گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'school'

1 عمومی:: تحصیل‌ در

2 عمومی:: دبیرستان‌

3 عمومی:: دبستان‌

4 عمومی:: مكتب‌

5 عمومی:: مدرسه‌

6 عمومی:: اموزشگاه‌

7 :: مکتب

1 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with SCHOOL, Also see TELL TALES (OUT OF SCHOOL).

2 general:: school verbs go to school • Did you go to school in Paris? attend (a) school formal (= go to a school ) • Some of the children had not attended school very regularly before. start school • Children in Britain start school when they are five. leave school • He left school when he was 16. send somebody to school • His parents sent him to a private school. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + school a state school British English , a public school American English (= a school that gets its money from the government ) • Universities want to encourage more applicants from state schools. a private school ( also a public school British English ) (= a school where students pay to study ) • He was educated at a private school. a night school sb’s old school (= the school someone went to when they were young ) • He went back to his old school to give a talk to the children. a local school (= a school near where someone lives ) • They sent their kids to the local school. a boarding school (= a school where children also live and sleep ) a day school (= a school where children go during the day but go home in the evenings ) • The school is both a boarding school and a day school. a nursery school (= for children under 5 ) an infant school British English (= for children aged 5 to 7 ) a primary school British English , an elementary school American English (= for children up to 11 ) • Their children are still at primary school. a secondary school ( also a high school British English ) (= for children from 11 to 16 or 18 ) a high school American English (= a school for students aged 14 to 18 ) a comprehensive school British English (= a secondary school for all children ) a grammar school British English (= a secondary school for children who have passed an exam when they are 11 ) school + NOUN school students ( also school pupils British English ) • Most school students have musical interests of some kind. a school friend • She met some old school friends. a school uniform • He was still wearing his school uniform. the school holidays British English • The trip will take place during the school holidays. the school run British English (= the journey taking children to and from school each day ) • She had to be back in time for the school run. the school playground the school library the school hall the school bus the school curriculum • Head teachers were asked to incorporate road safety education in the school curriculum. school meals/lunches ( also school dinners British English ) • We provide good-quality school meals. a school governor British English (= an elected person who works with teachers to make decisions about how a school is organized ) • The school governors have appointed a new head teacher. the school board American English (= the group of people who are elected to govern a school or group of schools ) • The courts have upheld the school board's right to dismiss striking teachers. the school day • Most children are tired at the end of the school day.

3 general::   noun ADJ. elementary, high, middle, nursery, prep/preparatory, primary, secondary | comprehensive, grammar, secondary modern | direct-grant, grant-maintained, state | independent, private, public (In Britain ‘public schools’ are private.) | special She attends a special school for children with learning difficulties. | boys', co-educational, girls', mixed, mixed-sex, single-sex | boarding, residential | day | Sunday | summer | local, rural, village | art, business, dance, drama, film, language, medical, riding, secretarial, training, etc. VERB + SCHOOL attend, go to | start | finish, leave | skip, (play) truant from | be/stay off, keep sb off His mum kept him off school for two weeks when he was ill. SCHOOL + NOUN curriculum | student | teacher (also schoolteacher) She's a middle-school teacher. | leaver | building, hall, library | term, year | holidays | bus | meals | rules | uniform | assembly | age She's got four children of school age. PREP. after ~ We're going to play football after school. | at (a/the) ~ She didn't do very well at school. Their son's at the school near the station. | in (a/the)~ Are the children still in school? the cleverest child in the school

4 general:: noun college: She was going to school every day.