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oktatás; tanítás; betanítás; idomítás; edzés; tréning; tan-; alakítás; kialakítás; képzés; kiképzés; formázás; összeállítás; alakulás; kialakulás; képződés; nevelés |
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betanítás (The process of teaching the speech recognition engine to recognize your voice and manner of speaking. The speech engine looks for patterns in the way you speak, enabling it to provide better accuracy when you dictate text. You train the engine by reading text in the training wizard, and continue to train the engine as you dictate text while working) |
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összehord (a dog); betanít (a dog); idomít (a dog, állatot) |
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begyakorol; edz (az edző) |
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belovagol (the horse, lovat) |
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training The process of bringing a person or a group of persons to an agreed standard of proficiency, by practice and instruction ['treɪnɪŋ] v | |
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képzés |
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képez |
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tanulmányi; iskolai; oktatási |
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tng (Киселев) |
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tra; trg; trng |
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Educational process by which a group of personnel is given the operational capability of the considered structure unit, force, joint group, staff.. (FRA); Military training consists in morally, physically and technically preparing a cadre or rank and file to hold a job, combat position or role, while constantly ensuring his or her adaptation to a specific environment and to its demands. Understood in this meaning, training covers three areas: 1. moral training, which pertains to education; 2. technical training, which also pertains education; 3. operational training, which pertains to field training. (FRA) |
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Tiny Recruits Ambushed In Nefarious Invasion Need Guts |
