mentor
의미: An experienced and trusted adviser who guides and supports a less experienced person in their professional or personal development.
Mentoring involves a more experienced person sharing knowledge, skills, and insights with a mentee over time. Unlike coaching, which tends to focus on specific goals or skills, mentoring is often a broader, longer-term relationship. Mentoring programmes are common in education, business, and the professions. The word can be used as both a noun and a verb: 'She mentored several junior colleagues.' The relationship is often reciprocal, with mentors also learning from their mentees.
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- She credits her success to the guidance of a mentor who believed in her potential from the start. 她将自己的成功归功于一位从一开始就相信她潜力的导师的指导。Atribuye su éxito a la orientación de un mentor que creyó en su potencial desde el principio.彼女は自分の成功を、最初から自分の可能性を信じてくれたメンターの指導のおかげだとしています。그녀는 처음부터 자신의 잠재력을 믿어준 멘토의 지도 덕분에 성공할 수 있었다고 말한다.
- The company pairs new recruits with experienced mentors during their first year. 公司在新员工入职第一年为其配备经验丰富的导师。La empresa empareja a los nuevos empleados con mentores experimentados durante su primer año.会社は入社1年目の新入社員に経験豊富なメンターを配置しています。회사는 입사 첫 해에 신입 사원에게 경험 많은 멘토를 배정한다.
- He volunteered to mentor young people from disadvantaged backgrounds who aspired to careers in law. 他自愿为来自弱势背景、立志从事法律职业的年轻人担任导师。Se ofreció voluntario para ser mentor de jóvenes de entornos desfavorecidos que aspiraban a carreras en el ámbito jurídico.彼は法律のキャリアを志す恵まれない環境の若者たちのメンターとしてボランティアをしました。그는 법조계 진출을 꿈꾸는 소외 계층 청소년들의 멘토로 자원봉사했다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: academic, professional
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Mentor, the character in Homer's Odyssey who was entrusted with guiding Telemachus, Odysseus's son. The goddess Athena often took Mentor's form to advise the young man. The common noun emerged in the 18th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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