coach

simple noun44 collocationsAvg. frequency: 5.9

A fast coach that makes few stops. Primarily a BrE term.

A coach with a high level of comfort and amenities. Primarily a BrE term.

A coach hired for a specific group or purpose. Primarily a BrE term.

A coach equipped with air conditioning. Primarily a BrE term.

A coach used by a royal family.

The main or leading coach of a team or organization.

Refers to a coach at the highest level of their profession.

Refers to a coach with high skill and effectiveness.

A coach who helps the head coach.

Refers to a coach who has achieved many victories or positive outcomes.

A coach for the sport of football (soccer or American football).

A coach who is paid for their work.

A coach for the sport of basketball.

A coach for the sport of tennis.

The coach of a country's national team.

The main or leading coach of a team or organization.

A general term for a coach in any sport.

The coach of a sports club.

A coach who specializes in teaching pitching skills in baseball.

A coach who specializes in teaching hitting skills, typically in baseball.

A coach who specializes in teaching batting skills in baseball or cricket.

A coach for track and field events.

A person who trains singers or speakers to use their voice effectively.

A person who trains actors and actresses.

A person who trains people in theatrical performance.

A set phrase referring to a carriage pulled by horses. Also used in idioms like 'drive a coach and horses through something'.

Indicates the mode of transport. Primarily a BrE term.

Refers to being inside a coach. Primarily a BrE term.

Refers to being inside a coach. Primarily a BrE term.

To make a journey using a coach. Primarily a BrE term.

To travel using a coach. Primarily a BrE term.

To enter a coach. Primarily a BrE term.

To leave a coach. Primarily a BrE term.

To get on or into a coach. Primarily a BrE term.

To operate a coach. Primarily a BrE term.

To rent a coach for private use. Primarily a BrE term.

To travel as a passenger in a horse-drawn coach.

To control the horses pulling a coach.

A place where coaches start and end their journeys. Primarily a BrE term.

The person who drives a coach. Primarily a BrE term.

A guided trip to several places, made by coach. Primarily a BrE term.

A journey made by coach, often for pleasure. Primarily a BrE term.

A trip made by coach. Primarily a BrE term.

A vacation where travel is done by coach. Primarily a BrE term.

A building originally for housing a horse-drawn coach, often now converted into a dwelling.

A road historically used by horse-drawn coaches.

A journey made in a horse-drawn coach.

Collocations with "coach"