boarding school

名词寄宿学校

noun

1. a private school where students are lodged and fed as well as taught

1. 寄宿学校
A boarding school is a school which some or all of the pupils live in during the school term.

e.g. She sent her son to a boarding school in the East...
她送儿子上了东部的一所寄宿学校。
e.g. Of course, now she is away at boarding school.
当然，她现在住在寄宿学校那边。

It's the latest in a long line of orphan literature. There's the English boarding school.(它是从孤儿文学那条线延续下来的最新作品，英国有那样的寄宿学校。)

"It was school," she said. "I went to a boarding school."(“都是学校做的好事”，她说，“我去了一所寄宿学校。”)

After starting boarding school, Alissa did not speak to her father for a number of years.(自从去了寄宿学校之后，艾莉萨长达几年没有和她父亲说过话。)

She and her brother are both at boarding school.(她和她弟弟都在寄宿学校念书。)

I'm afraid the children went to boarding school. My husband would never say, why should they go?(我很担心让小孩去寄宿学校，我丈夫也从来不提，他们干嘛要去？)

His English is excellent, not least because he was educated at a British boarding school.(他的英语水平很高，最主要是因为他在一家英国寄宿制学校上过课。)

Elisha Abas went to a boarding school in Jerusalem, where he practiced but gave few concerts.(于是，以利沙·拉阿巴斯进入耶路撒冷的一所寄宿学校，在那里他仍坚持练琴但很少参加音乐会。)

Vincent Williams went to a boarding school.(文森特·威廉姆斯就读于一所寄宿学校。)

And they had to be smart, too, by virtue of the fact that they attended boarding school.(他们想必也是聪明的，因为他们上得了寄宿学校。)

There was a boy who was sent to a boarding school.(一个男孩被送到寄宿学校念书。)