coached

word · lemma: coach

Definition

Helped someone improve a skill or perform better, usually by teaching, training, or giving advice. Most often used for sports, but also used for personal or professional development.

Usage & Nuances

'Coached' is the simple past and past participle of 'coach'. Common in both sports ('She coached the team') and other areas ('He coached me for the interview'). Not limited to formal training; can mean offering advice and support.

Spanish: entrenó - dirigió - preparóPortuguese (BR): treinou - orientouPortuguese (PT): treinou - orientouChinese (Simplified): 指导 - 教练Chinese (Traditional): 指導 - 教練Hindi: कोच किया - प्रशिक्षित कियाArabic: دَرَّبَ - أَرْشَدَBengali: প্রশিক্ষণ দিয়েছিলেন - পরামর্শ দিয়েছিলেনRussian: тренировал - консультировалJapanese: 指導した - コーチしたVietnamese: huấn luyện - hướng dẫnKorean: 지도했다 - 코칭했다Turkish: eğitti - koçluk yaptıUrdu: تربیت کیا - رہنمائی کیIndonesian: melatih - membimbing

Example Sentences

She coached the soccer team last year.

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My teacher coached us before the exam.

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He coached me on how to give a good speech.

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I was coached by my older brother for my driving test.

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They coached each other through the tough times at work.

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Our coach coached us not just in football, but in life too.

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