Synonyms for TRAINER
ˈtreɪ nərtrain·er

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1. trainernoun

   a person who trains another; a coach

   Synonyms:
   coach

2. trainernoun

   a running shoe or sneaker

   Synonyms:
   tennis shoe, jogger, sand shoe, runner, plimsoll, dap, sneaker, sandshoe

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:2.0 / 1 vote

1. trainernoun

   one who trains other persons or animals

   Synonyms:
   flight simulator

2. flight simulator, trainernoun

   simulator consisting of a machine on the ground that simulates the conditions of flying a plane

   Synonyms:
   flight simulator, trainer

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1. • Leader
   • Simulator

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1. List of paraphrases for "trainer":

   coach, trainers, instructor, simulator, instructors, coaching

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How to use TRAINER in a sentence?

1. Carlos Reina:

   I'm afraid of insecurity, but I want to be a Pokemon trainer!

2. Damion Martins:

   The athletic trainer becomes the reference, the point person between the athlete and the parent, they're there day-to-day. When the athlete complains of symptoms the athletic trainer needs to identify those and see a physician.

3. Blogilates Cassey Ho:

   As a fitness instructor and online personality, people expect me to look a certain way. So when I take a selfie and people see that my butt isn’t huge and I don’t have a defined six-pack, they think there’s something wrong with me, the thing is—my physical appearance alone does not dictate how strong I am nor does it say anything about how good of a trainer I am. It’s frustrating when people try to align your worth by your looks.

4. Timothy Piazza:

   This was an alcohol-free, hazing-free fraternity with an adult athletic trainer living in the house, but there were years of parties documented on the tapes( from security cameras in the fraternity house). Nobody paid attention to anything. I blame all of them.

5. Walter Thompson:

   It’s quite literally using numbers to measure your progress, it’s a way to hold your instructor or personal trainer or yourself accountable when trying to meet fitness goals.