counselor
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- noun
- /ˈkaʊnslər/
- US
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monitor
- She was excited to return to the camp as a counselor after having such a great experience as a camper.
- a camp counselor
- campers and counselors
- counselors in training
So can you tell me about how your camp counselor went?
- So can you tell me about how your camp counselor went?
- Which, fun fact, Twix was my nickname as a camp counselor.
- Yet the enablers still want to take the role of cheerful camp counselor who makes everybody get along.
- And, and one of my sons is, is, is a kind of a camp counsellor to some remote learning kids.
- But the morale got low, my own morale as, like, you know, when you're the director, you're the leader, You're like the head camp counselor.
- And there and there they were again, still just milling around on this, on this, on this camp counselors chest, you know, tits.
Examples
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One participant said, "Going to camp and meeting my camp counselor was a breath of fresh air."
Academic text (2008) -
I was a camp counsellor and then worked as a waterfront director.
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Every night, a staff member or counselor is gonna come in here and do a show for you.
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The counselor would put things into perspective; the counselor would make things make sense.
Fiction book (1993) -
High school students are used as camp counselors and leaders for this activity.
Academic text (1990) -
Five of the six counselors hired for 2005 worked at this camp in 2004.
Academic text (2008) -
You've all worked as counselors at one camp or another.
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And let's not forget to welcome the Tall Oaks Camp Counselors.
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During the summer, I worked as a camp counselor, organizing games and activities for the kids.
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As a junior counselor, he helped supervise younger campers and led fun outdoor activities.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Counselor comes from the Latin word consilium, meaning 'advice' or 'plan', and it is the same root behind the word counsel. So a camp counselor is someone who guides children, plans activities, and looks after them.