| 词组 | school - university |
| 释义 | school - university ◊ used as count nouns In both British and American English, a school is a place where children are educated, and a university is a place where students study for degrees. ◊ used as uncount nouns In American English, school (without 'a' or 'the') is used to refer to both schools and universities. If someone is attending a school or university, Americans say that they are in school. All the children were in school. She is doing well in school. In British English, school refers only to schools. If someone is attending a school, British speakers say they are at school. If they are attending a university, British speakers say they are at university. I was at school with her. What do you want to do when you leave school? Her one aim in life is to go to university. See also entry at ↑ |
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