allenare

to train, to coach

a l . l e ˈn a . r e
verb Rare #28,351
to train Used with a person or thing as the direct object; “to work out” oneself is allenarsi.
IT: Devo allenare i muscoli ogni giorno.
EN: I have to train my muscles every day.
to coach, to train Used with a person or team as the object.
IT: Voglio allenare una squadra di calcio.
EN: I want to coach a soccer team.
Conjugation of allenare
Present
SingularPlural
First allenarmi —
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First alleno —
Second alleni —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First alleni —
Second alleni —
Third alleni —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Third alleni —
Past

Ti lascio allenare.

I'll let you train.

— I Swear (2025)

Mi avete fatto allenare nel Dipinto della Mappa del Mondo.

You had me training in World Map Painting.

— 哪吒之魔童降世 (2019)

Dove mi posso allenare?

Where can I train?

Per comprare un tappeto su cui farla allenare.

To buy a mat for her to train on.

— Dangal (2016)

Possono anche impedirmi di entrare, ma nessuno può impedirmi di allenare Geeta.

They may even stop me from getting in, but no one can stop me from training Geeta.

— Dangal (2016)

Tom è un piacere da allenare.

Tom is a pleasure to coach.

Perché papà lo fa allenare con noi?

Why is Dad letting him train with us?

— Dangal (2016)

Mi piace allenare il corpo e la mente.

I like to train my body and mind.

— Scream 7 (2026)

Mi devo allenare.

I have to train.

— L'onda (2008)

Quante volte vi fa allenare?

How often does he make you train?

— I Tenenbaum (2001)

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