training
- 1Teaching or learning the skills you need for a job or activity.
Like practicing a sport over and over until you get good at it.
New workers get training before they start the job.
She finished her training as a nurse last year.
UsageSay some training or a training course; a training is less common.
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- 2Exercise and practice you do often to get fit and ready for a sport or competition.
She does her training early in the morning before school.
After months of training, he finished his first marathon.
UsageSay in training for a race. One time of practice is a training session.
Similarpractice, conditioning, preparation
- 3Present participle and gerund of train. Use this form for an action in progress or as the name of the activity.
She is training for a marathon next spring.
Training every day helped him get much stronger.
UsageSay training new staff, or with the, say the training of new staff.
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- 4Teaching a computer system to do a task by showing it lots of examples.
The model's training took two weeks on very fast computers.
After training, the app could tell cats from dogs in photos.
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- 5The good manners and behavior that come from being raised well.
Her good training showed in the polite way she thanked everyone.
He always says please and thank you, which shows good home training.
Similarbreeding, upbringing, refinement, cultivation
- 6The recording of many samples of someone's voice to help a computer recognize it.
- 7The steps two modems take to agree on a speed and a way of talking to each other.
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training is a form of train
train, verb: To teach a person or animal a skill by practicing it many times. Full entry
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- train → training: add -ing
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