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coach

Transitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: coachespast: coachedpp: coacheding: coachingcomp: nullsup: null

The term carries a strong sense of mentorship and guidance when applied to sports or professional development, implying a relationship based on improvement and discipline. It suggests a structured approach to success rather than casual teaching.

Countable when referring to a person who trains others or a physical vehicle. Uncountable when referring to the general class of travel (e.g., traveling in coach).

Meanings

Noun
[someone]

A person who trains athletes or a team in sports or skills.

"The team hired a new coach to improve their defense."

Noun
[something]

A comfortable horse-drawn carriage or a large bus used for long-distance travel.

"We took a luxury coach from London to Edinburgh."

Noun
[something]

A specific class of travel on a train or plane, typically the most economical.

"I prefer flying business class because coach is too cramped."

Transitive Verb
[someone]

To give someone intensive training or instructions, often for a specific goal.

"She spent months coaching him for the debate competition."

Transitive Verb
[someone]

To tell someone exactly what to say or do, often in a deceptive way.

"The witness was coached by the lawyer before the trial."

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