school

• 教育儿童的机构；也指由共同目标或活动组织起来的一群人。

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.

   教育机构

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

   同义词academycollegeeducational institutioninstituteseminary

2. B2formal

   A large group of fish swimming together.

   鱼群

   • 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.

   同义词shoal

3. Group or bodyC1formal

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

   学派

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

   同义词campcirclefactionfollowingmovementpersuasionsectset

• 动词，指在正式环境中教育或训练某人，也指训练某人遵守纪律。

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.

   教育

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

   同义词coachdisciplinedrilleducateinstructprepareteachtraintutor

2. Discipline or Teach a LessonB2informalamerican

   To teach someone a lesson by defeating or outperforming them.

   教训

   • 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.

   同义词dominateoutclassoutperformoutplayshow uptrounce