trainer
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1.3
- noun
- /ˈtreɪnər/
:
entrenador
- He worked as a dog trainer, teaching pets how to follow commands.
- athletic trainer
- coach or trainer
- teacher trainer
So a lot of us work with coaches, trainers, mentors, bosses.
- So a lot of us work with coaches, trainers, mentors, bosses.
- Because here you are allowing good people to go to bad trainers, right?
- And it was me, my personal trainer and another trainer.
- His friends as well as her trainer, They're just really good people.
- You go, I'm a trainer, I work in Soho.
- I was a personal trainer and I played football.
- He is the trainer, the one and only, Tim Grover.
- I said no, you know, his trainer said no, not yet.
- It's evaluated by your trainer, by your trainers, and by the program manager.
- And so Patty was my chaperone and my trainer for the World Championships.
- But your job as a trainer is not just to crush people.
- My Mindy, my trainer's going to be mad.
- I'm like, I need a trainer, you know?
- So I've been working out as a personal trainer for.
Examples
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He's a world-class trainer of German shepherds.
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I heard your trainer Jack can be a little hard on the team.
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And it was me, my personal trainer and another trainer.
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I was a personal trainer and I played football.
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Are you my trainer or my friend, Jay?
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My friend is a trainer, his name is Ian Danny.
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Yes, if you are a personal trainer, you're a coach.
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We are people trainers helping them with their dogs.
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My trainer's coming really early.
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You go, I'm a trainer, I work in Soho.
Synonyms
221
2.9
A person who teaches a subject or skill in a class
149
2.7
A person who coaches and leads a sports team
97
2.9
An experience that helps you learn something important
28
3.8
Person who trains and leads animals in shows or competitions
9
5.8
A person who trains and controls wild animals for shows
7
2.7
A person who teaches animals to perform in shows or do work
5
2.2
A person who trains and leads a baseball team
4
4.9
A person who trains and calms dogs using quiet gentle ways
3
2.7
A person who teaches and trains people to play tennis
A person who trains someone for a new job or position
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Etymology
Trainer comes from the verb train, which long ago meant 'to pull' or 'lead'. Over time that idea of 'leading' turned into 'teaching by practice', so a trainer is someone who leads and teaches a skill.