school term

英 [skuːl tɜːm]

美 [skuːl tɜːrm]

网络  学期

英英释义

noun

• the time during which a school holds classes
  1. they had to shorten the school term
  Synonym:academic termacademic sessionsession

双语例句

• A new school term, a new start.
  新的学期，新的起航。
• She proposed that, when the fall school term started, I should be enrolled in the religious school rather a secular one.
  她建议说秋季学校一开学，我就该进宗教学校，而不是进世俗学校。
• Results: After a school term of training program, there are significant differences between the training group and the control group.
  结果：经过一学期的创业心理素质训练，实验组与控制组学生在心态、自信及心理健康诸方面均呈现显著差异。
• The school term for students can be lengthened so as to curtail the number of prospective job hunters and better prepare students culturally and technically for future economic growth needs.
  还可以适当地延长在校学生的学习期限，一方面减少准备加入就业者行列的人数，另一方面提高他们的文化技术水平，以适应今后经济增长的需要。
• With a partner, talk about the new school term.
  和一个伙伴一起讨论新的学期。
• There had not been any serious lesson since the beginning of school term, and what the class had been doing day after day was learning and discussing the theory of proletarian dictatorship.
  开学这些天来，还没正经地上过什么课，全班天天在教室里学习讨论无产阶级专政理论。
• I await your instructions on the postponement of school term by 20 days!
  我等您推迟开学的命令已经等了20天！
• With school term approaching, she would be off to that muggle school and he would probably never see her till next summer.
  麻瓜学校快要开学了，他可能要到明年夏天才能再见到她了。
• Today was the first day of the new school term.
  今天是新学期开学的第一天。
• It used to take me all vacation to grow a new hide in place of the one they flogged off me during school term.
  为了长出一层新皮来代替在学期中被鞭打掉的一层，我常常要养上整个假期。