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train

[treyn] / treɪn /






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This is because each extra employee comes at a cost: they have to be recruited, trained if necessary, and paid.

From BBC

She came in with several good days of training at the venue, but did not get the same kind of opportunity to get used to the stage.

From Los Angeles Times

A few weeks ago, a television documentary - The Tutberidze Method - was released in Russia, celebrating her track record in training medal winners.

From BBC

On Friday, the morning of her first training run here, she posted a selfie on Instagram with the caption, “No one would have believed I would be here…but I made it.”

From The Wall Street Journal

We must train a workforce for those AI-enabled jobs of the future, yet federally funded programs too often fail to deliver workers with the skills that employers need.

From The Wall Street Journal