| 单词 | teach |
| 释义 | teach transitive verb 1. obsolete 2. a. < all children are taught the three R's > < taught his sons a trade > b. < my father is teaching me to drive > c. < should teach students to think for themselves > < have been taught respect for the self-made man > d. < I'll teach you to come home late > 3. < the most active mind that I have ever taught > 4. a. < teach algebra > b. < have taught Hamlet many times > c. < teach music > < teach dancing > 5. a. < that same prayer does teach us all to render the deeds of mercy — Shakespeare > < had taught himself to view the war as one of God's processes — R.M.Weaver > b. < the philosopher taught purity, moderation, and self-containment > < the culture which taught despising of the body — H.A.Overstreet > < experience teaches us that our powers are limited > 6. < taught school for several years before her marriage > intransitive verb 1. a. < has taught in the public schools for many years > b. < a work that teaches without becoming overly moralistic > 2. < a book that teaches easily > Synonyms: < teach a child to read > < teaching him algebra > < taught the boys how to swim > instruct may suggest methodical, continuing, or formal teaching < instruct the men in safety procedures > < instructing students in military drill > educate may apply to more pretentious processes of teaching and instruction designed to ensure full development of the capacities of a more intelligent person < a school designed to educate candidates for the ministry > < a program to educate the leaders of tomorrow > train may suggest methodical, thorough instruction and guidance with a specific end in mind until rapid and successful execution of duties and tasks is assured < a trained anesthetist > < officers' training schools > < a trained radio actress > discipline calls attention to subordination to a master or subjection to control, sometimes one's own < well-disciplined cadets > < disciplined party workers > < one must not let one's thoughts run on like this: one must discipline one's mind — Victoria Sackville-West > school, often interchangeable with others in this set, perhaps more often has suggestions of train although it lacks the specificity of this latter word < the growing demand by industry for able people schooled in engineering and business administration — Report of General Motors Corp. > < with division, corps, and Army staffs schooled in the same language, practices, and techniques — W.P.Corderman > < schooled himself to accept her will, in this as in other matters, as absolute and unquestionable — Thomas Hardy > coach is likely to refer to training with demonstration and practice in some specialized, often extracurricular activity < coaching football > < was coaching the school play > tutor usually applies to teaching on an individual basis in some specialized subject < tutoring him in mathematics > < special tutoring sessions for those deficient > < the enemies of this faith know no god but force, no devotion but its use. They tutor men in treason — D.D.Eisenhower > |
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