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Meanings of teach in English
An English pirate who operated in the Caribbean and off the Atlantic coast of North America (died in 1718)
Synonyms
Examples for "Edward Teach"
Examples for "Edward Teach"
1
Hanged in Virginia in 1718 with the rest of Captain Edward Teach's crew.
2
Hanged in Virginia in 1718 along with the rest of Captain Edward Teach's crew.
3
So he told me that Edward Teach-betterknown as Blackbeard-hadsupposedly buried a great treasure out there.
4
A little later, Steed Bonnet, Richard Worley, and Edward Teach, nicknamed Blackbeard, had similar fame and fate.
5
One Edward Teach, who was also called "Black-Beard," was the chief of these bloody robbers.
1
The wild thatch of his scrubbing-brush hair shone purple in the light.
2
It was merely a great big village; and mainly mud and thatch.
3
Its thatch is hollow; the peat-smoke curls stingily from its stunted chimney.
4
The firelight flickered on the hewn logs that supported the thatch overhead.
5
The roof was opened through the rude timbers to the whitened thatch.
1
He went away with Blackbeard, and we were in search of him.
2
To sail with Blackbeard is to leave a pledge with the hangman.
3
There was not much intercourse between Blackbeard and Bonnet at Topsail Inlet.
4
One morning Captain Blackbeard finds that his stock of medicine is low.
5
From forecastle to quarter-deck, from bowsprit to taffrail, Blackbeard scrutinized the Revenge.
Usage of teach in English
1
One example: Experts from different fields are working together to teach classes.
2
The way schools teach children in Wales could change significantly in future.
3
Study them; practice them; teach them; sing them to all the world.
4
We try to teach our children to take responsibility for their actions.
5
She was learning the new words-wasit to teach her to talk?
6
Native English speaking and preferably a second language to teach my children.
7
However I teach a special subject so I don't have those hours.
8
And may teach the children of Israel all my ordinances which the
9
You know, I think it's something they should actually teach second graders.
10
She said parents should decide when to teach their children about genitalia.
11
I think this nation has a great deal to teach the world.
12
I train teachers to teach creative arts in schools, especially public schools.
13
In time, however, I intend to teach her that skill as well.
14
Shall I learn when you teach me magic? he asked Mr. Saunders.
15
Today I will teach a new meditation, make you even better person.
16
In school they used to teach us April showers bring May flowers.
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Translations for teach
Portuguese
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Teach through the time
Teach across language varieties
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