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

• 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。
• Today was the first day of the new school term.
  今天是新学期开学的第一天。
• But companies that mainly serve foreign residents are bracing for an exodus around the middle of the year when the school term ends.
  但是，主要为外籍居民服务的企业正准备迎接年中（当前学期结束后）大批人士离京的局面。
• My long term goal for you is to excel above yourself. I know from the start of school term, you have been working really hard.
  在长远的生活目标上，妈妈倒只是希望你时时超越自己就可以了。
• With a partner, talk about the new school term.
  和一个伙伴一起讨论新的学期。
• 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。
• A new school term, a new start.
  新的学期，新的起航。
• Therefore, lengthening of the school term has to be accompanied by rise in teachers'compensation, which means a process of budget expansion and approval by all electorates.
  因此，延长学期就必须增加教师的报酬，而这又必须通过正规的预算和拨款程序，得到全体选民的正式认可才行。
• This school term she is a team leader, job being in charge of our shift.
  这学期她是班长，负责我们班的工作。
• 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！