Meaning
A person who trains a sports team, or who helps someone get better at a skill.
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Word origin
From Hungarian kocsi, a cart from the town of Kocs. The teaching sense came later, from the idea of carrying a student along.
- Origin
- Hungarian
- Root
- kocsi
Grammar
Examples
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A coach trains a sports team.
singing .
A coach can help with any skill.
Britain .
The word "coach" carries this second meaning too.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 15, lesson 1: coach, introduce, necessary and 7 more words.