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An experienced person in a company or educational institution who trains and counsels new employees or students

A person who has the support of his peers to lead or direct

A person who provides instruction or education

A person or thing regarded as an infallible authority on something

Senpai or sempai

A person with whom one shares a secret or private matter, trusting them not to repeat it to others

A person possessing a highly developed intellect

Influential person

People, usually of influence, with whom one has social or professional contact or to whom one is related

To act as someone's mentor

To prepare oneself

To raise or take care of

To invest in or provide financial assistance

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Noun

An experienced person in a company or educational institution who trains and counsels new employees or students

spiritual leader

guidance counsellor

spiritual guide

shining example

psychotherapist

religious teacher

spiritual teacher

person of influence

right-hand woman

trusted adviser

authority figure

right hand woman

clubhouse lawyer

backseat driver

spiritual advisor

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“Having a mentor, who has been there and done that, will make a world of difference to your chances of success.”

Noun

A person who has the support of his peers to lead or direct

lord and master

managing director

mover and shaker

chief executive

head of government

person in charge

commander in chief

presiding officer

commanding officer

chief executive officer

prime candidate

leader of the pack

important person

big white chief

captain of industry

vice chancellor

person upstairs

member of the board

elder statesman

lead-off person

head of department

master of ceremonies

father of the chapel

executive officer

senior administrator

senior official

superior commander

director general

workers big cheese

first lieutenant

gubernatorial leader

standard-bearer

pilot in command

captain general

merchant prince

department head

committee member

organization administrator

head of faculty

university official

commander-in-chief

head of the government

head of cabinet

First Lord of the Treasury

mistress of ceremonies

mother of the chapel

position of control

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Noun

A person who provides instruction or education

department head

workshop leader

private teacher

nursery school teacher

preschool teacher

drill instructor

physical education instructor

university teacher

head of faculty

Regius professor

emeritus professor

woman of letters

college lecturer

head of department

holder of a chair

rocket scientist

college teacher

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Noun

A person or thing regarded as an infallible authority on something

member of a policy unit

member of a think tank

one of the cognoscenti

self-appointed expert

rocket scientist

resource person

walking encyclopedia

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Noun

Senpai or sempai

Noun

A person with whom one shares a secret or private matter, trusting them not to repeat it to others

close associate

constant companion

inseparable companion

fellow traveler

partner in crime

faithful friend

constant friend

best friend forever

comrade-in-arms

business partner

fellow conspirator

one of the folks

significant other

next-door neighbor

nearby resident

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Noun

A person possessing a highly developed intellect

woman of letters

man of learning

elder statesman

intellectualist

rocket scientist

intelligent person

walking encyclopedia

college lecturer

person of letters

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Noun

Influential person

Noun

People, usually of influence, with whom one has social or professional contact or to whom one is related

liaison officer

business partner

partner in crime

one of the folks

fellow conspirator

fellow traveler

member of the team

fellow gang member

business associate

interested party

comrade-in-arms

fellow traveller

close associate

constant companion

second in command

right-hand person

right-hand woman

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Verb

To act as someone's mentor

explain things to

give direction to

show the way to

give counselling to

give information to

give instruction to

give someone hints

give someone tips

make recommendations to

make suggestions to

be responsible for the education of

give counsel to

put through the mill

put through the grind

lick into shape

put someone through their paces

give instructions

pull one's coat

demonstrate something to

make something clear to

give lessons to

whip into shape

give counselling

give instruction

offer suggestions

make recommendations

give directions

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

din something into

break someone in

familiarize with

make conversant with

put in the picture

bring someone up

raise youngster

get into condition

teach information

give lessons in

give the lowdown

give the low-down

supply with facts

give somebody the lowdown

make experienced

put through grind

put through mill

give a grounding in

keep your hand in

go through one's paces

put in the picture about

give the gen about

give the low-down on

give someone an idea

gird up one's loins

make preparations

take precautions

make provision for

forearm oneself

make arrangements

lay the groundwork

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“As a senior member of our team, you will be expected to mentor our more junior staff.”

Verb

To prepare oneself

make attractive

make presentable

lick into shape

put through grind

put through mill

clear the decks

whip into shape

put in good shape

get act together

rub something down

put on your gladrags

put on your best bib and tucker

get knots out of

strategize about

gird up one's loins

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Verb

To raise or take care of

make a living for

provide sustenance for

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

provide board for

be responsible for

pay attention to

keep in existence

make provision for

raise youngster

give backing to

be conducive to

be attentive of

exercise control over

be in command of

attend to the requirements of

bring home the bacon

provide food for

cause to continue

eke out existence

keep from falling

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Verb

To invest in or provide financial assistance

further the interests of

give a boost to

give a donation to

give backing to

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