tutor

• Substantivo que designa a pessoa que dá aulas individuais ou em grupo, orienta e oferece apoio acadêmico a um estudante.

A noun referring to a person who provides individual or small-group instruction, guidance, or academic support to a student.

1. Private teacherA2formal

   A person who gives individual or small group instruction, especially in a specific subject.

   Professor particular

   • She hired a math tutor for her son.
   • The tutor helped him prepare for the exam.
   • He works as a private tutor in English.

   Sinônimoscoacheducatorinstructormentorpreceptorteacher

2. University teacherB1formalbritish

   A teacher at a university or college who guides students in their studies, often in small groups.

   Professor tutor

   • The tutor assigned a new essay topic for the seminar.
   • Students meet with their tutor once a week.
   • My tutor advised me on which courses to take.

   Sinônimosacademiccoachdoneducatorinstructorlecturerpreceptorteacher

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de ensinar ou dar instruções a uma pessoa ou a um pequeno grupo, frequentemente de forma particular ou em uma matéria especializada.

A verb used to indicate the act of teaching or giving instruction to an individual or small group, often privately or in a specialized subject.

1. Teach or instructB1formal

   To give individual or small group instruction to someone, especially in a specific subject.

   Ensinar

   • She tutors students in mathematics after school.
   • He was hired to tutor the child in English.
   • They tutor at-risk youth in the community center.

   Sinônimoscoachdrilleducateguideinstructmentorprepareschoolteachtrain

2. Guide or coachB2formal

   To provide guidance, support, or coaching to help someone improve a skill or achieve a goal.

   Orientar

   • The senior employee tutored the new hire on company procedures.
   • She tutors aspiring writers on how to structure their novels.
   • He tutored the team on effective communication strategies.

   Sinônimoscoachdrilleducateguideinstructmentorteachtrain

   Antônimosabandonignoremisleadneglect