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trainer

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train·er  (trnr)
n.
1. One who trains, especially one who coaches athletes, racehorses, or show animals.
2. A contrivance or apparatus used in training.
3. A member of a naval gun crew who trains cannons horizontally.

trainer
Noun
1. a person who coaches a person or team in a sport
2. a person who trains racehorses
3. an aircraft used for training pilots
4. Brit a flat-soled sports shoe of the style used by athletes when training
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.trainertrainer - one who trains other persons or animals
leader - a person who rules or guides or inspires others
coach, manager, handler - (sports) someone in charge of training an athlete or a team
animal trainer, handler - one who trains or exhibits animals
2.trainertrainer - simulator consisting of a machine on the ground that simulates the conditions of flying a plane
Link trainer - an early form of flight simulator
simulator - a machine that simulates an environment for the purpose of training or research

trainer
Translations

trainer [ˈtreɪnəʳ] n (SPORT) → entrenador(a) m/f [of animals] → domador(a) m/f;
trainers npl (shoes) → zapatillas fpl (de deporte)
trainer [ˈtreɪnəʳ] train n (Sport) → entraîneur/euse; [of dogs etc]; dresseur/euse;
trainers npl (= shoes) → chaussures fpl de sport
trainer [ˈtreɪnəʳ] train n (Sport) (coach) → Trainer(in) m(f);
(000) (shoe) → Trainingsschuh m [of animals] → Dresseur(in) m(f)
trainer [ˈtreɪnəʳ] n (SPORT) → allenatore/trice; [of dogs etc] → addestratore/trice;
trainers npl (shoes) → scarpe fpl da ginnastica

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THE Trainer of a Pugilist consulted a Physician regarding the champion's diet.
Hunter waited until his fellow-grooms had returned, when he sent a message to the trainer and told him what had occurred.
He had scarcely got out of his carriage when his groom, the so-called "stable boy," recognizing the carriage some way off, called the trainer.
 
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