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Cosa significa “school” in italiano?

USA /skuːl/

school in italiano: scuola, corrente, banco, branco, istruire, educare

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ISTITUTO EDUCATIVOA1

scuola

Luogo dove gli studenti imparano e gli insegnanti fanno lezione.

In inglese semplice: A place where students learn and teachers give lessons.

  • I walk to school every day.
  • Our school has a new science teacher.
  • Which school did you attend?

Sinonimi: academy, college, university

Espressioni comuni: go to school, at school, school teacher

EDUCAZIONE SCOLASTICAA1

scuola

Istituzione in cui i bambini studiano prima di accedere all’istruzione superiore.

In inglese semplice: An institution where children learn before they go to college or university.

  • My daughter starts school tomorrow.
  • Both schools teach children aged five to eleven.
  • He left school at sixteen and found a job.

Espressioni comuni: primary school, secondary school, school uniform

CORRENTE DI PENSIEROC1

scuola, corrente

Modo di pensare condiviso da un gruppo, oppure le persone che lo seguono.

In inglese semplice: A way of thinking shared by a group, or the people who follow it.

  • There are two schools of thought.
  • She belongs to a school that values tradition.
  • Different philosophical schools offer different answers to this question.

Come si usa: a school of thought (These writers belong to the same school of thought.)

Sinonimi: movement

Espressioni comuni: school of thought, a philosophical school, the modern school

BANCO DI PESCIB2

banco, branco

Gruppo di pesci o mammiferi marini che nuotano insieme.

In inglese semplice: A group of fish or sea mammals swimming together.

  • We saw a school of fish.
  • Two schools of dolphins passed our boat.
  • The divers followed a large school of mackerel.

Come si usa: a school of + plural animal noun (A school of fish swam past the boat.)

Sinonimi: shoal

Espressioni comuni: school of fish, school of dolphins, a large school

verbo

ISTRUIREC1

istruire, educare

Insegnare conoscenze o abilità a qualcuno, spesso attraverso una formazione accurata.

In inglese semplice: To teach someone knowledge or skills, often through careful training.

  • They schooled their children at home.
  • She was schooled in the art of negotiation.
  • He schools young horses for their future riders.

Come si usa: school someone in something (Her father schooled her in the basics of chess.)

Sinonimi: teach, train, educate

Espressioni comuni: school someone in, school young children, school a horse

STRACCIAREC1

stracciare, surclassare

Battere facilmente qualcuno e dimostrare di essere molto più bravo.

In inglese semplice: To beat someone easily and show that you are much better at something.

  • Their team schooled us yesterday.
  • She schooled her brother at basketball.
  • I thought I was good until a beginner schooled me.

Come si usa: school someone at/in something (My little brother schooled me at chess.)

Sinonimi: outclass, trounce

Espressioni comuni: school someone at, school the opposition, school someone in

CONTROLLARE L’ESPRESSIONEC2

controllare, dominare

Controllare volontariamente l’espressione del viso per non mostrare i propri sentimenti.

In inglese semplice: To deliberately control your face so that it does not show your feelings.

  • He schooled his expression carefully.
  • She schooled her face into a look of calm interest.
  • I tried to school my features before opening the door.

Come si usa: school your expression into something (She schooled her expression into a polite smile.)

Sinonimi: compose, control

Espressioni comuni: school your expression, school your features, school your face

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