トレーナー

とれーなー
noun
sweatshirt; trainer (person)
clothingsports
1. sweatshirt, crewneck sweatshirt
A casual pullover top made of thick cotton jersey fabric, typically with a round neck and no hood. This is a wasei-eigo usage — in English, the garment is called a sweatshirt, not a trainer.
トレーナー()()かけた
I went out wearing a sweatshirt.
It's getting cold, so let's buy a sweatshirt.
A plain gray sweatshirt is easy to pair with anything.
2. trainer, coach, athletic trainer
A person who trains or coaches others, especially in sports or fitness.
I consulted with the gym trainer.
専属(せんぞく)トレーナーついている
She has a personal trainer.
The trainer rushed over to the injured player.

From English "trainer." In Japanese, the clothing sense (sweatshirt) is the most common usage and is a classic wasei-eigo term — in English, "trainer" refers to a person or shoes, not a sweatshirt.

Usage

The clothing sense is used very broadly in everyday Japanese. A トレーナー specifically refers to a pullover sweatshirt without a hood (a hooded version would be パーカー). The trainer/coach sense overlaps with コーチ.

Common collocations

  • トレーナー(): to wear a sweatshirt
  • 裏起毛(うらきもう)トレーナー: a fleece-lined sweatshirt
  • パーソナルトレーナー: personal trainer
  • 専属(せんぞく)トレーナー: dedicated trainer

Similar words

  • パーカー: hoodie, hooded sweatshirt — a sweatshirt with a hood
  • スウェット: sweat(shirt/pants) — can refer to the material or the garment
  • コーチ: coach — overlaps with sense 2, but コーチ focuses more on strategy and instruction