football coach
- noun
- /ˈfʊtbɔl koʊtʃ/
- The football coach developed a new strategy that helped the team win the championship.
- head football coach
- assistant football coach
- football coach and athletic director
Our pastor, which is also Omar's old football coach in high school.
- Our pastor, which is also Omar's old football coach in high school.
- He was a high school teacher, high school football coach.
- I love that Nick Saban from he's a college football coach of Alabama.
- Those guys are great football coaches.
- And he was like, I think a high school gym teacher and football coach.
- He went in and literally he was preparing way in advance for being a head football coach.
- I when I right before I paroled from prison, I reached out to my old high school football coach who was now the head coach for a junior college.
- No different from my blog last week when I was talking about the great football coach Bill Walsh who ran the West Coast offense.
- And some of this may be setting specific Nobody expects a drill Sergeant to be a teddy bear or a football coach to be a softie.
- It's it's more like he's Mike McDonald is a very successful college football coach and now NFL head coach, right.
- Terry was Terry Venables was a fantastic football coach, football man football brain and and personality.
- And our football coach hated him so much that every day it became like a running gag.
- I'm asking you, I, I hear now and I hear because there's so many jobs change in our, our industry, you see, as how do you pick a good football coach now?
- And the same way that I treat my college football coaches or my NFL football, which I love, if you're not winning games, you should no longer be in charge of the team.
Examples
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The school hired a football coach to improve the players' skills and performance.
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My sister's football coach emphasizes teamwork during every practice session.
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And you also have the best college football coach.
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A high school football coach.
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You sound like our football coach, Dan.
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Alabama has decided to pay its football coach more than 100 times that much.
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Smith had been both the head football coach and athletic director at the Naval Academy at different times.
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So l've decided to step down as head football coach.
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Mr. Darnell is more than just a football coach.
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Dad's the new football coach.
Synonyms
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Morphology
This is a straightforward noun–noun compound where the modifier 'football' specifies the domain of the head noun 'coach', so the meaning 'a coach for a football team' follows directly from the constituents. The compositional pattern is common cross-linguistically and would be immediately understandable to a B1 learner who knows both words.
Etymology
Football coach comes from the word coach, which once meant a carriage that 'carried' people and later was used for a teacher who 'carried' students through hard exams. So coach came to mean someone who helps and guides others, and a football coach is the person who trains, guides, and leads the team.