home training
Home-taught manners and social etiquette.
The truth is that the child has not received any home training from his or her parents or guardian. The lack of home training causes a child to misbehave in the class room or in th
training
/ˈtɹeɪnɪŋ/
noun 5
Collocations
57(noun.) learning skills
ADJ
basic, initial, preliminary
The company provides initial training to all new employees before they start work.
advanced, high/higher, high-level | comprehensive, systematic, thorough | extensive, lengthy | intensive | essential, necessary | minimum
adequate, proper
The new employees received adequate training before they started working on the production line.
inadequate
minimal
The new software was designed so employees needed only minimal training before they could start working.
excellent, first-class, high-quality | specialist | hands-on, practical | theoretical | continuous, long-term, ongoing | individual, one-to-one
formal, informal
After years of informal training on the job, she became an excellent mechanic.
job, job-related, occupational, professional, vocational, work-related | in-service, on-the-job | off-the-job | external | internal, on-site | computer-based | mental, moral, physical, social | academic, educational, industrial, intellectual, journalistic, legal, management, medical, military, musical, scientific, technical | first-aid | assertiveness | potty | staff, teacher
VERB + TRAINING
do, get, have, receive, undergo
She underwent specialist training before starting her new job as a nurse.
give sb, provide (sb with) | require
TRAINING + NOUN
base, camp, centre, college, establishment, facility, school
The new sports training facility opened last month with Olympic-standard equipment for athletes.
activity, course, exercise, initiative, package, plan, programme, project, scheme, strategy, system
The company introduced a new training programme to help employees develop better communication skills.
methods, policy, procedures, process, techniques, skills | needs, objectives, requirements | opportunities, provision | aid, device, equipment, material | manual | instructor, manager, officer, staff | body, committee, company, department, organization, provider, service | place, placement | event, workshop | day, period, etc. | budget, costs, fees
PREP
by ~
My father is a chef by training, though he now works in restaurant management.
in ~
The young athletes showed great improvement in training over the past few months.
~ for
She spent two years training for her pilot's license before getting her first job.
~ in
Workers at the factory received training in how to operate the new machinery safely.
(noun.) physical exercises
ADJ
hard, rigorous, serious, strict, tough
The athletes completed rigorous training in preparation for the Olympic Games.
pre-season
VERB + TRAINING
do
TRAINING + NOUN
run, session, stint | regime, regimen, routine, schedule
ground, pitch, track
The football club's new training ground will open next month with modern facilities for the players.
PREP
in ~
Sarah has been in training for three months to prepare for the marathon next spring.
~ for
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