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tutor

[too-ter, tyoo-] / ˈtu tər, ˈtyu- /




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I, for one, welcome a future in which I talk to my AI assistants throughout the day, and they handle my correspondence, calendars and to-do lists, while also serving as my coach, tutor and confidant.

From The Wall Street Journal

Setting a story in a public high school when she herself had only been homeschooled and tutored on set, for example, was a challenge.

From Los Angeles Times

“Instead of one big side gig, people build several small streams—consulting, tutoring, digital products, rentals, based on the skills they’ve acquired over their full-time working life.”

From Barron's

He grew up surrounded by privilege, educated by private tutors, and trained from a young age to defend the monarchy.

From BBC

The plan: To bring in a British tutor, who must speak with received pronunciation, to influence the baby right from the beginning.

From BBC