to teach
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1.0
- verb
- /tiːtʃ/
:
enseñar
- We have the best job in the world; we teach middle school general music.
- teach students
- teachers teach
- teach basic skills
And you know, he's taught me so much.
- And you know, he's taught me so much.
- I use this book to teach myself field theory.
- They say, why can't you teach this to your students?
- This will really transform the way we teach, learn and work today.
- And then I would teach twice a week.
- Because I could teach them to be the best.
- Doctor, can you teach me how to do this?
- And today I'm going to teach you about space.
- Today's proverb is you teach people how to treat you.
- I just, you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
- Why are we trying to teach goldfish to do it?
- The second lesson she taught me was physical strength.
- So I don't know what kids are being taught about art now.
- So what is pain here to teach you to surrender?
- Heck, I teach at, I teach at Harvard Law School.
- We don't teach values, we don't teach national values at school.
Examples
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And today I'm going to teach you about space.
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They say, why can't you teach this to your students?
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I use this book to teach myself field theory.
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And then I would teach twice a week.
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Doctor, can you teach me how to do this?
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All of these individuals teach and impact lives.
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We then thought, what if we teach students a growth mindset?
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I have always thought that you need to teach the learners in your class.
Academic text (2011) -
Didn't your mother teach you to knock?
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Can you teach me how to play the guitar?
Synonyms
∞
1.0
To teach someone skills by practice and help
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2.2
To give someone knowledge and skills by teaching or training over time
224
2.0
To teach and train people in sports or skills
85
2.6
To teach someone how to do something, often in a class
58
3.0
To teach or train someone in a skill
33
4.3
To teach knowledge or skills to someone
32
2.4
To teach one student or a small group privately to help them improve
1
5.0
To teach people skills they need for work
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
2
7.0
A long meeting at a university to learn about and discuss an important or controversial issue
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Etymology
The word teach comes from an old English word tæcan meaning 'to show' or 'to point out'. So to teach someone is literally to 'show' them how to do something or to help them learn a habit, skill, or idea.