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school

/skuːl/

Traduction: Institution où l'on dispense un enseignement, en particulier aux enfants et aux adolescents, ou ensemble des personnes suivant un même enseignement ou partageant une même orientation artistique, intellectuelle ou scientifique., Verbe signifiant former ou entraîner quelqu'un, souvent dans un cadre formel, ou habituer à la discipline.

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noun

/skuːl/A1formal
  • frInstitution où l'on dispense un enseignement, en particulier aux enfants et aux adolescents, ou ensemble des personnes suivant un même enseignement ou partageant une même orientation artistique, intellectuelle ou scientifique.

A noun referring to an institution for educating children or an organized group of people sharing a common purpose or activity.

  1. Educational institutionA1formal

    A place where children or young people go to learn.

    frÉcole (établissement d'enseignement)

    • She goes to school every weekday.
    • The school is located near the park.
    • He was late for school this morning.

    Synonymesacademycollegeeducational institutioninstituteseminary

  2. B2formal

    A large group of fish swimming together.

    frbanc de poissons

    • We saw a school of colorful fish while diving.
    • The school of tuna moved swiftly through the ocean.
    • Divers observed a massive school of sardines.

    Synonymesshoal

  3. Group or bodyC1formal

    A group of people sharing similar ideas, practices, or profession.

    frécole (courant/groupe)

    • He belongs to the old school of thought.
    • The school of impressionist painters changed art history.
    • She represents the new school of economic theory.

    Synonymescampcirclefactionfollowingmovementpersuasionsectset

Formes
  • schools plural form
  • schools' possessive plural form
  • school's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/skuːl/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant former ou entraîner quelqu'un, souvent dans un cadre formel, ou habituer à la discipline.

A verb used to mean educating or training someone, often in a formal setting, or to teach discipline.

  1. Educate or TrainB1formal

    To teach or train someone, especially in a particular skill or behavior.

    frInstruire, former

    • She schooled her children in good manners.
    • The coach schooled the team in defensive strategies.
    • He was schooled in the classics at university.

    Synonymescoachdisciplinedrilleducateinstructprepareteachtraintutor

  2. Discipline or Teach a LessonB2informalamerican

    To teach someone a lesson by defeating or outperforming them.

    frDonner une leçon

    • They schooled their opponents in the final match.
    • The experienced player schooled the rookie.
    • We'll school you in this game if you're not careful.

    Synonymesdominateoutclassoutperformoutplayshow uptrounce

Formes
  • schooled past participle
  • schooled past simple
  • schooling present participle
  • schools third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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