tutors

n.

家庭教师( tutor的名词复数 )；导师；（大专院校的）助教；课本

v.

当家庭教师( tutor的第三人称单数 )；任大学导师；任课；

private tutor私人教师，家庭教师

tutor system导师制

1. His parents employed a tutor to teach him Greek.
   他父母雇佣了一位家庭教师来教他希腊语。
2. My tutor is an accomplished scholar.
   我的导师是一位学识渊博的学者。

1. Most parents have no time to tutor their children.
   大部分家长没有时间辅导孩子。
2. For extra money, she tutors on weekends.
   为了多挣些钱，她在周末当家庭教师。
3. I was asked to tutor three students and I gladly accepted.
   我被邀请当3个学生的导师,对此我欣然应允。

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