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coach
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- pronunciation:
- koch
- parts of speech:
- noun, verb
- features:
- Word Explorer
part of speech: |
noun |
definition 1: |
A coach is a person who trains and teaches people in sports.
My dad played soccer when he was young, and now he is the coach of our soccer team after school.
- synonyms:
- trainer
- similar words:
- director
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definition 2: |
A coach is a person who trains or teaches a student in a special area, such as singing, acting, or a school subject.
A voice coach teaches people how to sing correctly.- synonyms:
- tutor
- similar words:
- instructor, teacher
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definition 3: |
A coach is something to ride in that is pulled by horses. A coach has four wheels and an outside seat for the driver.
Before there were cars, many people rode in coaches.
- synonyms:
- carriage
- similar words:
- stagecoach
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definition 4: |
A coach is a kind of bus. It is a bus that travels between different cities.
They took a coach from Chicago to New York City.
- synonyms:
- bus
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related words: |
cab, car, guide, tutor |
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part of speech: |
verb |
inflections: |
coaches, coaching, coached |
definition: |
When someone coaches you, they train, teach, or get you ready for something.
Mrs. James is coaching the swim team this year.- synonyms:
- train
- similar words:
- discipline, drill, educate, exercise, guide, instruct, prepare, prime, teach, tutor
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related words: |
condition |
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