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

• With a partner, talk about the new school term.
  和一个伙伴一起讨论新的学期。
• In this snow-wrapped, the cold season, our school also ushered in a new school term.
  在这银装素裹、乍暖还寒时节，我们学校又迎来了一个新的学期。
• It was beginning of the school term.
  那是学期开始的时候。
• 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。
• At the end of the school term, if your textbooks are in good condition and you do not need them anymore, you can sell them back to the bookstore for a reduced price.
  在去年底的学校来说，如果您的教科书是在良好的条件和您不需要他们了，您就可以出售他们回到书店，为降低价格。
• 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。
• Today was the first day of the new school term.
  今天是新学期开学的第一天。
• We'll move after the school term.
  我们等这学期期结束后再搬。
• How often were you away from school last term?
  上学期你多久缺席一次呀？
• Lucy had understood and for the rest of the school term had refused to go out on any dates.
  露西明白是什么回事，并且在接下来的在校期间再也没有和人谈过恋爱。