coach
कोच
definition
adverb
flying coach
in economy class accommodations in an aircraft or train.
verb
they coached to Claude's dwelling
travel by coach.
he has coached the Edmeston Panthers for six years
train or instruct (a team or player).
noun
It was a wonderful sight to see because many of the guests arrived in horse-drawn coaches and carriages.
a horse-drawn carriage, especially a closed one.
Two of the added displays that the museum will now have room to exhibit are velvet cushion chairs from an early railroad coach and a large rail cutting saw.
a railroad car.
translation of 'coach'
शिक्षक,
चार पहिए की गाड़ी,
बगि या डिब्बा (रेल)
verb
सिखाना,
ट्रैंग करना,
पढ़ाना,
तैयार करना
noun
प्रशिक्षक,
आखेट-शिक्षक,
कोच,
गृह-शिक्षक,
बग्घी
example
None of the tutorial sessions are designed to 'coach' students for a standardized test.
Occasionally a big 'coach' drawn by four horses would come up the drive and pass around by me, this made me very happy.
So what, you ask, does a college basketball 'coach' know about the state of college football?
The recent National Lottery grant received by the club to train and 'coach' swimmers was welcomed by Mr Martin.
Nominations for the program must be submitted via each swimmer's club 'coach' .
I was not sure if they ever got to seat any 'coach' passengers who wanted dinner in the diner.
There were three seats on each side of the plane in 'coach' .
As many as 59 people were killed, seven of them unidentified, in the fire in the sleeper 'coach' of the train.
Jenny now works as an assistant women's 'coach' at the University of Oklahoma.
I think the only time I've ever been to Birmingham was on an evening 'coach' journey for a school theatre trip, probably twenty years ago.
The 'coach' trip to the Lake district and Scotland is now completely booked out.
Tutors usually taught in their own homes, but rich families would invite teachers to their residences to 'coach' their children.
a football 'coach'
It's very difficult to 'coach' players of such varying ages and experience within a team, so the way you approach it is very important.
In later years she was a 'coach' and teacher, as well as a stager of ballets.
Another member of the congregation is believed to have been on the 'coach' trip.
Much of my success in 1998 came from the lessons and training program my 'coach' provided me.
Horse-drawn 'coach' rides throughout town are also a popular activity for tourists.
We normally ride 'coach' and bring along some extra padding to make the seats more comfortable.
She was allowed to sit at the front on the 'coach' journey home, on her own, with the rest of the class huddled together in the back three rows.
The attorney representing the woman tried his best to 'coach' the woman as instructed, and in an hour, the court reconvened.
He offered us a seat in 'coach' with a refund of our sleeping car fee, but we were not interested in that.
They hired a football 'coach' who had been at a big school, but had a mediocre record.
In Mr Smith's letter he pointed out that many well-known 'coach' tour operators were passing through Sligo without stopping.
His wife, Kelly, keeps busy as an English teacher and 'coach' at Oakdale High School.
Money apparently can't buy you love or a decent acting 'coach' .
One does not sit in a first-class 'coach' if the train ticket is for a second-class seat.
He was also hired by New Albany High School in the autumn of 1913 to teach Spanish, Physics and Mathematics and to 'coach' basketball.
I 'coach' a junior high team and we have a problem with the scores being very one sided.
His mother Judy, the former national tennis 'coach' , chaperones him to tournaments and does his washing.
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