train是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 a railway engine connected to carriages for carrying people or to wheeled containers for carrying goods -- 火車，列車

  • a goods/freight/passenger train 一列貨運／客運列車

  • the train to/from Bristol 開往／發自布裡斯托爾的列車

  • a train journey/station 乘火車旅行／火車站

  • Did you come by train? 你是乘火車來的嗎？

  • She caught/took the train to Edinburgh. 她趕上了去愛丁堡的火車／她乘火車去愛丁堡。

  • Hurry up, or we'll miss (= arrive too late for) the train. 快點，不然我們就趕不上火車了。

• 1 a series of connected thoughts or events -- 思路／一連串事件

  • What amazing train of thought led you from Napoleon to global warming? 是怎樣的思路使你從拿破崙想到全球變暖？

  • The book describes the train of events that led up to the assassination. 這本書描述了導致暗殺的一連串事件。

  • a wagon train 馬車隊

  • a mule/camel train 騾／駱駝隊

• 2 the part of a long dress that spreads out onto the floor behind the person wearing it -- 拖裙，裙裾

  • an elaborate wedding dress with a long train 拖著長長的裙裾且手工精細的婚紗

• 3 to prepare someone or yourself for a job, activity, or sport, by learning skills and/or by mental or physical exercise -- 訓練，培訓；鍛煉

  • She trained as a pilot. 她接受過飛行訓練。

  • [ + to infinitive ] John trained to be an accountant. 約翰接受訓練成為一名會計。

  • [ + to infinitive ] I had to train myself to be more assertive at work. 我必須鍛煉自己，使自己在工作中更加自信。

  • She trained hard for the race, sometimes running as much as 60 miles a week. 她為參加賽跑比賽而刻苦訓練，有時一週能跑60英里。

  • humorous I'm trying to train my kids to pick up after themselves. 我正嘗試著訓練我的孩子自己收拾東西。

• 4 to aim or point a gun, camera, light, etc. at someone or something -- 把（槍、相機、光等）對準，將…瞄準

  • With five guns suddenly trained on him, he was understandably nervous. 五把槍突然對準他，他緊張也不足為奇。

• 5 to direct the growth of a plant in a particular direction by cutting it and tying it -- （透過修剪、捆紮）使（植物）朝特定方向生長；修整

  • The vines were trained over an arch, providing shade as well as fruit. 葡萄藤被修整得在拱門上方生長，不僅結出果實，還能遮陰。