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Meanings of train for in English

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Usage of train for in English
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Did you train for this comp?Yes, I have started three weeks ago.
Climbing Magazine
2
Definitely something you train for, but there is always a risk involved.
Wired
3
The following morning I took the train for my home in Alameda.
A Tramp Through the Bret Harte Country
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They train for their actions and they are indeed better than us.
Reuters
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There would be a train for New York in half an hour.
Gladiator
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Regardless, being dynamic is important, so train for power and big moves.
Climbing Magazine
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I know that things will go wrong, so I train for it.
Climbing Magazine
8
This time I landed at Ostend and took the train for Amsterdam.
Bidwell's Travels, from Wall Street to London Prison: Fifteen Ye...
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We do not teach to train for careers, those will come naturally.
Wired
10
I took the first train for the West, dazed and utterly despondent.
Aunt Jane's Nieces and Uncle John
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After only a day in Philadelphia he took a train for Indianapolis.
The Americanization of Edward Bok / The Autobiography of a Dutch...
12
Yes, I could train for it, but I would be risking injury.
The Guardian
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That means you get to hop on the train for Philadelphia, too.
American empire: blood and iron
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I had to train for three months... Now I develop in-house software.
Underground
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Janet and her baby left on a later train for the East.
The Second Generation
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We'll go to the railroad station and catch a train for Amsterdam.
The Boy Allies with Haig in Flanders; Or, the Fighting Canadians...
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