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التَّكْعِيبِيَّة
tren expreso
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
fast train SUST.
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
inglés
inglés
español
español
español
español
inglés
inglés
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. train [ingl. am. treɪn, ingl. brit. treɪn] SUST.
1. train FERRO.:
local or ingl. brit. slow train
coger el tren esp Esp.
2.1. train:
2.2. train (of events, disasters):
to be in train esp ingl. brit. form.
3.1. train (of dress, robe):
3.2. train (of gears) TÉC.:
3.3. train (fuse):
II. train [ingl. am. treɪn, ingl. brit. treɪn] V. trans.
1.1. train:
train (instruct) athlete
train soldier
train child
train animal
train employee/worker (in new skill etc)
train teacher
1.2. train:
train voice/ear
train mind
1.3. train plant:
2. train (aim):
to train sth on sth/sb camera/telescope
to train sth on sth/sb gun
III. train [ingl. am. treɪn, ingl. brit. treɪn] V. intr.
1. train (receive instruction):
train nurse/singer/musician:
2. train DEP.:
I. fast1 <faster fastest> [ingl. am. fæst, ingl. brit. fɑːst] ADJ.
1.1. fast (speedy):
fast car/runner/pace
fast car/runner/pace
fast ball/service
to pull a fast one on sb coloq.
to pull a fast one on sb coloq.
1.2. fast track/surface:
1.3. fast pred:
1.4. fast FOTO:
fast film
fast shutter
2. fast (tight) pred:
3. fast (permanent):
fast color
fast color
fast color
4. fast (dissolute):
fast arcznte.
II. fast1 [ingl. am. fæst, ingl. brit. fɑːst] ADV.
1.1. fast (quickly):
fast move/work/drive
fast move/work/drive
fast move/work/drive
1.2. fast (ahead of schedule):
2. fast (firmly):
3. fast (soundly):
I. fast2 V. intr.
II. fast2 SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS
I. fast1 [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] -er, -est ADJ.
1. fast:
2. fast clock:
3. fast (firmly fixed):
to make fast NÁUT.
to make sth fast (to sth)
4. fast (immoral):
II. fast1 [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] -er, -est ADV.
1. fast (quickly):
2. fast (firmly):
3. fast (deeply):
I. train [treɪn] SUST.
1. train (railway):
2. train (series):
3. train (retinue):
4. train (procession):
train of animals, things
5. train of dress:
II. train [treɪn] V. intr.
III. train [treɪn] V. trans.
train animal
to train sb in the use of sth
to train sb for sth
I. fast2 [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] V. intr.
II. fast2 [fɑ:st, ingl. am. fæst] SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS
I. fast1 <-er, -est> [fæst] ADJ.
1. fast (quick):
2. fast clock:
3. fast (firmly fixed):
to make fast NÁUT.
to make sth fast (to sth)
4. fast (immoral):
II. fast1 [fæst] ADV.
1. fast (quickly):
2. fast (firmly):
3. fast (deeply):
I. train [treɪn] SUST.
1. train (railway):
2. train (series):
3. train (retinue):
4. train (procession):
train of animals, things
5. train of dress:
II. train [treɪn] V. intr.
III. train [treɪn] V. trans.
train animal
to train sb in the use of sth
to train sb for sth
I. fast2 [fæst] V. intr. (go without food)
II. fast2 [fæst] SUST. (period without food)
Present
Itrain
youtrain
he/she/ittrains
wetrain
youtrain
theytrain
Past
Itrained
youtrained
he/she/ittrained
wetrained
youtrained
theytrained
Present Perfect
Ihavetrained
youhavetrained
he/she/ithastrained
wehavetrained
youhavetrained
theyhavetrained
Past Perfect
Ihadtrained
youhadtrained
he/she/ithadtrained
wehadtrained
youhadtrained
theyhadtrained
PONS OpenDict

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Dividing a layout into blocks permits operators to run more than one train with less risk of a fast train catching and hitting a slow train.
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