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tutor

[too-ter, tyoo-] / ˈtu tər, ˈtyu- /




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"In college, when it gets hectic or loud, the tutors will know it's too much for me because I'll have both headphones on my ears," she says.

From BBC

Her parents have hired tutors in science, maths, Spanish and gym, and together with Estella decide her schedule.

From Barron's

Her children attended private schools, had private tutors and were given new cars — all debt-free.

From Los Angeles Times

In her view, it's best used as a tutor rather than just a provider of answers.

From BBC

“I was always overseas. My mom would organize some tutors in different countries and then I would do some online stuff with my school back in Australia.”

From Los Angeles Times