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mentor English

Meaning mentor meaning

What does mentor mean?
Definitions in simple English

mentor Noun

— A mentor is a wise and trusted guide and adviser. Some students use a mentor to help them through their first year of college.

mentor Verb

— To mentor is to guide someone, like a teacher. You have never fished before? I will mentor you on how to do it.

mentor

— noun a wise and trusted guide and advisor — verb serve as a teacher or trusted counselor The famous professor mentored him during his years in graduate school She is a fine lecturer but she doesn't like mentoring

Synonyms mentor synonyms

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mentor English » English

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Topics mentor topics

What do people use mentor to talk about?
Language and thought Want Influence

Advise

Conjugation mentor conjugation

How do you conjugate mentor?

mentor · verb

Examples mentor examples

How do I use mentor in a sentence?

Simple sentences

It helps a young man find his place in the world if he has a mentor.
I should have looked more attentively. I have a very kind mentor, but I cause him a lot of work.
I'm Tom's mentor.
Tom is my mentor and friend.
Tom is Mary's mentor.
Tom was my mentor.
Tom is my mentor.
Tom was Mary's mentor.
You know your old once students less and less choose you as their mentor.
I was Tom's mentor.

Movie subtitles

I prefer mentor.
Enough, Mentor, enough His rage is just, even though it is useless.
Persuaded by Priest Takuan his mentor, he travels in search of knowledge to complete his characters as a respectable samurai and to further polish his skill.
And you, too, Mr Flint, as a mentor, even as a father. There was not enough time for her to adjust to the awful power and contradictions of her new-found emotions.
But I've got you, doctor. My mentor. My guardian angel.
Mentor Chiu.
Oh, a dear friend, he was my mentor.
How could I have failed to have the most helpless crush on such a generous mind and life-enlarging mentor?
On the anniversary of his appearance on the show. Rupert Pupkin told a gathering of reporters. he still considers Jerry Langford. his friend and mentor.
The death of his mentor and friend had taken its toll on Holmes.
And it's like she wants to be my mentor, which is exactly what I needed.
Tomorrow, Raymond my friend and mentor, will testify he thinks I'm guilty.
That's bad enough, but they've also lost the opportunity. to find out about their mentor. and I'm sure that hurts them more than anything else.
General Blanco was my mentor, sir.
So my old mentor has no more wit than the rest of them, eh?
An exacting mentor.
My mentor, my counselor, my only friend.
I almost considered him my mentor on the subject.
And you too, Mr. Flint. As a mentor, even as a father.
Yet, the Rouge, as my mentor, and I were preternaturally close.
He was my mentor.
I know that Stubborn was once your mentor. You don't feel that it's right to fight him.
A mentor for a day is a father figure for life.
Mentor, I beg you.
Long live our Professor, our mentor and our friend!
A mutual friend introduced me to Charlotte. and, ah, she's been something of a mentor.
How could I've failed to have the most helpless crush on such. a generous mind and life enlarging mentor?
And you, too, Mr Flint, as a mentor, even as a father.
This was part of a systematic program which Humason and his mentor, the astronomer Edwin Hubble were pursuing to measure the Doppler shift of light from the most distant galaxies then known.
A mentor, an advisor perhaps.
Peri, he's my old friend and mentor, the master of Jaconda.
My mentor.
He's my teacher and mentor.
What is he, your mentor?
Of course, you know, Sir Arthur, he'll need a mentor.
He was. You were, are a mentor, another father to me.
I Ioved him as a client and as a mentor and as a friend.

News and current affairs

Many have singled out German Chancellor Angela Merkel for failing to promote a vision of Europe similar to that of her predecessor and mentor, Helmut Kohl.
The key to improving police operations is to embed more US and allied police officers in the police force to mentor Iraqi officers.
George W. Bush has done more to wreck US economic policy than any other President in American history, exceeding even his mentor, Ronald Reagan.
He amply deserved the rare accolade accorded to him by his long-time mentor and friend, the late Milton Friedman (himself a Nobel laureate who, like Becker, transformed economists' thinking in many areas).
Khrushchev denounced his mentor, Stalin.
After all, Milosevic's critics and political rivals such as the journalist Slavko Curuvija and Milosevic's former mentor, Ivan Stambolic, were assasinated by Serb police agents, who also tried three times to murder the opposition leader Vuk Draskovic.
This is the sort of trick that Hollande's mentor, Mitterrand, was able to pull off.
The idea that one must somehow supplant one's mentor, cast the previous generation out into the wilderness, and make oneself the leader of the pack seems to obsess men.
For example, Hu has decided to honor the memory of his mentor, former General Secretary Hu Yaobang, in order to burnish his aura as a reformist.
But, in many ways, Hu Jintao's tenure as the head of the fourth generation of Communist leaders, which began when he became party secretary in 2002, differs sharply from that of his mentor.
He is cut from the same cloth as his mentor, Zhu.
The career of his political mentor, Menachem Begin, demonstrated that distorted analogies between past and present can inspire irresponsible policies.
Livni herself, like other ex-Likudniks - including her mentor, Ariel Sharon - cool-headedly read the map.
Hu Jintao may have made a genuflection to his more liberal mentor, but in the two decades since the elder Hu's fall from power, even as private space has expanded, China has become a politically far less open society.
The key to improving police operations is to embed more US and allied police officers in the police force to mentor Iraqi officers. Mentors provide on-the-job training.
Schmidt remained a mentor to the German people for decades after leaving active politics.
The low-key Shanghai party boss is acceptable to Hu partly because the elder Xi was a comrade-in-arms of late liberal party chief Hu Yaobang, Hu's former mentor.
Conspicuously, notable figures on the Israeli right - among them Former Defense and Foreign Minister Moshe Arens, who is also a political mentor of Netanyahu, and Knesset Speaker Rubi Rivlin - mirror the Jordanians's position.

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