coaches (Meaning)
coaches
bus sense 1a, trailer sense 1b, a 2-door enclosed automobile, a railroad passenger car without berths, to act as a coach, a person who instructs or trains a performer or team, a class of passenger air transportation at a lower fare than first class, bus entry 1 sense 1, to instruct, direct, or prompt as a coach, to go in a coach, a private tutor, to act as coach of, a large usually closed four-wheeled carriage that has a raised seat in front for the driver and is drawn by horses, a large usually closed four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage having doors in the sides and an elevated seat in front for the driver, a railroad passenger car intended primarily for day travel, one who instructs or trains, to train intensively (as by instruction and demonstration), one who instructs players in the fundamentals of a sport and directs team strategy
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coaches Sentence Examples
- The gym's experienced coaches guided the members through challenging workouts.
- The soccer coaches analyzed game footage to identify areas for improvement.
- The life coaches provided support and guidance to their clients in overcoming life's obstacles.
- The tennis coaches emphasized the importance of footwork and technique.
- The swimming coaches encouraged their athletes to push themselves to the next level.
- The dance coaches fostered a positive and inclusive environment for their students.
- The academic coaches assisted students with their coursework and study skills.
- The career coaches helped individuals navigate the job market and achieve their professional goals.
- The financial coaches advised their clients on budgeting, investing, and saving money.
- The health coaches promoted healthy habits and encouraged their clients to make sustainable lifestyle changes.
FAQs About the word coaches
bus sense 1a, trailer sense 1b, a 2-door enclosed automobile, a railroad passenger car without berths, to act as a coach, a person who instructs or trains a per
managers,trainers,advisors, teachers, counsellors, drillers, guides, counselors,tutors, mentors
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The gym's experienced coaches guided the members through challenging workouts.
The soccer coaches analyzed game footage to identify areas for improvement.
The life coaches provided support and guidance to their clients in overcoming life's obstacles.
The tennis coaches emphasized the importance of footwork and technique.
