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Regular physical or mental exercises to improve skills, performance, or fitness, especially in sports or in a profession.
Die Fußballmannschaft hat heute Abend Training.
The football team has training this evening.
The noun 'das Training' (training) belongs to the verb 'trainieren' (to train). If you know the verb, you can easily work out the meaning of the noun.
Ich trainiere dreimal pro Woche im Fitnessstudio.
I train at the gym three times a week.
To express movement, you use 'zum Training gehen' (to go to training). When you are already there or taking part in the activity, you say 'im Training sein' (to be in training) or 'beim Training sein' (to be at training).
Fährst du mit dem Fahrrad zum Training?
Are you riding your bike to training?
Common verbs used with 'Training' are 'Training haben' (to have training), 'ein Training absolvieren' (to complete a training session), or 'mit dem Training anfangen' (to start training).
Die Mannschaft hat heute kein Training.
The team doesn't have training today.
training / education
'Ausbildung' and 'Training' can both mean that you develop skills. However, 'Ausbildung' is a longer and usually official learning path for a profession. It has a clear goal and often lasts several years. 'Training' means regular exercises or also a single practice session, for example in sports or at work. You can also have training as part of an 'Ausbildung', but not every 'Training' is an 'Ausbildung'. The words can be confused when it is about professional learning. 'Ausbildung' fits the whole professional path, while 'Training' fits practicing specific skills.
Das Training beginnt heute wegen des Regens in der Halle.
Because of the rain, training starts in the hall today.
Sie macht eine Ausbildung in einer großen Bäckerei.
She is doing vocational training in a large bakery.