training *** train·ing

training *** train·ing
['treɪnɪŋ]
1. n
(in job) pratica, tirocinio, (for job) formazione f, Mil addestramento, Sport allenamento

to be in training — (for race, event) essere in allenamento, (fit) essere in forma

to be out of training — essere fuori allenamento or forma

he strained a muscle in training — si è fatto uno strappo durante l'allenamento

2. adj
(scheme, centre: for job) di formazione professionale, Sport di allenamento

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