英语

tutor

gb/tˈutɚ/ us/tˈutɚ/
B1 英语
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名词 B1 entity
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Person who teaches one student

A person who teaches one student, or a very small group, usually to help them with a school subject.

用法模式: a tutor in [subject]; a tutor for [someone]
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse "tutor" with "teacher" and "professor". A tutor usually teaches one student or a very small group, often for extra help, while a teacher or professor usually teaches a whole class. Also, learners may say *"tutor of math"*; in natural English we say "tutor in math" or "math tutor".
近义词
private teacher (More descriptive phrase; slightly less common as a fixed term than "tutor".)
反义词
student (Describes the person being taught, the opposite role to a tutor.)
搭配
private tutor |math tutor |language tutor |online tutor |hire a tutor |after-school tutor
主题
education |school |work |core_vocabulary
例句
  • We hired a math tutor to help our son prepare for his exams.
  • As an English tutor, she works with three high school students after school.
  • The website lets you choose a tutor based on subject, price, and reviews.
  • He works as a private tutor while finishing his degree.
  • Finding a good language tutor made a huge difference to my speaking skills.
学习者例句
  • I meet my English tutor every Tuesday.
  • Her parents found a tutor to help with chemistry.
  • The tutor explains the homework very clearly.
  • He wants to be a math tutor when he is in college.
  • This app can connect you with a good tutor online.
动词 B2 action
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Teach someone as a tutor

To teach one person, or a very small group, usually to help them with a school subject.

用法模式: to tutor [someone] in [subject]
常见错误:
Learners sometimes say *"tutor to someone"* instead of "tutor someone". In English, we normally do not use a preposition after the verb: "She tutors me" (not *"tutors to me"*). Also, use "tutor someone in physics" rather than *"tutor someone of physics"*.
近义词
coach (Often used for test preparation or skills training; slightly more informal and goal-focused than "tutor".)
反义词
learn (Describes receiving knowledge, the opposite direction of teaching as a tutor.)
搭配
tutor students |tutor someone in math |tutor privately |tutor part-time |tutor online
主题
education |school |work |core_vocabulary
例句
  • She tutors high school students in chemistry after work.
  • He used to tutor me in French before I moved to Paris.
  • They volunteer to tutor children who are struggling with reading.
  • I’m looking for someone to tutor my daughter in piano theory.
  • During the summer, he tutors online to earn extra money.
学习者例句
  • My brother tutors two kids in math.
  • She tutored me in English before the exam.
  • I want to tutor students after I finish college.
  • He tutors children who find reading difficult.
  • They pay a teacher to tutor their son at home.
名词 formal C1 entity
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University teacher or adviser

At some universities, a teacher who meets with a small group of students, or one student, to teach and give advice.

用法模式: a tutor for [course / students]; a personal tutor
常见错误:
Learners may think this "tutor" is the same as a regular classroom teacher. In many UK universities, a tutor is not just any teacher but a specific academic who gives tutorials and personal academic advice. The phrase "personal tutor" is common in this sense.
近义词
supervisor (Used especially for guiding research; overlaps in role but does not always include small-group teaching.)
反义词
undergraduate (Represents the typical student receiving guidance from a university tutor, the opposite side of the relationship.)
搭配
personal tutor |college tutor |tutorial tutor |assigned tutor |tutor group
主题
education |university |work
例句
  • Each student is assigned a personal tutor in their first year.
  • My college tutor helped me choose the right modules for my degree.
  • If you have any academic concerns, speak to your tutor as soon as possible.
  • She works as a law tutor at an Oxford college.
  • The tutor meets the tutor group once a week to discuss study skills and welfare issues.
学习者例句
  • At this university, every student has a personal tutor.
  • My tutor advises me which classes to take.
  • You should email your tutor if you cannot attend the tutorial.
  • I spoke to my tutor about changing my course.
  • Her tutor is responsible for a small group of first-year students.
语法
词典原形
tutor
IPA
GB/tˈutɚ/
US/tˈutɚ/
音节与重音
tu - tor (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (tu)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: tutor
  • Plural: tutors
Verb
  • Base: tutor
  • 3rd Person Singular: tutors
  • Present Participle: tutoring
  • Past: tutored
词族
Forms
tutors noun tutoring verb tutored verb
Core family
tutorial noun A2
Related words
tuition noun B2 tutee noun
Negative and opposite forms
untutored adjective
Advanced or less common
tutelage noun
相关表达

home tutor

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/hˈoʊm tˈutɚ/
fixed phrase

Tutor who teaches at home

A tutor who comes to a student’s home, or teaches at home, instead of at school.

例句
  • They arranged for a home tutor while their daughter was recovering from surgery.
  • The company sends a home tutor to families who request extra lessons.

online tutor

1
/ˈɔnlˌaɪn tˈutɚ/
fixed phrase

Tutor who teaches via internet

A tutor who teaches students using video calls or other internet tools.

例句
  • I found an online tutor to help me practice speaking Spanish.
  • Many online tutors work with students from all over the world.

peer tutor

1
/pˈɪɹ tˈutɚ/
fixed phrase

Student who tutors other students

A student who helps other students learn, usually in the same school or university.

例句
  • The school pays older students to work as peer tutors in the after‑school program.
  • Being a peer tutor helped him understand the material more deeply.

personal tutor

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/pˈɚsənəl tˈutɚ/
fixed phrase formal

Assigned academic adviser at university

At some universities, a teacher who is responsible for giving you advice about your studies and meeting you in small tutorials.

例句
  • If you are worried about your grades, talk to your personal tutor.
  • New students will meet their personal tutor during the first week of term.

private tutor

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/pɹˈaɪvɪt tˈutɚ/
fixed phrase

Tutor who teaches privately

A tutor who teaches one person, or a very small group, usually for money and not in a normal school class.

例句
  • They hired a private tutor to help their son with English.
  • As a private tutor, she sets her own hours and prices.

tutor group

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/tˈutɚ ɡɹˈup/
fixed phrase formal

Group assigned to one tutor

A small group of students who regularly meet the same tutor for guidance or tutorial sessions.

例句
  • All students must attend a weekly meeting with their tutor group.
  • She is responsible for a tutor group of fifteen first‑year students.

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