Service
Train
Train noun - A body of employees or servants who accompany and wait on a person.
How words are described
| full | full service | full train |
| particular | particular service | particular train |
| similar | similar service | similar train |
| short | short service | short train |
| Other adjectives: regular, single, actual, entire, real, wrong, main, private, personal, military, underground, last, local, modern, magical. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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That is until his uncle Jack reveals to him that he is a secret agent and wants Gary to train to join the service.
Source: Comic Book / The Secret Service -
In the mission "Derailed," Trevor Philips derails a train being used by a high-end courier service so he can loot one of the freight cars.
Source: Train Job -
Also part of their religious nature, the colonists here were dedicated to the idea of education to help the young prepare for church service; towns above a certain size had to build elementary schools, and the first college in American history, Harvard, was founded in 1636 to train ministers.
Source: The Colonial Period
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