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Meaning teach meaning

What does teach mean?
Definitions in simple English

teach Verb

— To help someone learn something. To tell someone how to do something. Most parents try to teach their children to be nice. She taught in a high school for 25 years. Mr. Smith teaches grade-five English and history.

teach

— verb (= instruct) impart skills or knowledge to I taught them French He instructed me in building a boat — verb accustom gradually to some action or attitude The child is taught to obey her parents

Teach

— noun an English pirate who operated in the Caribbean and off the Atlantic coast of North America (died in 1718)

Synonyms teach synonyms

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teach English » English

instruct educate train show learn inform explain advise study preach guide direct coach tutor tell indoctrinate impart school point out habituate edify drill warn point pass on knowledge pass on lesson enlighten cultivate correct clarify admonish accustom tell to teaching relate to read prepare preach to order nurture moralize make known to lecture instructions initiate indicate inculcate impart knowledge imbue

Teach English » English

Thatch Edward Thatch Edward Teach Blackbeard

Topics teach topics

What do people use teach to talk about?
Person Life Stage of life Child

Rear a child
Language and thought Communication

Make speech
Language and thought

Teach

Conjugation teach conjugation

How do you conjugate teach?

teach · verb

Examples teach examples

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Simple sentences

If you like, I will teach you to play chess.
You can't teach an old dog new tricks.
If you teach me your language, I'll teach you mine.
I have to teach Mary English.
I want to teach you something.
What does Tom teach?
I'll teach you how to play chess.
You used to teach, right?
I can speak Czech quite well, too, and I will teach you Czech for free if you want.
I teach.
Parents teach children to speak, children teach parents to be silent.
Tom might have to teach French.
If you teach me how to dance, I will show you my hidden scars.
Teach me how you do it.
Teach me how it's done.
Teach me how to do it.
I'll teach you how to drive a car.
Will Mr Oka teach English?
Teach me some kanji, please.
To know a language is one thing, and to teach it is another.
Does Mr Ito teach history?
Did Mr Davis come to Japan to teach English?
Will you teach me how to play chess?
I will teach you to play chess.
They say you should consult the past if you want to learn about the future. History has a lot to teach us.
Would you teach me how to make cheese?
This book is designed to teach children how to read.
I want to teach history when I grow up.

Movie subtitles

Didn't Galchi teach you that it's bad to steal clothes?
You can teach her!
Teach us everything about what is in the Book of Mormon!
You've been trying to teach me something all along, haven't you?
I'm sorry that it took me so long to. realize what you were trying to teach me, Elder.
Well, if you don't, you need to join me for my week long marathon where I'm gonna teach you how to identify the symptoms, such as shortness of breath. heart palpitations, the urge to self-medicate with drugs and booze.
Teach me, teach me!
And if you weren't so busy trying to teach me some stupid lesson, none of this would have happened.
It means me wearing holes in the knees of my nylons trying to teach her how to shuffle on her bottom on the floor.
Oh, I'm gonna teach them a lesson tonight, boy.
But I'm sure there's someone here in town who could teach you to play.
Well, I'll have to teach you.
You can teach 'em a couple of things.
I can teach you Arabic.
Did they teach you how to make papooses?
Well done, Teach.
Don't mind him, Teach.
You can't teach the Freds of this world.
That's what they teach you here?
That'll teach him to pass a lady without tipping his hat.
I had to teach them a lesson.
He's always been king of his world, but we'll teach him fear.
That'll teach you to take on my buddy.
I'll teach you to steal!
I'll teach you how to live in this world.
Yet I wish I could meet him and have my way. I'd teach him a lesson.
We'll teach these dogs a lesson.
You know, there's still a lot that I can teach you.
Whee! Teach me, teach me!
It's basically the only reason I teach yoga any more, so I get to use my candles.
A man can't take all that rubbish they teach you seriously. after three years of shells and bombs.
Teach you to go out drinking.
I'll teach you to kick me!
I could teach you all sorts of things.
Try to break them in and teach them the spirit!
Like Tommy, you mean. Ever since he was a little kid, I've tried to teach him what's right. I don't know what else to do.
They'll at least take him from the gutter and teach him a useful trade.

News and current affairs

Had America really told others to bring in American banks to teach them about how to run their business?
The proper economic policy was to teach people to venerate the throne (so that they would respect property), the paternal hearth (so that they would not marry imprudently young), and the religious altar (so that they would fear pre-marital sex).
Science can help us to attain the life we want, but it cannot teach us what kind of life is worth wanting.
Sad to say, Japan continues to teach us that some of history's most painful episodes do repeat themselves.
Countries were told to follow the American model, use American auditing firms, bring in American entrepreneurs to teach them how to run their companies.
Modern history, however, did teach Asians that disunity led to European triumphs over them.
The decision by the US Federal Reserve and the US Treasury to teach the markets a lesson by allowing Lehman to fail was a disastrously bad call.
That is not because students lack interest: I teach a course at Sciences Po in Paris on the consequences of the crisis for financial markets, and the demand is overwhelming.
It can also teach many lessons.
The lifecycle of companies should teach governments that the secret of eternal youth is constant innovation - seizing opportunities and behaving like the dynamic, entrepreneurial companies that are defining today's world and shaping its future.
Instead, Greece should concentrate on activist policies that attract globally competitive firms, an area where Ireland has much to teach - and where Stiglitz has sensible things to say.
We judge leaders not only by the effectiveness of their actions, but also by the meanings that they create and teach.
If we can teach people what is best, Socrates and Plato seem to have thought, they will do it.
It took a worse catastrophe, a world-historical scourge, to teach these people a lesson.
If monarchs can teach their subjects to do so, then let us give at least one cheer for the remaining kings and queens.
But it would be rash to conclude that the interwar crisis has nothing to teach us. Quite the contrary.
Half of American children grow up with no civic education. Half of states no longer teach civics - the study of our Republic and how it works - in middle school.
Microsoft in Russia or Google in China teach us that capitalism is not ethical: it is only efficient.
Which leaders will teach the facts of life to the more extreme members of the Jewish diaspora in America?
If we can teach children to recognize what they have in common with those from other cultures, we can also help them to resist the prejudices of those who seek to distort the truth and divide people.
Economists teach the virtues of open trade because it benefits us - not because it benefits others.
In the aftermath of a major financial and economic crisis - which may yet be far from over - Chinese and Asians in general ask Europeans rather bluntly how we dare try to teach them lessons in financial capitalism.
What religion should teach us is not how to hate, but - to borrow again from Confucius - how to develop societies that look after and welcome the poor, the stranger, and the oppressed.
With, for example, China bullying the Philippines over possession of disputed islands in the South China Sea, the Confucius Institute that China established in Manila to teach Chinese culture can win only so much goodwill.
Hence choosing what is bad is a kind of error: people will do it only if they think that it is good. If we can teach people what is best, Socrates and Plato seem to have thought, they will do it.
With the election over, the debate itself has much to teach us about economics, economic policy, and media spin.

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