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train someone in something
to drill and practice someone in a particular skill or body of knowledge. Her mentor trained her in the art of argumentation. I will try to train you in the skills needed to perform this task.
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The operator of the struck train told NTSB investigators who interviewed him Thursday that he had stopped between stations on his way into Washington after seeing a train in front of him.
Motivation allows us to use these desires to train in more reliably the commands we would like for our dogs to know.
For model, if somebody is billing you a price for a train in Mint Condition, it really might be in Like New or Excellent condition, rather than Mint.
 
 
 
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