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| 1 | C BRITISH a long comfortable vehicle for carrying a large number of passengers, especially on long journeys （尤指长途）公共汽车，客车 |
| We travelled to Oxford by coach. 我们坐长途汽车到牛津。 |
| coach tour/trip/holiday There are daily coach tours to Venice. 每天都可以乘坐长途汽车去游览威尼斯。 |
| | 1a | one of the sections of a train . AMERICANcar 火车车厢 | | First class accommodation is in the front two coaches. 头等座位在火车的前两节车厢。 | |
| | 1b | an old-fashioned vehicle that is pulled by horses （旧时的）公共马车 | |
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| 2 | C someone who trains a sports player or team 教练 |
| Sampras has a new coach. 桑普拉斯有了一名新教练。 |
| a baseball coach 棒球教练 |
| | 2a | someone who teaches a special skill , especially one connected with performing such as singing or acting （尤指歌唱、舞蹈等的）指导教师 | | An acting coach was brought in for the less experienced actors. 一名演艺指导被请来辅导经验不够丰富的演员。 | |
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| 3 | U AMERICAN a less expensive type of seat on a plane or train . The British word is economy or tourist class . （飞机的）经济舱；（火车的）普通旅客车厢 |
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