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train [treɪn]1. nounb. ( = procession) file fc. ( = series) suite fd. [of dress] traîne f• to train o.s. to do sth s'entraîner à faire qchb. [+ gun, camera, telescope] braquer• where did you train? où avez-vous reçu votre formation ?4. compounds[strike] des chemins de fer• there is a very good train service to London les trains pour Londres sont très fréquents ► train set noun train m électrique (jouet)to go train-spotting observer les trains (pour identifier les divers types de locomotives) ► train wreck noun (figurative) épave f* * *[treɪn] 1.1) Railways train m; ( underground) rame fon ou in the train — dans le train
slow train — omnibus m
2) ( succession) ( of events) série f3) ( procession) (of animals, vehicles, people) file f; ( of mourners) cortège m; Military train m4) ( motion)to set ou put something in train — mettre quelque chose en train
5) (dated) ( retinue) suite fthe war brought famine in its train — fig la guerre a entraîné la famine dans son sillage
6) ( on dress) traîne f2.noun modifier [ crash, station] ferroviaire; [ timetable] des trains; [ driver, ticket] de train; [ strike] des chemins de fer3.transitive verb1) gen, Military, Sport former [staff, worker, musician] ( to do à faire); entraîner [athlete, player] ( to do à faire); dresser [circus animal, dog]to train somebody as a pilot/engineer — donner à quelqu'un une formation de pilote/d'ingénieur
2) ( aim) braquer [gun, binoculars] (on sur)3) palisser [plant, tree]4.1) gen ( for profession) être formé, étudier2) Sport s'entraîner -
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Nerd — [nɜːd] (engl. für Langweiler, Sonderling, Streber, Außenseiter, Fachidiot) ist ein gesellschaftliches Stereotyp, das für besonders in Computer oder andere Bereiche aus Wissenschaft und Technik vertiefte Menschen steht. Manchmal wird auch ein… … Deutsch Wikipedia
NERD — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Nerd (homonymie). Un nerd (prononcer neurde), dans le domaine des stéréotypes de la culture populaire, est un terme anglais désignant une personne solitaire et intelligente, à la fois socialement handicapée (mais … Wikipédia en Français
NERD — may refer to: NERD NERD, a television production company N.E.R.D, a music group NERD (sabermetrics), a sabermetrics statistic This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an … Wikipedia
nerd — [nə:d US nə:rd] n informal [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: Probably from nerd, name of a strange creature in If I Ran the Zoo (1950) by Dr. Seuss, U.S. children s writer] 1.) someone who seems only interested in computers and other technical things… … Dictionary of contemporary English
nerd — [ nɜrd ] noun count INFORMAL 1. ) someone who is not physically attractive and does not have much social ability 2. ) someone who is very interested in technical or scientific subjects, especially computers. This word usually shows that you think … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
nerd|y — «NUR dee», adjective, nerd|i|er, nerd|i|est. U.S. Slang. clumsy, foolish, or ineffectual … Useful english dictionary
nerd — [nɜːd ǁ nɜːrd] noun [countable] informal someone who knows a lot about a technical subject, usually computers, but who is not good at communicating with people; = GEEK: • The big market for internet shopping may be not computer nerds but the… … Financial and business terms
nerd — nerd; nerd·ish; … English syllables
nerd — (n.) 1951, U.S. student slang, probably an alteration of 1940s slang nert stupid or crazy person, itself an alteration of NUT (Cf. nut). The word turns up in a Dr. Seuss book from 1950 ( If I Ran the Zoo ), which may have contributed to its rise … Etymology dictionary
nerd — [n] geek dolt, dork*, dweeb*, fool, goober*, goofball*, jerk*, oaf, techie*, trekkie*, weirdo; concepts 564,570 … New thesaurus
Nerd — [nø:ɐ̯t], der; s, s <englisch, »Schwachkopf«> (Jargon abwertend sehr intelligenter, aber sozial isolierter Computerfan) … Die deutsche Rechtschreibung
