mentor
61mentor — men|tor [ˈmento: US to:r] n [Date: 1700 1800; Origin: Mentor, adviser of Odysseus s son Telemachus in the ancient Greek Odyssey by Homer] an experienced person who advises and helps a less experienced person …
62Mentor — Men|tor der; s, ...oren <nach Mentor, dem Freund des Odysseus, für dessen Sohn Telemach er väterlicher Freund u. Erzieher war>: a) erfahrener Berater, Helfer, Anreger, Fürsprecher, Förderer; b) (veraltet) [Haus]lehrer, [Prinzen]erzieher; c) …
63mentor — guide ou conseiller ♦ Mentor personnage de l Odyssée, qui est le symbole du sage conseiller …
64mentor — men·tor || mentÉ”r / mentÉ”Ë n. spiritual instructor, adviser, counselor, wise man; one who guides and teaches v. act as a mentor to a person; guide and teach another person …
65mentor — noun 1) his political mentors Syn: adviser, guide, guru, counselor, consultant; confidant(e) 2) regular meetings between mentor and trainee Syn: trainer, teacher, tutor, instructor …
66mentor — men|tor sb., en, er, erne (vejleder for en mindre erfaren person), i sms. mentor , fx mentorordning …
67Mentor — auklėtojas statusas T sritis švietimas apibrėžtis Ugdymo veikėjas, kurio pagrindinė funkcija yra auklėjimas. atitikmenys: angl. educator vok. Erzieher; Mentor rus. воспитатель ryšiai: dar žiūrėk – namų auklėtojas …
68mentor — n. an experienced and trusted adviser. Etymology: F f. L f. Gk Mentor adviser of the young Telemachus in Homer s Odyssey and Feacutenelon s Teacuteleacutemaque …
69Mentor, Ohio —   City   Fairport Harbor West Breakwater Light, Mentor, Ohio viewed from the Mentor Headlands Beach State Park …
70Mentor Graphics — Type Public Industry EDA, Embedded Software Founded 1981 Headquarters Wilsonv …
