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1 to train somebody to play a sport, to do a job better, or to improve a skill
coach somebody (in/for something)
Her father coached her for the Olympics.
coach somebody (to do something)
She has coached hundreds of young singers.
coach something
He coaches basketball and soccer.
2 coach somebody (in/for something) (especially British English)
to give a student extra teaching in a particular subject especially so that they will pass an exam
3 coach somebody (in/on something)
coach somebody (to do something)
to give somebody special instructions for what they should do or say in a particular situation
They believed the witnesses had been coached on what to say.
以上是牛津網路字典對coach當動詞的解釋供你參考

coach somebody (in/for something)
Her father coached her for the Olympics.
coach somebody (to do something)
She has coached hundreds of young singers.
coach something
He coaches basketball and soccer.
2 coach somebody (in/for something) (especially British English)
to give a student extra teaching in a particular subject especially so that they will pass an exam
3 coach somebody (in/on something)
coach somebody (to do something)
to give somebody special instructions for what they should do or say in a particular situation
They believed the witnesses had been coached on what to say.
以上是牛津網路字典對coach當動詞的解釋供你參考


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