teach
/tiːtʃ/ (bre, ipa) · /tiːtʃ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈtēch/ (ame, mw)
teach — 動詞
- teachpresent simple I / you / we / they
- teacheshe / she / it
- taughtpast simple
- teaching-ing form
1. to show or guide someone so they gain knowledge of a subject or learn a skill
教;教導
傳授知識或技能
to show or guide someone so they gain knowledge of a subject or learn a skill
Gabriel taught his younger brother to ride a bike last summer.
Gabriel 去年夏天教他弟弟騎腳踏車。
teach + person + to-infinitive
Their teacher teaches the class new English words every morning.
他們的老師每天早上教全班新的英文單字。
teach + person + [subject]
My mother taught me to make food at home when I was young.
我媽媽在我小時候教我在家做飯。
The game taught the children to play together as a group.
這個遊戲教孩子們如何以小組為單位一起合作。
Lukas taught his class that reading helps you learn new words.
Lukas 教他的班級說,閱讀有助於學習新單字。
- learn
the person receiving knowledge rather than giving it
文法句型
teach + [person] + [subject]
teach + [person] + to-infinitive
teach + [person] + how/why/what + to-infinitive
teach + [person] + that-clause
teach + [person] + [noun phrase]
用法筆記
This is the most common use of 'teach'. You can teach a person (teach someone), a subject (teach math), or both together (teach someone math). It can also be followed by how or what plus a to-infinitive (teach someone how to swim).
常見錯誤
2. to have the job of giving lessons to students at a school or similar institution
任教;教書
在學校擔任老師
to have the job of giving lessons to students at a school or similar institution
Arjun teaches at a big school in the city.
Arjun 在市區的一所大學校教書。
teach + at + [school]
Amelia teaches English to students from other countries in her class.
Amelia 在她的課堂上教來自其他國家的學生英文。
teach + [subject] + to + [group]
Takeshi taught at his old school for ten years before moving away.
Takeshi 在原來那所學校教了十年,後來才搬走。
Meera has been teaching at the same school since she moved here.
Meera 自從搬到這裡以來,就一直同一所學校任教。
- study
the student's action rather than the teacher's
文法句型
teach + at/in + [school or institution]
teach + [subject] + to + [group of students]
用法筆記
This sense is intransitive — it describes the job or role of being a teacher, not the act of giving a specific lesson. It is most often followed by at or in to specify the school or institution.