tutor in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tutor in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.tutor [Am ˈt(j)udər, Brit ˈtjuːtə] N

1. tutor (private teacher):

tutor

profesor m particular / profesora f particular

2. tutor (at university):

tutor Brit

tutor m / tutora f (profesor que supervisa el trabajo de un estudiante)

attr group tutor

grupo m de tutoría

3. tutor (book):

tutor

método m

II.tutor [Am ˈt(j)udər, Brit ˈtjuːtə] VB trans (teach)

tutor (privately)

darle clases particulares a

tutor (at university) Brit

darle clases a

to tutor sb in Greek

darle clases de griego a alguien

I was tutored in Greek by Dr Jones

el Dr Jones fue mi profesor de griego or me dio clases de griego

III.tutor [Am ˈt(j)udər, Brit ˈtjuːtə] VB intr

tutor

dar clases

tutor

dictar clases LatAm form

admission tutor N

admission tutor

encargado de las admisiones en una institución académica esp de una universidad

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senior tutor

profesor tutor a cargo de los planes de enseñanaza

Translations for tutor in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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preceptor

private tutor

tutor (tutora) SCHOOL, UNIV

course tutor

tutor (tutora) SCHOOL, UNIV

tutor

tutor (tutora) SCHOOL, UNIV

tutor

tiene un profesor particular

he has a private tutor

preparar (para un examen)

to tutor

tutor in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tutor in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.tutor [ˈtju:təʳ, Am ˈtu:t̬ɚ] N SCHOOL, UNIV

1. tutor:

tutor (private teacher)

profesor(a) m (f) particular

tutor (at home)

preceptor(a) m (f)

2. tutor Brit (supervising teacher):

tutor

tutor(a) m (f)

II.tutor [ˈtju:təʳ, Am ˈtu:t̬ɚ] VB trans SCHOOL, UNIV

to tutor sb (in sth)

dar clases particulares a alguien (de algo)

Translations for tutor in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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acudiente

tutor

preceptor(a)

tutor

ayo (-a)

tutor

pasante

tutor

tutor(a)

tutor

repetidor(a)

tutor (who prepares students for resit examinations)

tutor Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to tutor sb (in sth)

dar clases particulares a alguien (de algo)

tutor (who prepares students for resit examinations)

repetidor(a)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

All that time she continued to educate herself, reading books, exchanging letters, and being tutored herself.

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The man was tutored to demoralise our men.

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This attack on a time-hallowed piece of college discipline brought a demand for his resignation as assistant tutor.

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He has been a tutor at summer camps.

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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.

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The third floor houses the student services center which includes the tutor center, math center, writing center, disability services, and counseling services, among others.

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Typically, they take the form of an animated person which plays the part of a tutor or exemplar such as a historical figure.

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Keeping up with the promise, the parents supported a village tutor for local children.

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She has worked as an elementary school teacher and private tutor.

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The father searches out the best possible tutors.

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