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coach

UK
/kəʊtʃ/
US
/koʊtʃ/

Translations

coachnoun
coaches
pl
UK
/kəʊtʃ/
US
/koʊtʃ/
classe économiqueDans le transport aérien.
Despite the long flight, the passengers in coach were comfortable and well-served.
Malgré le long vol, les passagers en classe économique étaient confortables et bien servis.
The coach devised a new strategy to help the team win the championship.
L’entraîneur a élaboré une nouvelle stratégie pour aider l’équipe à remporter le championnat.
We traveled to the city in a coach, enjoying the scenic views along the way.
Nous sommes allés en autocar à la ville, en profitant des paysages tout au long du trajet.
Additional translations
voitureDans le sens ferroviaire.
carrosseSens historique ou littéraire.
coachAnglicisme employé surtout dans le domaine du sport et du développement personnel.
Synonyms
guide
instructor
tutor
mentor
educator
facilitator
conductor
trainer
coachverb
coached
Past Simple
coached
Past Participle
coaching
Gerund
UK
/kəʊtʃ/
US
/koʊtʃ/
She was hired to coach the local soccer team.
Elle a été engagée pour entraîner l’équipe locale de football.
Additional translations
coacherAnglicisme courant dans le domaine professionnel et du développement personnel.
préparer
Synonyms
prepare
tutor
advise
train
instruct
teach
mentor
guide
coachadjective
UK
/kəʊtʃ/
US
/koʊtʃ/
Used attributively to describe economy-class travel or items related to it (coach seat, coach ticket).
économiqueRelatif à la classe économique.
They always look for coach fares to keep travel costs low.
Ils recherchent toujours des tarifs économiques pour réduire les frais de voyage.

Definitions

coachnoun
A person who trains and instructs athletes or sports teams.
The coach devised a new strategy to help the team win the championship.
A large, comfortable bus used for long journeys.
We traveled to the city in a coach, enjoying the scenic views along the way.
A private tutor who gives additional instruction.
She hired a coach to help her improve her math skills before the exam.
A railway carriage, especially one for passengers.
The train consisted of several coaches, each filled with eager travelers.
An economy class section in an aircraft.
Despite the long flight, the passengers in coach were comfortable and well-served.
A covered, usually four-wheeled, horse-drawn carriage for passengers.
The royal couple toured the city in a gilded coach drawn by six horses.
coachverb
To train or instruct a person or team in a particular sport or skill.
She was hired to coach the local soccer team.
To give someone advice or instruction in order to improve their performance or skills.
He coached her on how to deliver a more effective presentation.
To prepare someone for a specific task or event by providing guidance and support.
The teacher coached the students for the upcoming debate competition.
coachadjective
Relating to or characteristic of the economy-class section of commercial passenger transport.
They always look for coach fares to keep travel costs low.
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