entrain 1 of 2 verb (1) en· train in-ˈtrān entrained; entraining; entrains transitive verb 1 : to draw along with or after oneself

She plays a widow who entrains a legal battle when her new neighbour orders her tree to be uprooted. The Bolsheviks had entrained their ignoble withdrawal.

Define entrained. entrained synonyms, entrained pronunciation, entrained translation, English dictionary definition of entrained. tr.v. en·trained , en·train·ing , en·trains 1. To pull or draw along after itself. 2. Chemistry To carry along in a current or into the vapor phase....

A depression over Biscay entrained a blast of cold air to western areas. A spray of water droplets from the splash becomes entrained in the airflow.

Synonyms for ENTRAINED: boarded, climbed (aboard), mounted, enplaned, got in, embarked; Antonyms of ENTRAINED: descended, lit, dismounted, disembarked, alighted, got down, detrained, deplaned

Verb entrain (third-person singular simple present entrains, present participle entraining, simple past and past participle entrained) (poetic, intransitive) To get into or board a railway train. [from 1878][2] Antonym: detrain

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'Entrained' is the past participle of the verb 'entrain' and indicates that something has been drawn in, carried along, or assimilated by another moving medium.

This allows them to easily transfer low viscosity liquids at high pressure while handling entrained vapors or liquids at or near their boiling point.

ENTRAIN definition: to go aboard a train. See examples of entrain used in a sentence.