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1 ♦ training
♦ training /ˈtreɪnɪŋ/A n. [u]1 addestramento; allenamento; educazione; istruzione; formazione; preparazione: the training of troops, l'addestramento delle truppe; vocational training, formazione professionale3 esercizio; pratica; tirocinio: training college (o training school) scuola preparatoria ( per insegnanti, ecc.)4 (psic.) training5 ( sport) allenamento; preparazione: He sees to the training of the team, si occupa della preparazione della squadraB a.2 di (o da) allenamento; per l'allenamento; -scuola: ( boxe) training bag, sacco per l'allenamento; (aeron.) training aircraft, apparecchio scuola; addestratore● training bra, reggiseno per adolescente ( che non ha ancora sviluppato il seno); prereggiseno □ ( calcio, ecc.) training camp, località del ritiro; ritiro ( di una squadra) □ (autom.) training car, muletto (fam.) □ ( calcio) training centre, centro per l'allenamento collegiale; centro sportivo; centro tecnico □ ( calcio, ecc.) training field, campo di allenamento □ ( boxe) training gloves, guantoni da allenamento □ ( boxe) training headguard, casco per allenamento □ training method, metodo di allenamento □ training pitch = training field ► sopra □ ( atletica) training run, corsa di allenamento □ ( calcio, ecc.) training session, seduta di allenamento; allenamento □ ( vela) training ship, nave scuola □ training shoes, scarpe da tennis; scarpe da ginnastica □ (equit.) training stable, scuderia per il dressaggio □ training suit, tenuta da allenamento; tuta sportiva □ training technique, tecnica di allenamento □ to be in training, ( di un giocatore) essere in forma; ( di una squadra) essere in ritiro □ to be out of training, essere giù di allenamento; essere giù di forma.
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