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Meanings of coach in English
A vehicle carrying many passengers; used for public transport.
Person involved in directing, instructing and training sportspeople.
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Type of bus for conveying passengers on excursions and on longer-distance intercity coach services.
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Examples for "tutor"
Examples for "tutor"
1
I shall soon show you the rules.' She glanced at her tutor.
2
Crosbie said the problems with assessment were not restricted to one tutor.
3
The Captain darted a triumphant glance in the direction of the tutor.
4
The injection of fresh energy in the FA tutor workforce seems clear.
5
Of her late tutor, Watt said: He never failed to encourage me.
1
While studying, he met Miss Welsh at Haddington, and there became her private instructor.
2
And then, knowing she would be at liberty, he had sent her this private instructor.
3
I took, at my own expense, a private instructor,(8) who came to me once a-day for a year.
4
Arthur is quite precocious, but his health is delicate, and my brother has thought of getting a private instructor for him.
5
He chose Sir Astley Cooper as his private instructor, and became one of his favorite pupils; and also attended the lectures of Currie and Haighton.
Usage of coach in English
1
Read: Kaizer Chiefs news: Work permit issue still hanging over new coach
2
Whether Irish coach Eddie O'Sullivan saw anything new is open to question.
3
He's good in all four quarters, the New England Patriots coach said.
4
It was the opposite a year ago, Missouri coach Gary Pinkel said.
5
Elliott wasn't surprised that his coach called his number in that situation.
6
We have a great coach in Luke Walton and good young players.
7
Media reports say in the appeal court, the coach rejected the charges.
8
The appointment of new coach Warren Joyce is a case in point.
9
On Saturday evening, coach Michael Bradley, understandably, was looking ahead to Europe.
10
At one point, he said, another coach also attempted to abuse him.
11
Michigan State coach Tom Izzo was impressed, saying they are a problem.
12
We challenged them pretty good this week, Washington coach Chris Peterson said.
13
Women's Hockey:Ireland have appointed Darren Smith as the new women's national coach.
14
France spelled the end for then-Australian coach Holger Osieck four years ago.
15
However the coach said the match holds even more importance for fans.
16
I'm happy with the choices, the new coach told a news conference.
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Translations for coach
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Coach through the time
Coach across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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