词组 | coach |
释义 | coach /kəʊtʃ $ koʊtʃ/ noun 1. someone who trains a person or team in a sportadjectives/nouns + coacha football/basketball/tennis etc coach Jody became the women’s basketball coach.the head coach Jim was head coach of the Dallas Mavericks.an assistant coach He took a job as an assistant coach at the college.the team coach He’s the youth team coach.the national coach (=for a country’s team) Davies was the national coach in the World Cup.a professional coach The tennis club has a professional coach.a top coach He’s one of America’s top coaches.2. a bus used for long journeysverbsgo/travel by coach We travelled by coach to London.get on/get off a coach A group of tourists were getting on the coach.board a coach formal (=get on one) When everyone was there, we boarded the coach for the journey home.adjectives/nouns + coachan express coach (=one that does not stop often) There is an express coach service to the airport.an air-conditioned coach Travel is by air-conditioned coach.coach + nounsa coach trip The two-night coach trip to Paris will cost £149.a coach tour How about going on a coach tour around Europe this year?a coach excursion (=a relatively short coach journey to visit a place) There are coach excursions to the great classical site at Ephesus.a coach party (=a group of people who travel by coach) We’re organizing a coach party to the theatre.a coach driver He worked as a part-time coach driver.a coach station You will go from Victoria Coach Station to Amsterdam.a coach service Our express coach service goes to the South of France and Costa Brava.coach travel The advantage of coach travel is that it’s relatively cheap.prepositionsby coach The capital is just three hours away by coach.on a coach I didn’t like the idea of sitting on a coach for four hours.Coach is used with this meaning especially in British English. In American English, people usually say bus. |
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