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1 가정교사
n. private tutor, teacher that teaches students privately according to their own pace and ability -
2 공자
n. Confucius, (551?-478? BC) Chinese philosopher and teacher who founded Confucianism -
3 교권
n. authority, teacher's authority -
4 교사
n. teacher, instructor, professor -
5 교원
n. schoolteacher, teacher in a school -
6 교육가
n. educator, teacher -
7 군사부일체
n. king, teacher and father are united in heart -
8 랍비
n. rabbi, Jewish teacher or scholar, Jewish religious leader -
9 물라
n. mullah, teacher or learned man of the sacred Islamic law; regional judge (Turkish) -
10 불타
adv. afire--------n. Buddha, Indian religious leader and the founder of Buddhism (c.563-c.483 BC); Indian spiritual teacher, person who has reached full enlightenment -
11 사도
n. private road; apostle, one who advances an important cause or idea, confucian morality; vice, fault in one's personal character; duty of teacher; gentlemanship -
12 사범
n. master, teacher, educator, instructor; crime, illegal act, offense -
13 사부님
n. instructor, teacher, educator, one who instructs -
14 선생
n. teacher, master, instructor -
15 선생님
n. teacher, instructor -
16 세쿼이아
n. Sequoyah, Cherokee Indian teacher who developed a written alphabet for the Cherokee language in 1821 (c.1770-1843) -
17 수사학자
n. rhetorician, teacher of rhetoric; orator, expert in the art of eloquent speech; one who uses eloquent or bombastic language (esp. when he has nothing important to say) -
18 전임 강사
instructor, teacher, educator, one who instructs -
19 플라톤
n. Platon, (427 BC-347 BC) Greek philosopher, student of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle (famous for his work "The Republic")
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