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1 ♦ teacher
♦ teacher /ˈti:tʃə(r)/n.insegnante; docente; professore, professoressa ( non di università); maestro, maestra: student teacher, insegnante tirocinante; qualified teacher, insegnante abilitato; the Latin teacher, l'insegnante di latino NOTA D'USO: - professor o teacher?-● teacher's post, posto d'insegnante; cattedra □ teacher trainer, formatore di docenti □ teacher training college, college per l'abilitazione all'insegnamento. -
2 teacher
['tiːtʃə(r)] 1.nome (in general) insegnante m. e f., docente m. e f.; (secondary) professore m. (-essa); (primary) maestro m. (-a); (special needs) educatore m. (-trice)2.* * *noun (a person who teaches, especially in a school.) insegnante* * *['tiːtʃə(r)] 1.nome (in general) insegnante m. e f., docente m. e f.; (secondary) professore m. (-essa); (primary) maestro m. (-a); (special needs) educatore m. (-trice)2. -
3 teacher **** teach·er n
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4 teacher's pet
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5 teacher training college
n(for primary schools) istituto magistrale, (for secondary schools) scuola universitaria per l'abilitazione all'insegnamento -
6 teacher certification
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7 teacher education
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8 teacher training
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9 teacher-training college
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10 -Parent-teacher meeting-
Education Parent-teacher meetingThere's a parent-teacher meeting tomorrow at 6.30. C'è un incontro scuola-famiglia domani alle 18:30.Can you make it? Ce la fai?I brought a letter home about the meeting the other day. L'altro giorno ho portato a casa una lettera che parlava dell'incontro.Do we have to make appointments with the teachers like last year? Dobbiamo prendere un appuntamento con gli insegnanti come l'anno scorso?It's first come first served this time. Questa volta funziona in base all'ordine di arrivo.Thursday is a problem for me, I'm working late. Giovedì per me è un problema, lavoro fino a tardi.I'll have a word with your dad when he gets in and see if he can go to the meeting. Ne parlo un attimo con papà quando torna e vediamo se può andare lui all'incontro. -
11 -professor o teacher?-
Nota d'usoIl sostantivo “professor” indica i docenti universitari in inglese americano, mentre in Gran Bretagna tale titolo è riservato ad alcuni accademici insigniti di questa onorificenza. L'insegnante di scuola secondaria è invece sempre chiamato “teacher”: Il mio professore di italiano è molto bravo, my Italian teacher is very good (non My Italian professor is very good). Quando si parla di un insegnante in particolare, a scuola si usa Mr (Mrs, Miss) + cognome: Il professor Marchi sta parlando con i genitori, Mr Marchi is talking to the parents. All'università invece si usano semplicemente i cognomi: Sei stato alla lezione del professor Olmi ieri?, did you attend Olmi's class yesterday? -
12 primary school teacher
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13 parent-teacher association n
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14 primary teacher
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15 schoolteacher school·teacher n
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16 student teacher
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17 supply teacher
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18 woman teacher
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19 school-teacher
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20 graduate teacher
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