion train was on an adjacent track for 2719.
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Each train would feature two sleeper coaches and another coach with reclining seats.
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The high voltage propulsion control was replaced with a safer low voltage propulsion control, which utilized battery voltage (32 volts) to control the train's motors.
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Being fit does not make someone a fitness expert, nor does working out give them the foundation of knowledge required to safely and properly train someone else.
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If no control in one minute, then the emergency brake engages and the train stops.
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