teach 音標拼音: [t'itʃ]
vt . 教,講授,教導,教育
vi . 教書,教學,被講授
教,講授,教導,教育教書,教學,被講授
Teach n 1 :
an English pirate who operated in the Caribbean and off the Atlantic coast of North America (
died in 1718 ) [
synonym :
{
Teach }, {
Edward Teach }, {
Thatch }, {
Edward Thatch },
{
Blackbeard }]
v 1 :
impart skills or knowledge to ; "
I taught them French "; "
He instructed me in building a boat " [
synonym : {
teach }, {
learn },
{
instruct }]
2 :
accustom gradually to some action or attitude ; "
The child is taught to obey her parents "
Teach \
Teach \ (
t [=
e ]
ch ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Taught } (
t [
add ]
t );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Teaching }.] [
OE .
techen ,
imp .
taughte ,
tahte ,
AS .
t [=
ae ]
cean ,
imp .
t [=
ae ]
hte ,
to show ,
teach ,
akin to t [=
a ]
cn token .
See {
Token }.]
1 .
To impart the knowledge of ;
to give intelligence concerning ;
to impart ,
as knowledge before unknown ,
or rules for practice ;
to inculcate as true or important ;
to exhibit impressively ;
as ,
to teach arithmetic ,
dancing ,
music ,
or the like ;
to teach morals .
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If some men teach wicked things ,
it must be that others should practice them . --
South .
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2 .
To direct ,
as an instructor ;
to manage ,
as a preceptor ;
to guide the studies of ;
to instruct ;
to inform ;
to conduct through a course of studies ;
as ,
to teach a child or a class . "
He taught his disciples ." --
Mark ix .
31 .
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The village master taught his little school .
--
Goldsmith .
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3 .
To accustom ;
to guide ;
to show ;
to admonish .
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I shall myself to herbs teach you . --
Chaucer .
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They have taught their tongue to speak lies . --
Jer .
ix .
5 .
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Note :
This verb is often used with two objects ,
one of the person ,
the other of the thing ;
as ,
he taught me Latin grammar .
In the passive construction ,
either of these objects may be retained in the objective case ,
while the other becomes the subject ;
as ,
I was taught Latin grammar by him ;
Latin grammar was taught me by him .
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Syn :
To instruct ;
inform ;
inculcate ;
tell ;
guide ;
counsel ;
admonish .
See the Note under {
Learn }.
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Teach \
Teach \,
v .
i .
To give instruction ;
to follow the business ,
or to perform the duties ,
of a preceptor .
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And gladly would he learn ,
and gladly teach . --
Chaucer .
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The priests thereof teach for hire . --
Micah iii .
11 .
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46 Moby Thesaurus words for "
teach ":
broaden the mind ,
catechize ,
civilize ,
coach ,
communicate ,
demonstrate ,
direct ,
discipline ,
drill ,
edify ,
educate ,
enlighten ,
exercise ,
give instruction ,
give lessons in ,
ground ,
guide ,
illumine ,
impart ,
implant ,
inculcate ,
indoctrinate ,
inform ,
instill ,
instruct ,
instruction ,
lesson ,
open the eyes ,
practice ,
prepare ,
rear ,
reeducate ,
school ,
schooling ,
set right ,
sharpen the wits ,
show ,
show how ,
teach a lesson ,
teach the rudiments ,
teaching ,
train ,
training ,
tuition ,
tutelage ,
tutor
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