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Definition of coaching - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationthe act of training or instructing someone
- Coaching can improve team performance.
2.
sportsthe profession of being a coach
- She pursued coaching as a career.
Adjective
1.
guidanceproviding guidance or advice
- She attended a coaching session to improve her public speaking skills.
2.
sportspertaining to the style of a coach
- His coaching style is very motivational.
Expressions with coaching
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position where one trains and instructs athletes
He applied for the head coaching job at the university.
guidance to help people improve their lives or reach goals
She started life coaching to achieve her career goals.
feedback and advice for business effectiveness
The team received business coaching to boost their productivity.
professional advice to improve dating success and communication
She sought date coaching to feel more confident on dates.
cycle of hiring and firing coaches
The coaching carousel continues as another coach is let go.
group of coaches connected by mentorship
He is part of a famous coaching tree in football.
historical establishment providing lodging and refreshments for travelers and their horses
The weary travelers found respite at the old coaching inn along the highway..
place where travelers can rest and eat
The travelers stopped at the coaching house for the night.
Origin of coaching
French, coche (carriage)
Terms with coaching included in their meaning
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personal coaching
professional giving guidance to build skills for meeting romantic partners
coaching
father who coaches his child's soccer team
finance
money spent on teaching people skills through courses, programs or coaching
coaching
having been surpassed in coaching ability
sports
having been defeated due to better coaching
student coaching
tutor’s role or the practice of giving personal instruction
remote coaching
coaching remotely using telecommunications technology
Examples of coaching in a sentence
She received coaching to enhance her public speaking skills. Coaching requires patience and understanding. He found his passion in coaching young athletes. The coaching staff met to discuss strategies. He benefited greatly from the coaching advice. The coaching techniques were innovative and effective.
Her coaching approach focuses on individual strengths.
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- French:coaching, de coaching, ...
- German:Coaching, Anleitung, ...
- Italian:coaching, di orientamento, ...
- Spanish:entrenamiento, de orientación, ...
- Portuguese:coaching, de formação, ...
- Chinese:指导, 指导的, ...
- Japanese:コーチング, コーチングの, ...
- Arabic:تَدْرِيب, تَوْجِيهِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:אִימוּן, הַדְרָכְתִּי, ...
- Russian:коучинг, консультационный, ...
- Ukrainian:коучинг, наставницький, ...
- Hindi:प्रशिक्षण, सलाहकारी, ...
Definition of coach - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sportsperson who trains a sports team
- The coach led the team to victory.
2.
tutorUS person who gives private lessonsUS
- She hired a coach for math tutoring.
3.
trainUK railway car for passengersUK
- The coach was full of commuters.
4.
transportationUK large bus for long journeysUK
- We traveled to Paris by coach.
5.
travelUS economy section of a plane or trainUS
- We flew to New York in coach.
6.
carriageDated UK horse-drawn carriageDated UK
- The royal coach was used in the parade.
Verb
1.
sportstrain or instruct in sports or skills
- She coaches the local soccer team.
2.
educationUK give special teaching for exam preparationUK
- He coaches students for their final exams.
Images of coach
railway car for passengers 
large bus for long journeys 
horse-drawn carriage
Expressions with coach
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provide guidance to improve skills or performance
The manager coached up the new employees for better results.
achieve victory to honor the coach
The team vowed to win one for the coach.
spoil or break a rule, plan, or agreement by careless action
They drove a coach and horses through the new policy.
person who trains a basketball team
The basketball coach led the team to victory.
journey taken by bus
We went on a coach trip to the countryside.
mentor guiding football players
The football coach inspired young athletes to excel.
person in charge of a team, often in sports
The head coach made the final decision.
person who trains a hockey team
The hockey coach led the team to victory.
person who trains tennis players
The tennis coach helped her improve her serve.
coach who helps the head coach train and guide a team
The assistant coach focused on improving the players’ defensive skills.
person who guides others to improve strength, endurance, and overall physical health
The fitness coach designed a new workout plan for the team.
person who trains and leads players in organized competitive games
The team coach held an extra practice before the championship game.
economy seating in airplanes or trains
I booked a ticket in coach class for my flight.
person who drives a long-distance bus
The coach driver navigated the winding mountain roads with ease..
terminal serving long-distance bus passengers
The coach station was crowded with travelers.
professional giving guidance to build skills for meeting romantic partners
She hired a dating coach to feel confident before meeting new people.
travel by airplane in economy class
We decided to fly coach to save money.
professional helping clients with personal challenges or goals
A life coach helped her set and reach new goals.
professional providing emotional support during labor
She hired a birthing coach for emotional support during delivery.
service of transporting people by coach
The company offers coach transport across the country.
coach who trains baseball pitchers
The pitching coach helped improve his fastball.
section of a train for silent travel
The quiet coach was perfect for reading my book.
designated area for a coach during a sports event
The referee warned the coach to stay in the coach's box.
person who helps others stay sober
The sobriety coach helped him through his recovery journey.
Origin of coach
Hungarian, kocsi (carriage)
Examples of coach in a sentence
Our coach always motivates us before a big game. The coach helped her improve her piano skills. He works as a language coach for executives. The coach was delayed due to technical issues. Passengers boarded the coach at the last station. The coach was delayed due to traffic.
They booked a coach for the school trip. They booked coach for the overnight train. Coach passengers boarded after first class. The coach was beautifully decorated for the wedding. They traveled across the country in a vintage coach. He coaches young athletes in track and field. They coach the students in public speaking skills. She coaches her brother for the entrance exams. They coach students in mathematics for competitive tests.
View all translations of coach
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- French:entraîneur, entraîner, ...
- German:Trainer, trainieren, ...
- Italian:allenatore, allenare, ...
- Spanish:entrenador, entrenar, ...
- Portuguese:treinador, treinar, ...
- Chinese:教练, 训练, ...
- Japanese:コーチ, 指導する, ...
- Arabic:مدرب, دَرَّبَ, ...
- Hebrew:מְאַמֵּן, לְאַמֵּן, ...
- Russian:тренер, тренировать, ...
- Ukrainian:тренер, тренувати, ...
- Hindi:प्रशिक्षक, प्रशिक्षण देना, ...
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