Train harder.

Meaning: This means to practice or exercise more intensely in order to improve skills or abilities. It's like saying, Practice more vigorously to get better.

Choice of Words: Train is a verb that means to prepare for something, usually by practicing or exercising. Harder is a comparative adverb that means to do something with more effort or intensity. When you put them together, "Train harder" is an instruction or encouragement to practice or exercise with more intensity.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The victory inspired them to train harder.
• The student felt motivated to study harder after the lesson.
• The coach's enthusiasm motivated me to try harder.
• Student's success inspired classmates to work harder.
• Work smarter, not harder.
• Feet paddle harder.
• Try harder.
• Push harder.
• The train conductor waved goodbye to the passengers as the train departed.
• The boy happily played with his toy train.