Zusammenfassung
to train {Verb}
esercitare · preparare · istruire · educare · addestrare · allenare · abilitare · addestrare · allenare · ammaestrare · formarsi
train {Substantiv}
treno · colonna · accompagnamento · seguito · fila · corteo · carovana · convoglio · convoglio ferroviario · corte · allenarsi · treno · convoglio
Englisch-Italienisch Übersetzung für "to train"
"to train" Italienisch Übersetzung
to train {Verb}
to train [trained|trained] {Vb.} (auch: to foster, to cultivate, to wield, to exert)
In reality, the drug barons are protected by paramilitary groups, who are in turn trained by the Colombian army.
The basic training requirement for drivers must not however prevent existing drivers from returning to the sector.
I know that there are best practice examples in Austria of apprentices in training having the opportunity to spend time abroad.
That requires special training, standard now for soldiers in European Union armies, because we are lucky enough to be at peace.
We have completed the deactivation of members of our armed forces and are well on the way in recruiting a new army comprising 2000 soldiers to be adequately trained and well equipped.
to train [trained|trained] {Vb.} (auch: to mount, to run up, to organize, to prepare)
And we are starting a biomedical engineering program, so that we will train people locally, who can repair that equipment.
For the billions spent on reconstruction, you can train masons for dollars on every house that they end up building over their lifetime.
One problem is the fact that we are training far too many young people for the wrong careers.
I trained briefly as a Buddhist monk under this guy.
They are training themselves, as many young animals do, to the adult life where they will be called to track the sun all the day.
to train [trained|trained] {Vb.} (auch: to educate, to teach)
And what Ashesi University is trying to do is to train a new generation of ethical, entrepreneurial leaders.
Here again the old saying I learned at school about adult education still applies: it is often more important to educate and train parents
We're trying to train leaders of exceptional integrity, who have the ability to confront the complex problems, ask the right questions, and
It is important to train North Koreans in modern industrial and clerical skills and we need to give aid in a non-nuclear energy sector as
At the Gostomianum College, the Jesuits taught and trained young people.
to train [trained|trained] {Vb.} (auch: to educate, to foster, to cultivate, to nurse)
Here again the old saying I learned at school about adult education still applies: it is often more important to educate and train parents...
I speak to you today as a simple Buddhist monk, educated and trained in our ancient traditional way.
to train [trained|trained] {Vb.} (auch: to train)
And they did things like train Americans to help protect the coal.
It takes really a lot of time and it's expensive to train the operator to operate this complex arm.
You can't even train a gorilla to say "Ah" on request.
Maybe they should train the police in places like Genoa and show them how to react to peaceful protests.
I actually think that being a girl is so powerful that we've had to train everyone not to be that.
to train [trained|trained] {Vb.} (auch: to train)
So, what's significant about this to me isn't that we can train crows to pick up peanuts.
We've found that there are ways that you can train your brain to be able to become more positive.
But the most important thing was to train my mind to prepare myself for what was going to happen.
Of course you need to be in physical, very good, condition, so I'm training a lot.
I am in training in case the House, in its wisdom, decides that it would be better for me to speak less.
to train [trained|trained] {tr.V.} (auch: to habilitate, to allow, to enable)
And throwing is a combination of analytical and physical skill, so it's very good for that kind of whole-body training.
Knowledge is acquired, skills are learnt through training, social behaviour and the ability to integrate are learnt through practice.
In your report you called on the Commission to promote more vocational training and education specifically geared to the activities of women working in the sector.
to train [trained|trained] {tr.V.} (auch: to train)
to train [trained|trained] {tr.V.} (auch: to train)
to train [trained|trained] {tr.V.}
to train [trained|trained] {intr.V.} (auch: to form, to develop, to be trained, to grow)
It must be sensible to allow those who wish to work, train or acquire an education to do so.
So it is time to regard the young person as a developing being, wishing to train himself rather than being trained.
train {Substantiv}
And as you can see, some of the earliest train passengers were pigs and sheep.
Four months ago the direct night train from Stockholm to Berlin disappeared.
I heard the most incredible story today when I was on the train coming here.
You see the sunbeams coming from the ventilation ducts and the train approaching.
But others will follow, millions of others, who will arrive on foot and by train.
train {Subst.} (auch: accompaniment, retinue, suite, accompanying)
There is also no European regulation on taking bicycles on the train.
In my country, we train up to 80 % of young people for only eleven careers, so the chances of finding an adequate job are correspondingly
Training sessions often lasted up to five hours, and the use of videos ensured maximum preparation for the elections.
train {Subst.}
I had never swum in water of minus 1,:,7 degrees before, because it's just impossible to train in those types of conditions.
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