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Meaning retrain meaning

What does retrain mean?

retrain

— verb teach new skills We must retrain the linguists who cannot find employment — verb train again He is retraining to become an IT worker

Conjugation retrain conjugation

How do you conjugate retrain?

retrain · verb

Examples retrain examples

How do I use retrain in a sentence?

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Harold spends all his time trying to retrain him.
There's gotta be a place where they retrain these dogs, and I'll find that place, that's all!
You need to retrain your brain to deal with information.
But we'll have to retrain her from infancy to adulthood.
We're going back to nature, you and I. I'm going to retrain you.
What, retrain him?
Ask them to retrain you as a nanny.
I gotta retrain my son how to drive, and I need to stop by the office.
Our Iraqi counterparts have to take part, so retrain them, okay?
The only way left may be to wipe and retrain them from scratch.
Helped retrain my brain.
With Molly out, I got to retrain Rose.
So take that shattered glass and add that to 300 times my annual salary, and you'll get what it will cost to retrain and recruit my replacement.
The military doesn't usually like to spend the time and money to retrain somebody for someone else's job when they're perfectly capable of doing the one to which they've already been assigned.
Well, Hedley, not 'til I, uh, take a good stab at trying to retrain him.
Well, maybe we could retrain her.
Not many reclassification requests are granted. The military doesn't usually like to spend the time and money to retrain somebody for someone else's job when they're perfectly capable of doing the one to which they've already been assigned.
There's a whole field of behavioral neuroscience that examines ways to retrain your neural pathways so stuff like this bothers you less.
What do you say to retrain you?
But I retrain and I do not intend to stop.
Retrain.
It's based on how fast these divisions would be able to extract themselves from their peacekeeping mission, retrain on home bases and ship off to a second of two full-scale, Gulf War-size conflicts.
Retrain them.
The fasting period itself can be used as a time where you're gonna retrain your taste buds.
I know only the unis are required to retrain, but I think it's only fair that we give the detectives a shot at the booze, too.
Why are the detectives taking part in the retrain?
I rescue fighting dogs and retrain them.
We want to retrain Yorkshire people and reinvigorate Yorkshire's economy.
To give those who've been made redundant an opportunity to retrain and learn new skills for a new generation of business in the north.
You have to retrain the mind.

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It might require significant time to retrain construction workers and plug them into social networks in which they become good manufacturing workers.

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