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to train {verbo}
adiestrar · instruir · enseñar · entrenar · capacitar · amaestrar · preparar · ejercitar · educar · disciplinar · formar (trabajo)
Traducción Inglés-Español para "to train"
"to train" en español
to train {verbo}
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (también: to drill, to lead, to tame, to teach)
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (también: to instruct, to tincture)
At the Gostomianum College, the Jesuits taught and trained young people.
The proposal provides that workers from the chemicals industry and the employees of the authorities be invited to Europe for training.
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (también: to teach, to show)
Any inability by an education system to train its pupils to use or master these technologies would consequently further deepen social...
As a representative of the Pensioners ' Party and of the elderly of Europe, I therefore request EUR 54 million to train teachers in how to
Windows comes with a speech training tutorial to help teach you the commands used with Speech Recognition.
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (también: to break in)
Click Train your computer to better understand you.
Click Train your computer to better understand you.
Train your computer to recognize your speech
Today, five American military advisers went to Georgia to train the army there in counter-terrorism.
By providing samples of your handwriting, you can train your Tablet PC to recognize your handwriting style.
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (también: to qualify, to prepare, to capacitate)
to train staff
It is disastrous, the number of long term unemployed people who are not in education or training in Europe.
Military personnel are well equipped to intervene in the event of disasters and are trained to carry out missions under extreme conditions.
But I would like to know what percentage of all customs officials in those countries are trained to operate this kind of system.
It is important, for instance, that school nurses and doctors are trained to spot the problems of excessive drinking by young people.
to train [trained|trained] {vb} (también: to teach, to break in)
to train [trained|trained] {vb} [dep.] (también: to coach)
That could be an additional incentive: to train young people to meet precisely this demand and give them the opportunity to find their...
Love trained her to be of humble and practical service to her neighbour.
Love trained her to be of humble and practical service to her neighbour. Today too the Church
It aims to provide professional staff ready for the job, training, equipment and support for promoting healthier living in a healthier environment.
For 2001 we are preparing an education and health infrastructure rehabilitation project and a vocational training reform programme.
to train [trained|trained] {v.t.} (también: to practice, to exercise, to drill)
In reality, the drug barons are protected by paramilitary groups, who are in turn trained by the Colombian army.
Knowledge is acquired, skills are learnt through training, social behaviour and the ability to integrate are learnt through practice.
Military personnel are well equipped to intervene in the event of disasters and are trained to carry out missions under extreme conditions.
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.
The youngsters undergoing vocational training also need to encounter the cultures of their European neighbours as a practical exercise in tolerance and openness.
to train [trained|trained] {v.t.} (también: to bring up, to educate, to raise, to teach)
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.
It is disastrous, the number of long term unemployed people who are not in education or training in Europe.
to train [trained|trained] {v.t.} (también: to discipline, to instruct)
With all these people trained in gymnastics, you find great discipline and concentration—sometimes even beyond understanding.
As you know, the European Union trains more science and engineering PhDs than the United States, but many of them decide to emigrate or switch to different careers.
to train [trained|trained] {v.t.}
Secondly, too little attention has been pad to access to training for part-time and other flexible workers.
train {sustantivo}
The number of non-smoking train compartments must be increased everywhere.
It is no longer the locomotive it once was, it is now the last coach in the train.
For example 'the train has departed ' is what we say when we arrive late.
We want people to travel by train and so it must be made more affordable.
The accident took place on a bend with the train travelling at 115 mph.
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