collegial

英

美 [kəˈlidʒiəl]

adj.  集体组织的，合议的；大学的；社团的
n.  （美）联合教会，联合教会组成的单位

BNC.45397 / COCA.19231

双语例句

• Chinese teachers understand that collegial interaction and support are necessary to develop their full potential as effective language teachers.
  汉语老师懂得，要全面发展优秀语言教师的潜质，学院之间的交流和支持是很必要的。
• Imminence and feasibility for building network dummy laboratory of collegial physics
  建立大物网络虚拟实验室的迫切性和可行性
• Trials of appealed and protested cases in the People's Courts shall be conducted by a collegial panel composed of three to five judges.
  人民法院审判上诉和抗诉案件，由审判员三人至五人组成合议庭进行。
• MS Faust said that leadership experts contend that the female management style, thought to be more collegial and involve more consensus-building, is particularly suited to running an educational institution.
  福斯特表示，研究领导能力的专家主张，女性管理风格被认为更具有分权性质、更容易达成一致意见，尤其适合教育机构。
• The number of members of a collegial panel shall be an odd number of three or more.
  合议庭的成员，应当是三人以上的单数。
• The Design of Training Model about Collegial Educational Technology Based on Informal Learning Principle
  基于非正式学习原理的高校教育技术培训模型设计
• This lack of collegial support among EFL teachers could inhibit teachers'professional development and consequently negatively affect the quality of English teaching.
  教师之间缺乏交流往往会阻碍教师的职业发展，消极影响英语教学的质量。
• The teacher values planning as a collegial activity.
  教师将计划视做学院活动来对待。
• The collegial panel must have an odd number of members.
  合议庭的成员人数，必须是单数。
• This not only caused the separation on trial and jurisdiction, but also made it difficult to carry out the collegial system.
  这既造成审理权与裁判权的分离，也使得合议制度变得难以实施。