teach
/titʃ/ v [I/T] (past tense and past participle taught /tɔt/)Definition
› to instruct or train someone or give someone knowledge of something: [I] I taught for a few years before becoming a lawyer. [T] He taught his children English/taught English to his children. teach school › To teach school is to have a job instructing children in a school. teaching /ˈti·tʃɪŋ/ n [C/U] › [U] I enjoy teaching, but it can be exhausting.
(Definition of teach v from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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