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schooling

UK
/ˈskuːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈskuːlɪŋ/

Übersetzungen

schoolingsubstantiv
schoolings
Pl.
The schooling of children is a priority for the government.
Обучение детей является приоритетом для правительства.
She received her schooling in a private institution.
Она получила свое образование в частном учреждении.
His schooling was interrupted by the war.
Его учеба была прервана войной.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
школа
обучение в школе
Synonyme
education
instruction
teaching
training
learning
tuition
pedagogy
enlightenment
schoolinggerundium / partizip präsens
UK
/ˈskuːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈskuːlɪŋ/
Used attributively, especially in zoology, to describe fish that move in a coordinated group.
Synonyme
educating
instructing
teaching
training
tutoring
learning
studying
shoaling
swarming
grouping
aggregating
clustered
schoolingadjektiv
more schooling
Komp.
most schooling
Super.
Attributive use meaning 'relating to schooling or education'.
Synonyme
shoaling
gregarious
social
collective
flocking
herding
grouping
communal
synchronized
schoolverb

schooling

Gerundium

schooled
Präteritum
schooled
Partizip Perfekt
schooling
Gerundium
UK
/skuːl/
US
/skuːl/
He schooled his younger brother in chess.
Он обучал своего младшего брата шахматам.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
проучать
Synonyme
educate
teach
train
instruct
tutor
coach
discipline

Definitionen

schoolingsubstantiv
The process of being taught in a school.
Her schooling was completed at a prestigious private institution.
The collective, coordinated movement of fish (or other aquatic animals) in a school.
Schooling helps fish confuse predators and conserve energy.
The training or exercise of an animal, especially a horse, for riding or competition.
Regular schooling improved the horse's jumping technique.
Money paid for education; tuition fees.
They could barely afford the children's schooling.
schoolinggerundium / partizip präsens
Moving or tending to move in a coordinated group, as fish do.
A large group of schooling sardines passed beneath the boat.
schoolingadjektiv
Relating to schooling or education.
Government expenditure on schooling reform has increased.
schoolverb
To educate or train someone in a particular skill or subject.
The coach schooled the young athletes in the fundamentals of the game.
To discipline or control someone, often in a strict or formal manner.
The experienced manager schooled the new employees on the importance of punctuality.
(of fish or sea mammals) to swim together in a large group.
The tuna were schooling just below the surface.
Informal. To defeat or outclass someone decisively, often in a way that teaches a lesson.
Our team got schooled in the championship game.
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