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Definition of mentoring - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
guidanceproviding guidance and support to someone
- The mentoring program helps new employees feel welcome.
Noun
1.
educationguidance and support from an experienced person
- Mentoring can help new employees adjust quickly.
2.
career guidanceTECH. professional development through advice and trainingTECH.
- The company offers mentoring to all junior staff.
Expressions with mentoring
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organized plan where experienced people guide less experienced participants
The university runs a mentoring program for first-year students.
guidance provided by a mentor
The mentoring service helped her navigate her career path.
Origin of mentoring
Latin, mentor (wise advisor)
Terms with mentoring included in their meaning
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mentoring
act as a guardian or mentor
guided period
period during which mentoring occurs
mentoring
involving the act of making someone a disciple
reverse mentoring
advice or knowledge shared from younger to older
Examples of mentoring in a sentence
Her mentoring skills were appreciated by the interns. Mentoring is crucial for career development. The program offers mentoring to all students. Mentoring can significantly boost career growth. She benefited greatly from mentoring during her internship.
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- French:de mentorat, mentorat, ...
- German:mentoringbezogen, Mentoring, ...
- Italian:di guida, mentoring, ...
- Spanish:de mentoría, mentoreo, ...
- Portuguese:de mentoria, mentoria, ...
- Chinese:指导性的, 导师指导, ...
- Japanese:指導的な, メンタリング, ...
- Arabic:إِرشادي, إِرْشَاد, ...
- Hebrew:מְלַוֶּה, חֲנִיכָה, ...
- Russian:наставнический, наставничество, ...
- Ukrainian:наставницький, наставництво, ...
- Hindi:मार्गदर्शक, मार्गदर्शन, ...
Definition of mentor - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
guidance teachinggive advice, guidance, or teaching to someone you support
- She will mentor the new interns this summer.
Noun
guidance roleperson who teaches, gives advice, and supports with experience
- My mentor helped me choose the right career path.
Expressions with mentor
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search for someone to guide you
She decided to find a mentor to help her career.
Origin of mentor
Greek, Mentor (name of a character in 'The Odyssey')
Examples of mentor in a sentence
I volunteered to mentor first-year students this semester. He found a mentor during his first year at university. Her mentor reviewed each proposal before submission.
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- French:encadrer, mentor, ...
- German:mentoren, Mentor, ...
- Italian:guidare, mentore, ...
- Spanish:mentorear, mentor, ...
- Portuguese:orientar, mentor, ...
- Chinese:指导, 导师, ...
- Japanese:指導する, メンター, ...
- Arabic:أَرْشَدَ, مرشد, ...
- Hebrew:לְחַנֵּךְ, מֶנְטוֹר, ...
- Russian:наставлять, наставник, ...
- Ukrainian:наставляти, наставник, ...
- Hindi:मार्गदर्शन देना, मार्गदर्शक, ...
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