well-trained
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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Ford’s CEO recently lamented his company’s inability to fill 5,000 open positions for well-trained mechanics, despite annual salaries of up to $120,000.
He has a voice that is so supple, eager and well-trained that it sometimes comes across as embarrassingly orotund—though, to be fair, this is the very quality that made him such a splendid Jeeves, the valet to the fop Bertie Wooster, in the TV production of the stories of P.G.
It still makes EVs, but shareholders view it as an AI company, using powerful computing to put well-trained AI brains into physical products, such as robo-taxis and humanoid robots.
From Barron's
Regulators need to enforce rules requiring truckers to be well-trained and qualified, said ATA Chief Economist Bob Costello.
From Los Angeles Times
But by the time Hamnet dies, our tear ducts have been well-trained.
From Salon
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