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Definition of teach
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of teach is as below...
Teach (v. t.) To
impart
the
knowledge
of; to give
intelligence
concerning;
to
impart,
as
knowledge
before
unknown,
or rules for
practice;
to
inculcate
as true or
important;
to
exhibit
impressively;
as, to teach
arithmetic,
dancing,
music,
or the like; to teach
morals..
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Moral
::
Moral (n.) The inner
meaning
or
significance
of a
fable,
a
narrative,
an
occurrence,
an
experience,
etc.; the
practical
lesson
which
anything
is
designed
or
fitted
to
teach;
the
doctrine
meant to be
inculcated
by a
fiction;
a
maxim..
Talmudist
::
Talmudist
(n.) One
versed
in the
Talmud;
one who
adheres
to the
teachings
of the
Talmud.
Brownism
::
Brownism
(n.) The views or
teachings
of
Robert
Brown of the
Brownists.
Doctrine
::
Doctrine
(n.) That which is
taught;
what is held, put forth as true, and
supported
by a
teacher,
a
school,
or a sect; a
principle
or
position,
or the body of
principles,
in any
branch
of
knowledge;
any tenet or
dogma;
a
principle
of
faith;
as, the
doctrine
of
atoms;
the
doctrine
of
chances..
Selfish
::
Selfish
(a.)
Believing
or
teaching
that the chief
motives
of human
action
are
derived
from love of self.
Schooling
::
Schooling
(n.)
Compensation
for
instruction;
price or
reward
paid to an
instructor
for
teaching
pupils.
Docibleness
::
Docibleness
(n.)
Aptness
for being
taught;
teachableness;
docility.
Erudiate
::
Erudiate
(v. t.) To
instruct;
to
educate;
to
teach.
Master
::
Master
(n.) A male
person
having
another
living
being so far
subject
to his will, that he can, in the main,
control
his or its
actions;
--
formerly
used with much more
extensive
application
than now. (a) The
employer
of a
servant.
(b) The owner of a
slave.
(c) The
person
to whom an
apprentice
is
articled.
(d) A
sovereign,
prince,
or
feudal
noble;
a
chief,
or one
exercising
similar
authority.
(e) The head of a
household.
(f) The male head of a
school
or
college.
(g) A male
teacher.
(h) The
direct
Inculcation
::
Inculcation
(n.) A
teaching
and
impressing
by
frequent
repetitions.
Instruction
::
Instruction
(n.) The act of
instructing,
teaching,
or
furnishing
with
knowledge;
information..
Evectics
::
Evectics
(n.) The
branch
of
medical
science
which
teaches
the
method
of
acquiring
a good habit of body.
Practice
::
Practice
(v. t.) To teach or
accustom
by
practice;
to
train.
Edify
::
Edify (v. i.) To teach or
persuade.
Precept
::
Precept
(v. t.) To teach by
precepts.
Tell
::
Tell (v. t.) To give
instruction
to; to make
report
to; to
acquaint;
to
teach;
to
inform.
Crystallography
::
Crystallography
(n.) The
doctrine
or
science
of
crystallization,
teaching
the
system
of forms among
crystals,
their
structure,
and their
methods
of
formation..
Professorship
::
Professorship
(n.) The
office
or
position
of a
professor,
or
public
teacher..
Doctor
::
Doctor
(n.) An
academical
title,
originally
meaning
a men so well
versed
in his
department
as to be
qualified
to teach it.
Hence:
One who has taken the
highest
degree
conferred
by a
university
or
college,
or has
received
a
diploma
of the
highest
degree;
as, a
doctor
of
divinity,
of law, of
medicine,
of
music,
or of
philosophy.
Such
diplomas
may
confer
an
honorary
title
only..
Pace
::
Pace (v. t.) To
develop,
guide,
or
control
the pace or paces of; to teach the pace; to break in..
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