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21teach-in — teach′ in n. pl. teach ins edu a prolonged session of lectures, discussions, etc., on a topical issue, as one organized by faculty members at a college or university as a medium of social protest • Etymology: 1960–65 …
22teach-in — ☆ teach in [tēch′in΄ ] n. [see TEACH & IN2] a special, extended meeting, as at a college or university, with lectures, discussion, and debate on a controversial issue, esp. such a meeting held to protest against some policy …
23teach|er — «TEE chuhr», noun. 1. a person who teaches, especially a person who teaches in a school; instructor: »The teacher trains individuals in developing skills, in doing things, in acquiring information (Emory S. Bogardus). SYNONYM(S): educator,… …
24teach — I verb advise, apprise, brief, catechize, communicate, convey, counsel, demonstrate, direct, disabuse, disseminate, edify, educate, elucidate, enlarge the mind, enlighten, explain, expound, give lessons to, guide, imbue, impart, impart knowledge …
25Teach-in — Teach in→Zusammenkunft …
26teach-in — teach in(englausgesprochen) koitieren.MeinteigentlicheineZusammenkunftzurAufdeckungvonMißständeno.ä.Halbw1963ff …
27teach-in — n an informal meeting of people who are interested in a particular subject, where they have the opportunity to learn more about it …
28teach-in — noun count AMERICAN a series of discussions and speeches to protest about a political or social problem, usually held at a college or university …
29Teach-in — Sn Sit in …
30teach — [v] educate; instill knowledge advise, brainwash*, break in*, brief, catechize, coach, communicate, cram, demonstrate, develop, direct, discipline, drill, edify, enlighten, exercise, explain, expound, fit, form, give instruction, give lessons,… …
