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coaching in British English
(ˈkəʊˌtʃɪŋ)
noun
1. sport
the act of training a person or team of people in a particular sport
He has been doing a fair bit of coaching in Melbourne this season.
The pressure of coaching got to him and he temporarily walked away from the game.
2.
the act of training staff in business or office practice
3.
the act of giving a person special teaching in a particular subject, esp in order to prepare him or her for an examination
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All related terms of 'coaching'
- to spring a leak
- to spring from
- to spring into action
- to sprinkle water on sth, sprinkle sth with water
- to spur sb into (doing) sth
- to spurt from sth
- to spurt up/along
- to spy for
- to spy on
- to squabble with sb
- to square sth with sb
- to square sth with sth
- to square up with sb
- to square with
- to squash sb/sth against
- to squash sb/sth into
- to squash sth flat
- to squeeze sth under/through sth
- to squeeze under/through sth
- to squirt out
- to squirt sth into/onto sth
- toss
- toss and turn
- tosser
- tossicated