Manager and Trainer

Manager

Manager noun - (sports) someone in charge of training an athlete or a team.
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Synonyms for Manager

Trainer and manager are semantically related in person topic. In some cases you can use "Trainer" instead a noun "Manager", when it comes to topics like business, mentor, physical education instructor.

Trainer

Trainer noun - A person who trains performers or athletes.
Usage example: hired a personal trainer to help her get in shape
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Synonyms for Trainer

Manager and trainer are semantically related in person topic. You can use "Manager" instead a noun "Trainer", if it concerns topics such as business, mentor, instructor.

Nearby Words: train, trained, training, trainee

How words are described

fellow fellow manager fellow trainer
old old manager old trainer
good good manager good trainer
female female manager female trainer
Other adjectives: best, original, powerful, successful, male, tough, evil, terrible, young, capable, famous, new, professional, skilled, former, mysterious, legendary, last, competent.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Creed Conlan's trainer/manager doesn't come off as much better, and even has an impressively sinister-looking mustache to boot.
    Source: Film / Creed
  • Anime / Kaleido Star Idiosyncratic Episode Naming: All the episodes have the word "sugoi" ("amazing") in the titles Ill Boy: Ken can't be an acrobat because he has a weak heart, so he becomes a manager/trainer.
  • Manga / Slam Dunk Also, Coach Anzai; we are informed that years before he got his pacific, almost beatific appearance, he was a very aggressive trainer and manager who was downright feared by his peers and pupils.
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