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cross-train
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cross-train (krôstrn, krs-)
v. cross-trained, cross-train·ing, cross-trains
v.intr.
1. To undergo or provide training in different tasks or skills: The department has cross-trained in firefighting and emergency medical services.
2. To train in different sports, mainly by alternating regimens, as in running, bicycling, and swimming.
v.tr.
To train (another) in different tasks or skills.


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Those who really want to be the best at what they do should really engage in cross-training exercises.
Cross-training to diversify your skills can make you more attractive to potential employers or qualify you for a promotion.
Regional cross-training has been a particularly effective strategy, and it is hugely satisfying to see groups of talented individuals from across the continent working together to develop themselves and their home countries to the fullest extent possible.
 
 
 
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