teach
This word describes the intentional transfer of knowledge, skills, or values from one person to another. It carries a connotation of authority and guidance, implying a structured relationship where the instructor possesses a level of expertise that the learner seeks to acquire.
While often associated with formal classroom settings and professional educators, the term also encompasses informal mentorship and life lessons. It differs from "learn" in that it focuses on the source of the information rather than the recipient's acquisition of it.
Meanings
To impart knowledge or skill to someone through instruction or training.
The professor will teach the students about quantum mechanics.
To provide instruction in a particular subject or skill as a profession or duty.
She teaches mathematics at the local high school.
Phrasal Verbs
teach out
to complete the instruction of a specific curriculum or to phase out a course by teaching the remaining students until the program ends
The department decided to teach out the old degree requirements before implementing the new curriculum.