Tren meaning

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A train is a long vehicle that is pulled by an engine along a railway line. • American English: ˈtreɪn/ • Arabic: قِطَار • Brazilian Portuguese: trem • Chinese: • Croatian: vlak • Czech: vlak • Danish: tog • Dutch: trein • European Spanish: • Finnish: juna • French: • German: • Greek: τρένο • Italian: • Japanese: 列車 • Korean: • Norwegian: tog • Polish: pociąg • European Portuguese: • Romanian: tren • Russian: поезд • Latin American Spanish: • Swedish: tåg • Thai: รถไฟ • Turkish: tren • Ukrainian: потяг • Vietnamese: tàu hỏa

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1 (Ferro) train cambiar de tren to change trains, change train subirse a o tomar o coger un tren to catch a train ir en tren to go by train MODISMOS dejar el tren a algn (Chile, Venezuela) * to be left on the shelf tiene miedo de que la deje el tren she's scared of being left on the shelf MODISMOS estar como un tren (Esp) * to be hot stuff * , be a bit of alright * MODISMOS llevarse el tren a algn (Méx) * (=morirse) to kick the bucket * (=estar furioso) to be in a rage, be incensed MODISMOS para parar un tren * tenemos libros para parar un tren we've got books coming out of our ears * recibimos cartas para parar un tren we got more letters than you could possibly imagine MODISMOS perder el tren de algo perdimos el tren de la revolución científica when it came to the scientific revolution, we missed the boat este país no puede perder una vez más el tren del cambio this country mustn't get left behind on the road to change MODISMOS subirse al tren de algo no han sabido subirse al tren de la reconversión económica they failed to take the road to economic restructuring no era de ésos que se empeñaban en subirse al tren de la unión europea he was not one of those determined to jump on o climb on the European bandwagon ♦ tren ascendente anticuado up train ♦ tren botijo anticuado, * excursion train ♦ tren correo mail train ♦ tren cremallera cog railway ♦ tren de alta velocidad high-speed train ♦ tren de carga goods train, freight train (EEUU) ♦ tren de cercanías suburban train, l...

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