Coach

Meaning

Noun

●

power.

●

In Australian English, British English, Rail transportation, People & Vehicles:

, either

by a

or part of a

unit.

●

In Oxford University English, Occupations & People:

trainer

or instructor.

●

In Australian English & British English:

long-distance

, or

privately

hired

, bus.

●

In Nautical:

The forward part of the

under the

of a

; the fore-cabin under the

quarter

deck

●

In American English & People:

The part of a

for those

the lower

; the

section.

●

In American English & People:

The lower-fare service whose

this part of the

;

class.

Verb

●

In Sports:

To train.

●

instruct

; to train.

●

To study under a tutor.

●

travel

in a

coach

(sometimes

coach

it).

●

convey

in a coach.

Adv

●

In American English & People:

Via the part of a

for those

the lower

; via the

section.

Sourced from

Wiktionary

Origin

coach

English

coche

Middle French (ca. 1400-1600)

Kutsche

German

kocsi

Hungarian

Sourced from

Etym

Rhymes

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Coach

Meaning

Noun

Verb

Adv

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