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old school tie

/ˈəʊld skuːl taɪ/

翻译: 英国用语,指私立学校校友之间的忠诚与互助关系,常指一种排他性的人脉网络,能为成员在商业或社交圈中带来好处。

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/ˈəʊld skuːl taɪ/C1informalbritishpolitical
  • zh英国用语,指私立学校校友之间的忠诚与互助关系,常指一种排他性的人脉网络,能为成员在商业或社交圈中带来好处。

A British expression referring to the sense of loyalty and mutual support among former students of the same private school, often implying an exclusive network that benefits members in business or social circles.

  1. Symbol of elite educationC1formalbritish

    A necktie worn by former students of a particular school, especially a prestigious private school, as a symbol of their alumni status.

    zh名校校友领带

    • He proudly wore his old school tie to the reunion.
    • The old school tie is a common sight at formal alumni events.
    • Many businessmen still wear their old school tie as a mark of tradition.
  2. Network of privilegeC2informalbritish

    The system of mutual support and preferential treatment among former students of the same elite school, often used to maintain social and professional advantages.

    zh特权关系网

    • He got the job because of the old school tie network.
    • The old school tie still influences hiring decisions in some industries.
    • Critics argue that the old school tie perpetuates inequality.