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tutelage

/ˈtjuː.tɪ.lɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus d'enseignement ou de mentorat individuel, souvent assuré par un précepteur privé, ou l'état de se trouver sous la direction et la protection de quelqu'un.

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noun

/ˈtjuː.tɪ.lɪdʒ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le processus d'enseignement ou de mentorat individuel, souvent assuré par un précepteur privé, ou l'état de se trouver sous la direction et la protection de quelqu'un.

A noun referring to the act of teaching or instructing someone individually, often by a private tutor, or the state of being under someone's guidance and protection.

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  1. Individual instructionC1formal

    The act of teaching or guiding someone, especially on a one-to-one basis, often by a private tutor.

    frTutorat individuel

    • The young prince received his education under the tutelage of a renowned scholar.
    • Her musical skills flourished under the tutelage of a master pianist.
    • He studied painting under the tutelage of a famous artist.

    Synonymescoachingguidanceinstructiontuitiontutoring

  2. Protection or guardianshipC1formal

    The state of being under the care, protection, or supervision of someone responsible for one's safety.

    frTutelle (protection, garde)

    • The orphaned children were placed under the tutelage of their aunt.
    • The project was completed under the tutelage of an experienced manager.
    • The young athlete trained under the tutelage of a former champion.

    Synonymesaegiscarechargecustodyguardianshipguidancekeepingpatronageprotectionsupervision

    Antonymesautonomyfreedomindependenceself-determinationself-reliance

Formes
  • tutelages plural form
  • tutelages' possessive plural form
  • tutelage's possessive singular form
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