trainer
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈtreɪnər/
- UK
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zapatilla deportiva
- Our Gucci menswear collection includes a comprehensive range of trainers, shoes, shirts, and wallets.
- pair of trainers
- wear trainers
- cross trainers
He's coming and he's got these trainers on and they looked mint.
- He's coming and he's got these trainers on and they looked mint.
- I was wearing like high top trainers, bad skiing socks on.
- Green bomber, flying jackets, jeans, trainers, you know, whatever.
- I think maybe these, but then I don't really like wearing chunky trainers with wide legs.
- I could see his foot, his trainer or boot, whatever he's wearing in her back.
- I think with the headband and like some ankle socks and trainers like stop.
- Oh, trainers because there's no support in sliders.
- I haven't bought a pair of like platform trainers ever.
- OK now for my bottom rack, which is kind of like for my trainers, flats and casual shoes.
- Personally, this Christmas, my kids just love trainers, man.
Examples
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And I am also wearing my Nike trainers, my little Nike high tops.
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"Is this where I take my class?" asked Pang, sitting opposite the trainer.
Fiction book (2001) -
And then these are my trainers that I wear like most days.
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I'm not doing so well right now, but with these trainers and my outfit, it will be fine.
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And then I've also been living in these trainers, which Matt actually got me.
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I mean, if one of us was going to end up in bright orange trainers, I would never have guessed it would be you.
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Green bomber, flying jackets, jeans, trainers, you know, whatever.
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He's coming and he's got these trainers on and they looked mint.
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I put on my favorite pair of trainers before heading out for a run in the park.
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She enjoys wearing her colorful trainers whenever she goes for a walk or runs errands.
Synonyms
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2.5
A light, comfortable shoe for running that supports and cushions the foot
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8.5
A shoe used for playing soccer or football
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1.7
A light shoe with a flexible rubber sole for sports or exercise
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8.1
Stylish sports shoes people wear
Compounds
How Sporty
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The shoe called trainer comes from training, which means 'practice' or 'exercise', because these shoes were made for sports practice. So trainers are shoes you wear when you exercise or play sport.