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schoolmaster

/ˈskuːlˌmɑː.stər/

翻译: 指管理学校或在学校任教的人,也泛指任何担任导师或教育者角色的人或机构。亦可指生活在加勒比海和大西洋温暖水域的一种食用鱼。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈskuːlˌmɑː.stər/B2formal
  • zh指管理学校或在学校任教的人,也泛指任何担任导师或教育者角色的人或机构。亦可指生活在加勒比海和大西洋温暖水域的一种食用鱼。

A noun referring to a person who presides over or teaches at a school, or any individual or institution that acts as an educator. It can also refer to a food fish found in warm Caribbean and Atlantic waters.

  1. Head of a schoolB2formalbritish

    A man who is the principal or presiding officer of a school, responsible for its administration and discipline.

    zh校长

    • The schoolmaster addressed the students during the morning assembly.
    • He served as the schoolmaster at the village academy for over thirty years.
    • The schoolmaster enforced strict rules regarding attendance and behavior.

    同义词headhead teacherheadmasterprincipalrector

  2. Educator or mentorB2formal

    Any person or institution that acts as a teacher or guide, imparting knowledge or discipline.

    zh导师

    • Experience is a harsh schoolmaster, but it teaches valuable lessons.
    • The old philosopher was a schoolmaster to many young thinkers.
    • Life itself can be a strict schoolmaster, shaping character through trials.

    同义词educatorguideinstructormentorpedagoguepreceptorteachertutor

    反义词apprenticedisciplelearnerpupilstudent

  3. Marine fishC1formalamerican

    A food fish found in warm Caribbean and Atlantic waters, known for its firm flesh.

    zh笛鲷

    • The fishermen caught several schoolmasters near the reef.
    • Schoolmaster is a popular choice for local seafood dishes.
    • This species of snapper is often called schoolmaster due to its schooling behavior.
词形
  • schoolmasters plural form
  • schoolmasters' possessive plural form
  • schoolmaster's possessive singular form
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