coach
🇺🇸
/kəʊtʃ/
🇬🇧
/kəʊtʃ/
noun
A2
A person who trains someone in sports.
The coach helps the team practice every day.
R
A person who gives private lessons, often for exams.
She hired a coach to help with math.
R
A person who gives advice to help someone in life or work.
A life coach can help you set goals.
A2
A comfortable bus for long trips.
We took a coach to the city.
R
A passenger car on a train.
Our seats are in the next coach.
R
An old horse-drawn vehicle for passengers.
The royal coach was pulled by six horses.
R
The cheapest seats on a plane.
We always fly coach to save money.
verb
B1
To train someone in sports or skills.
He will coach the new players.
R
To give extra teaching, often for exams.
She coaches students in science.
R
To tell someone what to do or say in a situation.
The lawyer coached the witness before the trial.
translation
A person who trains someone in sports.; A person who gives private lessons, often for exams.; A person who gives advice to help someone in life or work.; A comfortable bus for long trips.; A passenger car on a train.; An old horse-drawn vehicle for passengers.; The cheapest seats on a plane.
To train someone in sports or skills.; To give extra teaching, often for exams.; To tell someone what to do or say in a situation.
Word Forms
3rd Present
coaches
Past
coached
Perfect
coached
Progressive
coaching
Plural
coaches