Trainer

/ˈtreɪ.nər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person who trains others, especially in a specific activity, skill, or profession.

The trainer led the team through a series of drills to improve their performance.

An animal used to train other animals, especially in competitive events.

The horse trainer prepared the stallion for the upcoming race.

A type of athletic shoe designed for training activities, commonly known as sneakers.

She bought a new pair of trainers for her morning runs.

First recorded in the early 19th century, from 'train' + '-er'.

personal trainer:

A fitness professional who works with clients one-on-one.

horse trainer:

A person who trains horses for various activities.

sports trainer:

An individual who specializes in training athletes.

A fitness coach, often informally referred to in gyms.

I just started working with my trainer at the gym.

A person who helps someone improve, can be used in broader contexts.

He’s my trainer in the office for project management.