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Meanings of docent in English
Person who teaches at universities and educational institutions.
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Usage of docent in English
1
I paid off the docent for a couple minutes alone in here.
2
A docent rushed up to them, a big smile on her face.
3
He watched the docent for a while and then made up his mind.
4
Remmed up like a docent in the humble of the might.
5
The docent recoiled, a look of bewilderment in his olive-green eyes.
6
As he crossed the gallery, he paused to speak to a young female docent.
7
Obest plerumque iis qui discere volunt, auctoritas eorum qui docent: [Footnote: CIC.
8
The docent pursed her lips disapprovingly and shook her head.
9
The docent launched into a long, droned spiel about Akhenaten's reign in the New Kingdom.
10
Langdon spotted a young female docent giving a tour, and he politely interrupted her talk.
11
To this end he offered himself as a privat-docent in law at the Leipzig university.
12
Karen and the docent glared at both of them.
13
Sammy led me around the exhibits like a docent.
14
The docent, who was now as red in the face as her scarf, stood up.
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We had a good showing, so I put on my best docent smile and straightened my glasses.
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The docent looked pleased by her enthusiasm.
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