及物动词
1. John tutored the child in English.
约翰辅导那孩子学英语。
2. He tutored me in English.
他教我英语。
不及物动词
1. The boy is tutoring in arithmetic.
这男孩在家庭教师指导下学算术。
名词
1. His parents employed a tutor to teach him mathematics.
他的父母雇了一位家庭教师教他数学。
2. Her tutor teaches her at home.
她的家庭教师在家里教她。
1. 家庭教师：家庭教师(tutor)是具体的教学形式,不是所有人都能做的,普通的大学生不应该也不能随便做!是经过培训,实践后而成的.
2. 监护人：将亲权人(guardian)、监护人(tutor)、保佐人(curator)〖*38〗的意志加以归属,对二者来说都是同样容易的. 是否应允许为这种归属,或者是否应否认胎儿得行使法律权利,是任何法律体系都必须自为解决的一个重大问题. 罗马法和普通法上,
3. 家教：英语家教(tutor) 叔叔、阿姨你们好! 我是大学本科二年级的学生,在哈尔滨上学,因为自己酷爱English,且在英语学习方面稍有心得,所以在寒假期间补习小学、初中、高中英语,有意着请与我联系! 授课计划:(1)按学生要求进行语法、做题、讲解ect.(主要针
4. tutor：the important thoughts of three representatives; 教学
1. (英国大学或学院中的)导师;(某些美国大学或学院中的)助教
A tutor is a teacher at a British university or college. In some American universities or colleges, a tutor is a teacher of the lowest rank.
e.g. He is course tutor in archaeology at the University of Southampton...
他是南安普敦大学考古学课程导师。
e.g. Liam surprised his tutors by twice failing a second year exam.
利亚姆两次都没能通过大二的一门考试，这让他的导师们很吃惊。
2. tutor的意思
2. 家庭教师;私人教师
A tutor is someone who gives private lessons to one pupil or a very small group of pupils.
3. tutor的近义词
3. 教授;指导;辅导
If someone tutors a person or a subject, they teach that person or subject.
e.g. The old man was tutoring her in the stringed instruments.
那个老人在教她弹弦乐器。
e.g. ...at the college where I tutored a two-day Introduction to Chairmaking course...
在我曾教过为期两天的椅子制作入门课的那个学院
1. US female business English tutor, experienced at teaching senior business executives.
2. An experienced business English language tutor will help improve your business English speaking and writing skills with private lessons.
3. The actress claimed he went to her home and sent her letters stating he would like to tutor her son and daughter.
4. I was hired to tutor him in English, but that day he was schooling me in chess.
5. tutor是什么意思
5. This seed in He's childhood grew quietly and finally blossomed when he met the person who would become his tutor in Japan.
6. An Eastern District magistrate sentenced a former tutor to three months in jail after finding him guilty of hitting a student in class.
7. Direct communication with their potential tutor would allow students to better demonstrate their abilities.
8. Despite the ease with which he changed his religious belief, his tutor at the temple was actually quite cautious in accepting the foreign disciple.
9. It found the parents tend to hire foreign domestic helpers with high academic qualifications to " double up " as their children's English tutor.
10. The former student said the contract was for a job at a local company which did not exist and carried the signature of his tutor.
noun
1. tutor的翻译
1. a person who gives private instruction (as in singing, acting, etc.)
Synonym: coach private instructor
verb
1. be a tutor to someone
give individual instruction
e.g. She tutored me in Spanish
2. act as a guardian to someone