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Meanings of schoolteacher in English
Usage of schoolteacher in English
1
I fell into conversation today with the schoolteacher outside the post office.
2
SHE'S the Central Coast schoolteacher making waves on and off the water.
3
A family could indeed walk proudly if a son married the schoolteacher.
4
The former schoolteacher, Kidney is ultra-cautious when it comes to public utterances.
5
His father wished him to become a schoolteacher on grounds of security.
6
He found himself looking down into the quivering face of the schoolteacher.
7
Now he waved the schoolteacher to the door with his bare hands.
8
His employers, a neighbour and a schoolteacher gave evidence in his defence.
9
The schoolteacher-turned-politician is a native of the northern coal-rich province of Shanxi.
10
His father was a schoolteacher and the son suffered in his courses.
11
She was a former schoolteacher, who married the stationmaster at Larne Harbour.
12
But a Baltimore city schoolteacher and... Her voice trailed off from embarrassment.
13
Beyond Sydney and Melbourne In Brisbane, schoolteacher Sara Beeston counts herself lucky.
14
When their eyes met, the schoolteacher looked down at the tile floor.
15
The Prime Minister is a poor Welsh schoolteacher's son, without early education.
16
Not bad for an accountant, a librarian, a schoolteacher, and a stripper.
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Schoolteacher through the time
Schoolteacher across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common