entraîner

A. vtr

• 1 to lead to une panne a entraîné l'arrêt de la production = a breakdown brought production to a standstill Definition of lead to in the US English dictionary Translate lead to | into Italian | into Spanish

• 2 [river, current] to carry [sb/sth] away [swimmer, boat] il a entraîné qn/qch dans sa chute = he dragged sb/sth down with himTranslate carry away | into German | into Spanish

• 3 to take, to lead [person] entraîner qn à faire [person] = to make sb do; [circumstances] = to lead sb to do Definition of take in the British & World English dictionary Definition of take in the US English dictionary Translate take | into German | into Italian | into Spanish

• 4 (figurative) to carry [sb] away [person, group]Translate carry away | into German | into Spanish

• 5 to train, to coach [athlete, team] (à for); to train [horse, soldier] (à for) Definition of train in the British & World English dictionary Definition of train in the US English dictionary Translate train | into German | into Italian | into Spanish

• 6 [engine, piston] to drive [machine, wheel, turbine] Definition of drive in the British & World English dictionary Definition of drive in the US English dictionary Translate drive | into German | into Italian | into Spanish

B. v refl (+ v être)

• 1 [player, soldiers] to train Definition of train in the British & World English dictionary Definition of train in the US English dictionary Translate train | into German | into Italian | into Spanish

• 2 to prepare oneself