English
Bulgarian
I. tutor [ˈtjuːtəʳ, Am ˈtuːt̬ɚ] N
1. tutor (person helping students):
- tutor
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3. tutor Brit (supervising teacher):
- tutor
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- tutor
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4. tutor Am (assistant lecturer):
- tutor
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While employed as tutor to his uncle's children he devoted his leisure hours to engraving various pieces, which he afterwards published.
en.wikipedia.org All that time she continued to educate herself, reading books, exchanging letters, and being tutored herself.
en.wikipedia.org The father searches out the best possible tutors.
en.wikipedia.org Typically, they take the form of an animated person which plays the part of a tutor or exemplar such as a historical figure.
en.wikipedia.org She has worked as an elementary school teacher and private tutor.
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