different between trainings vs sneaker

English

Noun

trainings

1. plural of training
   • 1834, Pennsylvania. General Assembly. Senate, Temple University. School of Law, Journal (volume 2, page 261)

     We cannot agree, however, with those who think that the continuance of the system, depends upon the continuance of the trainings.

   • 2011, Patricia Neal, Craig Neal, The Art of Convening (page 227)

     Heartland convenes conversations, programs, trainings, and communities of engagement to practice the skills of the intentional leader […]

Anagrams

• straining

English

Pronunciation

• (General American) IPA^(key): /?snik?/
• Rhymes: -i?k?(r)

Etymology

sneak +? -er

Noun

sneaker (plural sneakers)

1. One who sneaks.

   • Beshrew the man who on such a day as this, the general festival, should affect to stand aloof. I am none of those sneakers. I am free of the corporation, and care not who knows it.

2. (US, Atlantic Canada, New Zealand) An athletic shoe with a soft, rubber sole.
3. (Britain, dialect, archaic) A vessel of drink.
   • Spectator

     I have just left the right worshipful and his myrmidons about a sneaker of five gallons!

4. (biology) A sneaker male.

Synonyms

• (sports shoes): kicks, tennis shoe (US), trainer (UK), runner (Australia), running shoe, see also Thesaurus:sports shoe

Hypernyms

• sports shoe

Derived terms

• sneaker wave

Translations

Anagrams

• Keerans, Keresan

Dutch

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ik?r

Noun

sneaker m (plural sneakers, diminutive sneakertje n)

1. sneaker

Synonyms

• sportschoen, gymschoen

Spanish

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /es?nike?/, [ez?ni.ke?]

Noun

sneaker m (plural sneakeres)

1. sneaker