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A1  train  tren

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noun  /treɪn   / noun [countable] train (noun)
 /treɪn  
/ noun [countable]
 
1 a
type of transport that is pulled by an engine along a railway line. A train
is divided into carriages and coaches (=
sections for people) and wagons (=
for goods).
tren
 a passenger/goods/freight train
 a fast/slow/express train
 to catch/take/get the train to London
 the 12 o'clock train to Bristol
 to get on/off a train
 Hurry up or we'll miss the train.
 You have to change trains at
Reading.
 The train pulled into/out of the station.
Genel
olarak trene binmekten bahsederken by train kullanırız. Belirli bir tren
yolcuğu esnasında demek istersek on the train kullanırız:
 Victoria travels to work by train.
 Yesterday she fell asleep on the train and
missed her station.
TRAVELLING BY TRAIN
You
go to the station to
catch a train.
You can buy a single or a return. In American English
these are called a one-way ticket and a round-trip ticket. A first-class ticket is the most expensive type of ticket. A timetable is the
list that shows the times when trains arrive and depart. You wait on the platform to get on your train. If the weather is bad, it might be delayed or even cancelled. If you
are late and the train is on time, you will miss it. If there is no direct service, you will have to change.
 2 [usually
singular]
a series of thoughts
or events that are connected
zincir, dizi
 A knock at the door interrupted my train
of thought.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	train
IPA	/treɪn / noun [countable]
Back	tren
Back 2	train (noun) /treɪn / noun [countable] 1 a type of transport that is pulled by an engine along a railway line. A train is divided into carriages and coaches (= sections for people) and wagons (= for goods). tren a passenger/goods/freight train a fast/slow/express train to catch/take/get the train to London the 12 o'clock train to Bristol to get on/off a train Hurry up or we'll miss the train. You have to change trains* at Reading.* The train pulled into/out of the station. Genel olarak trene binmekten bahsederken by train kullanırız. Belirli bir tren yolcuğu esnasında demek istersek on the train kullanırız: Victoria travels to work by train. Yesterday she fell asleep on the train and missed her station. TRAVELLING BY TRAIN You go to the station to catch a train. You can buy a single or a return. In American English these are called a one-way ticket and a round-trip ticket. A first-class ticket is the most expensive type of ticket. A timetable is the list that shows the times when trains arrive and depart. You wait on the platform to get on your train. If the weather is bad, it might be delayed or even cancelled. If you are late and the train is on time, you will miss it. If there is no direct service, you will have to change. 2 [usually singular] a series of thoughts or events that are connected zincir, dizi A knock at the door interrupted my train of thought.

Train Noun Tren Ticket /Treɪn Countable Type Pulled

train (noun)