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teaching

/ˈtiː.tʃɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈtiː.tʃɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruОтносящийся к процессу передачи знаний или навыков другим.

Relating to the act or process of imparting knowledge or skills to others.

  1. Related to instructionB1formal

    Connected with the profession or activity of teaching or instructing.

    ruПреподавательский

    • She has years of teaching experience.
    • The teaching staff met to discuss the curriculum.
    • He works in a teaching hospital.

    Synonymsacademicdidacticeducationalinstructionalpedagogicpedagogicalscholastic

  2. Instructive or educationalB2formal

    Having the quality of providing knowledge or instruction.

    ruОбучающий

    • The book offers teaching insights for new parents.
    • His teaching methods are very effective.
    • The video provides teaching moments for students.

    Synonymsdidacticedifyingeducationalenlighteninginformativeinstructionalinstructivepedagogic

Forms
  • more teaching comparative form
  • most teaching superlative form
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noun

/ˈtiː.tʃɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс, профессию или акт передачи знаний, навыков или информации другим.

A noun referring to the act, profession, or process of imparting knowledge, skills, or information to others.

uncountable

  1. Act of instructingA2formal

    The profession or activity of imparting knowledge or skills to others.

    ruОбучение

    • Teaching is her lifelong passion.
    • He enjoys the teaching of mathematics.
    • The school focuses on innovative teaching methods.

    Synonymscoachingedificationeducationinstructionpedagogyschoolingtrainingtuitiontutelagetutoring

  2. Knowledge impartedB1formal

    The information, principles, or beliefs taught or conveyed.

    ruУчение

    • The teachings of Buddha inspire millions.
    • Her teachings have influenced many students.
    • These ancient teachings are still relevant today.

    Synonymsbeliefdoctrinedogmaguidanceinstructionlessonpreceptprincipletenet

  3. Method of instructionB2formal

    The way or style in which something is taught.

    ruМетод преподавания

    • His teaching style is very interactive.
    • Modern teaching techniques use technology.
    • The conference discussed new teaching approaches.

    Synonymsdidacticsinstructionpedagogytuition

Forms
  • teachings plural form
  • teachings' possessive plural form
  • teaching's possessive singular form
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verb

teach/tiːtʃ/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по передаче знаний или навыков кому-либо посредством обучения или примера.

A verb used to indicate the act of imparting knowledge or skill to someone by instruction or example.

irregular verb

  1. Impart knowledgeA1formal

    To give systematic instruction to someone, especially in a school or college.

    ruОбучать

    • She teaches mathematics at the university.
    • My father taught me how to ride a bike.
    • The professor teaches history to first-year students.

    Synonymscoachdrilledifyeducateenlighteninforminstructschooltraintutor

    Antonymslearn

  2. Instruct or trainA1formal

    To show someone how to do something or how to behave.

    ruОбучать

    • He taught his dog to fetch the newspaper.
    • They taught us the rules of the game.
    • Grandma taught me how to bake cookies.

    Synonymscoacheducateguideinstructprepareschooltraintutor

    Antonymslearn

  3. Cause to learnB1formal

    To cause someone to learn or understand something by experience or example.

    ruНаучить

    • Experience taught him to be more careful.
    • The mistake taught her a valuable lesson.
    • Time will teach you patience.

    Synonymscoachedifyeducateenlightenindoctrinateinstructschooltraintutor

Forms
  • taught past participle
  • taught past simple
  • teaching present participle
  • teaches third person singular
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