Prime
Prime verb - Cover with a primer; apply a primer to.
Teach
Teach verb - To cause to acquire knowledge or skill in some field.
Usage example: taught us about the basics of organic gardening
Common collocations
| secret | prime secret | teach secret |
Both words in one sentence
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One prime example could be when she, after Nozomu had ranted about how clumsy people got away with little to no consequences, helpfully(?) tried to teach Kitsu Chiri how to be a proper klutz.
Source: Kafka Komedy - The prime example is Gilderoy Lockhart, who unlike the other professors isn't any good at other kinds of magic (nor what he's supposed to teach).
Source: Master of One Magic -
Or Saved by the Bell in prime time.Howard Hesseman (of WKRP in Cincinnati fame) starred as Charlie Moore, a substitute teacher who is hired to teach history to a class of gifted students at a Manhattan high school.
Source: Series / Head of the Class
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