el
masculine
/instɾukˈtoɾ/
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Translation
instructor
Word origin
From Latin instructor, from instruere ('to build, to arrange, to teach'), from in plus struere ('to pile up, to build'). English 'instruct' and 'structure' share the root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- instructor
- English cognates
- instruct, structure
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralinstructores
Examples
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The instructor taught us to swim in two weeks.
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Our driving instructor is very patient.
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Who is the instructor of the yoga course?
repitió instrucciones .
The instructor calmly repeated the instructions.
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He works as an instructor at a sailing school.
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