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Meanings of tutor in English
Instructor who gives private lessons.
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Usage of tutor in English
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.
6
The squire swears like a pagan; the tutor recites verses from Horace.
7
And thank you again for sending the tutor for him last year.
8
The tutor will teach the young ideas how to shoot, of course.
9
For once in a way the tutor failed to understand his ward.
10
Cameron is evidently far more of a Euro-sceptic than his former tutor.
11
The poor young gentleman has a tutor and a duenna in Innocentina.
12
He mounted to the hotel; there on the terrace was his tutor.
13
His tutor was the celebrated Libanius, the greatest rhetorician of the day.
14
A Kalonay has always been the protector and tutor of the heir-apparent.
15
To train the intelligence-notjust the memory- arealhuman tutor is required.
16
The tutor was, in fact, exceedingly strict, and inspired the greatest respect.
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Translations for tutor
Portuguese
Tutor through the time
Tutor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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