- 训练 xùnliàn to trainto train or drill; to guide others through a planned process to master a skill
- 教练 jiàoliàn coachinstructor or trainer for sports or specific skills
- 练习 liànxí to practiceto practice; to exercise; to train or drill through repeated action to improve one's skills
- 主教练 zhǔjiàoliàn head coachThe principal coach or manager responsible for a sports team.
- 排练 páiliàn to rehearseto rehearse or practice for a performance or ceremony
- 熟练 shúliàn skilledpracticed; proficient; skillful
- 演练 yǎnliàn to drillto drill; to practice; to carry out an exercise according to a plan or specific steps
- 教练员 jiàoliànyuán coachsports coach, instructor, or training personnel
- 磨练 móliàn to temper oneselfto temper, steel, or discipline oneself through hardship or trial
- 练兵 liànbīng to train troopsto drill or train soldiers
- 训练场 xùnliànchǎng training groundtraining ground; drill ground; practice field
- 训练有素 xùnliànyǒusù well-trainedTo be well-trained through systematic and rigorous practice
- 苦练 kǔliàn to train hard; hard workto practice or train diligently with great effort; strenuous training
- 拉练 lāliàn field trainingto undergo military field training involving route marching and camping under combat conditions
- 干练 gànliàn capable and experiencedPossessing strong ability, sharp judgment, and professional experience
- 练功 liàngōng to practice skillsTo practice a skill or martial art; to train for physical arts like dance, acrobatics, or kung fu.
- 总教练 zǒngjiàoliàn head coachchief coach or manager of a team or sports delegation who oversees all training and coaching staff
- 晨练 chénliàn morning exerciseto do physical exercise in the early morning; early morning workout
- 老练 lǎoliàn experiencedseasoned; experienced and skillful; having a great deal of practical experience and maturity
- 操练 cāoliàn to drillto perform military or physical exercises; to train in a formation or specific sequence
- 练武 liànwǔ to practice martial artsto practice martial arts or kung fu
- 简练 jiǎnliàn succinctterse and concise; brief and to the point
- 练习场 liànxíchǎng practice groundpractice ground; practice court; a place for practicing a skill, such as a golf driving range
- 练球 liànqiú to practice a ball gameTo practice or train in a sport involving a ball, such as basketball, soccer, or tennis.
- 陪练 péiliàn to train withto accompany a person during sports training, driving practice, or other drills
- 教练机 jiàoliànjī trainer aircraftan aircraft used for training pilots or astronauts, usually equipped with two seats for an instructor and a student
- 精练 jīngliàn concisebrief and to the point; to polish or refine writing to make it succinct without redundant words
- 凝练 níngliàn conciseconcise and compact; refers to writing or speech that is powerful and brief without being wordy
- 勤学苦练 qínxuékǔliàn to study and train hardTo study diligently and practice with great effort; to be hardworking and persevere in learning and training
- 团练 tuánliàn local militia(literary) A local militia or volunteer defense force formed by gentry and landowners, common from the Song Dynasty to the early Republic era, primarily used to suppress peasant uprisings
- 教练车 jiàoliànchē training carA vehicle specially equipped and used for learning how to drive
- 洗练 xǐliàn tersesuccinct; polished; clean and concise in writing, speech, or technique
- 练手 liànshǒu to practiceTo try one's hand at a task or practice a specific skill.
- 练习曲 liànxíqǔ étudeA musical composition designed as an exercise to improve a student's technique on a particular instrument.
- 练达 liàndá worldly-wise(literary) experienced and sophisticated in the ways of the world; showing deep understanding of people and social etiquette
- 练就 liànjiù to masterTo master a skill or technique through persistent practice; same as [[练成|練成|lian4 cheng2]]
- 练功房 liàngōngfáng practice roomA room or studio specifically for practicing a craft, such as dance, martial arts, or gymnastics.
- 熟练工 shúliàngōng skilled workerskilled worker; journeyman
- 练笔 liànbǐ to practice writingto practice writing essays or articles to hone one's literary style
- 练习本 liànxíběn exercise booka workbook or notebook used by students for doing exercises or practice; also called a [[练习簿|練習簿|lian4 xi2 bu4]]
- 练摊 liàntān to set up a stall(slang) to set up a stall and sell goods as a street vendor
- 练习生 liànxíshēng traineeA trainee or apprentice working in a company or organization during a trial period.
- 编练 biānliàn to organize and trainto organize and train (especially troops)
- 练习簿 liànxíbù exercise bookA book of blank or lined paper for students to use when doing exercises or schoolwork
- 训练者 xùnliànzhě trainerperson who trains others; instructor or coach
- 赤练蛇 chìliànshé red-banded snakeA type of non-poisonous snake that grows to about 80cm; it is light yellow with red and black bands and has a fierce temperament.
- 稳练 wěnliàn steady and skillfulsteady and proficient; skilled and reliable; calm and capable
- 练字 liànzì to practice calligraphyto practice writing characters or calligraphy
- 练队 liànduì to drillTo drill in formation; to practice marching or military-style coordination for a parade or inspection
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH