trained
/treɪnd/
adjective
- Having been taught or instructed in a particular skill or profession.
- A trained chef knows how to handle a knife safely.
- The rescue team included several trained divers.
- She is a trained musician who can play three instruments.
- Made ready or conditioned through practice or exercise.
- The trained athlete could run a marathon in under three hours.
- A trained voice can project clearly without strain.
- The dog is trained to sit and stay on command.
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verb
- Past tense of train: taught or instructed someone in a skill.
- She trained the new employees on the company's software.
- He trained his dog to fetch the newspaper every morning.
- The coach trained the team for the championship game.
- Past tense of train: prepared or conditioned oneself through practice.
- I trained at the gym every day for six months.
- She trained as a nurse at the city hospital.
- They trained hard for the upcoming race.
- Past tense of train: directed or aimed something, such as a camera or weapon.
- She trained her binoculars on the distant bird.
- The photographer trained the lens on the sunset.
- He trained the hose at the burning bush.