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coaching

/kohch/US // koʊtʃ //UK // (kəʊtʃ) //

教练,辅导,教练员,辅导员

Related Words

trainer培训师,培训员,训练员,训练师teacher老师,教师,师资,师长mentor辅导员,导师,指导者,指导员tutor辅导员,家教,监护人,辅导老师teach教授,教,教导,教会train训练,培训,培养,培训课程skipper船长,舰长,舵手,船長educator教育工作者,教育家,教育者,教育学家bus巴士,公车,公共汽车,公交车vehicle车辆,汽车,车辆的,车辆的问题car汽车,车,轿车,车子stage阶段,舞台,阶段性,阶段性的perambulator漫步机,漫步者,溜冰鞋,巡逻车victoria维多利亚,维多利亚州,胜利者charabanc炭疽,炭疽病,炭疽病人,炭黑chaise贵妃椅,椅子,贵宾席,贵宾椅hone磨练,磨炼,磨合,磨练自己educate教育,教育的,教育孩子,教育孩子们prepare准备,预备,编写,筹备school学校,校,学校,塾

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a large, horse-drawn, four-wheeled carriage, usually enclosed.
    • : a public motorbus.
    • : Railroads. day coach.
    • : Also called air coach . a class of airline travel providing less luxurious accommodations than first class at a lower fare.
    • : a person who trains an athlete or a team of athletes: a football coach.
    • : a private tutor who prepares a student for an examination.
    • : a person who instructs an actor or singer.
    • : Baseball. a playing or nonplaying member of the team at bat who is stationed in the box outside first or third base to signal instructions to and advise base runners and batters.
    • : Nautical. an after cabin in a sailing ship, located beneath the poop deck, for use especially by the commander of the ship.
    • : a type of inexpensive automobile with a boxlike, usually two-door, body manufactured in the 1920s.
    • : mobile home.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to give instruction or advice to in the capacity of a coach; instruct: She has coached the present tennis champion.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to act as a coach.
    • : to go by or in a coach.
adv.副词 adverb
  1. 1
    • : by coach or in coach-class accommodations: We flew coach from Denver to New York.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbinstruct, usually in recreation
Synonyms
teach教授,教,教导,教会train训练,培训,培养,培训课程tutor辅导员,家教,监护人,辅导老师cram填满,填塞,填满了,充塞drill训练,训练演练,训练演习educate教育,教育的,教育孩子,教育孩子们hone磨练,磨炼,磨合,磨练自己prepare准备,预备,编写,筹备ready准备好了,准备就绪,准备,准备好school学校,校,学校,塾break in闯入,破门而入,闯入了lay it out for摆平,摆出,摆明了,摆放lick into shape舔食成形,舔食成型,舔食形状,舔食成形pull one's coatput through the grind磨练,吃苦耐劳,吃苦头,受尽折磨put through the mill受尽磨难,受尽折磨,挨批

Examples

  • Toronto coach Nick Nurse said he’s heard some players on his team say they were thinking about going home.

  • They only turned to the system for difficulty scores, and then only if they disagreed with each other or if a coach questioned a gymnast’s score.

  • So she began working with a performance coach on getting better at finishing at the rim, through contact, especially in transition.

  • Of course, a major issue with players trying to develop away from their organizations is the lack of uniform access to facilities, tools and coaches.

  • Red Stars coach Rory Dames complimented Savannah McCaskill, Katie Johnson and other young players after the semifinal.

  • From behind a curtain, Trudeau is politely coaching the actors through the scene, encouraging them to go bigger.

  • Mitchell said the cameras give administrators the ability to observe teachers in action and offer them tips and coaching.

  • They were also, according to NHL coaching great Scotty Bowman, the greatest lineup in the history of hockey.

  • It'll only buzz during "coaching" sessions that users voluntarily try out to help them build a habit of good posture.

  • Over time, you could elect to do more coaching sessions if your daily scores started to drop.

  • Our luggage, I remember, p. 5was carried on the roof of the carriage in the good old-fashioned coaching style.

  • In the "good old coaching days" the turnpike tolls paid on a coach running daily from here to London amounted to £1,428 per year.

  • Two minutes suffice for changing teams at the “Talbot,” and off that heir of the coaching age goes again.

  • Busy days it had in coaching times, and its inns were of the best, as befitted a place where the coaches stopped to change teams.

  • And at this point the traveller in coaching times came within sight of his destination.

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