英:[tjuˈɪʃn]
美:[tuˈɪʃn]
英:[tjuˈɪʃn]
美:[tuˈɪʃn]
tu·i·tion
tu I shn
tuitional (adj.), tuitionary (adj.)
Noun
1. a fee paid for instruction (especially for higher education);
"tuition and room and board were more than $25,000"
2. teaching pupils individually (usually by a tutor hired privately)
tuition fee学费
tuition waiver学费减免
15世纪早期,“保护,照顾,监护”,源自盎格鲁-法语 tuycioun(13世纪),古法语 tuicion “监护”,源自拉丁语 tuitionem(主格 tuitio)“照顾,关注,看守,保护,监护”,源自 tueri 的过去分词 tuitus “照顾”(参见 tutor(n.))。指“教育学生的行为或业务”记录于1580年代。 “支付的教育费用”(1828年)的意思可能是 tuition fees 的缩写,其中 tuition 指教学和指导的行为(从1580年代开始使用此意义)。
Middle English tuicioun protection, from Anglo-French, from Latin tuition-, tuitio, from tueri to look at, look after
The first known use of tuition was in the 15th century
tularemianoun
a disease especially of rodents, wild rabbits, human beings, and some domestic animals that is caused by a bacterium and passed on by the bites of insects or ticks
tuitionnoun
money paid for instruction (as at a college)
tuitionnoun
money paid for instruction (as at a college)
1 Merlyn’s extra tuition went on just the same—for in those days even the grown-up people were so childish that they saw nothing uninteresting in being turned into owls.
2 Admittedly, fifty thousand would hardly make a dent in the tuition, but maybe I could get a scholarship.
3 Acker, who is Black, accepted her offer of admission from Chicago’s Loyola University, where tuition alone is more than $52,000 per year.
4 “Normally you pay it in addition to your first term’s Arcanum tuition. But since you’ve jumped rank on us, you’ll need to tend to it now.”
5 If he was really going to attend the university, he was going to need to scrape together enough money for rent and books and tuition.
6 Tuition for the Master of Social Work program, for example, will cost twenty-seven thousand dollars in the coming year.
例如,接下来一年社会工作硕士项目的学费将会是27000美元。
7 I received grants and loans to cover most of the tuition, which was steep, and I’d saved a little money while working at The Phoenix.
8 We are not able to offer personalised tuition.
我们不提供一对一的讲授服务。
9 Many public universities are therefore raising tuition fees.
因此,许多公立大学已经增加学费.
10 I needed to find his military discharge papers, which would provide for me some benefits in the domain of college tuition.
11 A look at the strange variations in tuition reveals that the choice about which college to attend doesn't come down merely to dollars and cents.
看看学费的奇怪变动就会发现,选择上哪所大学并不仅仅取决于金钱。
12 And these were only for tuition and fees.
并且这些钱只包含了学费和税.
13 It was plane tickets and keys to cars, but more importantly, it was tuition payments, food in the larder, medical care.
14 I tried to think of how I could come up with six years’ worth of tuition.
15 Buck learned easily, and under the combined tuition of his two mates and François made remarkable progress.
16 I needed money to stave off my debt to Devi and pay my upcoming tuition.
17 He received tuition in painting for one year.
他学了一年绘画.
18 That's about 17,000 dollars for the tuition and fees.
学杂费大约是17000美元。
19 Tuition is about the same at another public university, the University of Arizona in Tucson.
另外一所位于美国图森的公立大学----亚利桑那州大学,其学费和Mizzou学费一样.
20 Money was always an issue for her though, and she couldn’t afford to enroll him in a school that demanded tuition.
1 教学
teaching tuitional instruction pedagogy didactics instructional pedagogical school academic scholastic
2 束修
5 辅导
6 教诲的
8 学费
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9 指导
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10 保护
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