1. present participle of entrain: to board or put aboard a train
2. present participle of entrain: to carry along or sweep up in a current of air or water
Usage: technical
3. present participle of entrain: to synchronize biological rhythms with external cues
Usage: biology

Examples

• The soldiers were entraining at the depot for deployment.
• Passengers began entraining as soon as the platform was announced.
• The wind was entraining dust particles from the desert floor.
• Water droplets were entraining in the powerful air current.
• Light exposure is entraining the patient’s circadian rhythm.
• The researcher studied how temperature changes affect entraining of sleep cycles.