state school

英 [ˈsteɪt skuːl]

美 [ˈsteɪt skuːl]

n.  公立学校

Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

• 公立学校
  a school that is paid for by the government and provides free education
• 公立学校
  a school that is paid for by the government and provides free education

柯林斯词典

• (免费的)公立学校
  Astate schoolis a school that is controlled and funded by the government or a local authority, and which children can attend without having to pay.

in AM, use 美国英语用 public school

双语例句

• A more appealing alternative is to let the pendulum swing the other way, and privatise a large slice of the state school sector.
  更有吸引力的一种选择是，让“钟摆”摆到另一端：将大量公立学校私有化。
• There used to be a state school, but it's gone independent.
  这所学校本来是州立的，现在改为私立的。
• Almost half of state school teachers never or rarely recommend their brightest students apply to Oxbridge, according to a new poll that suggests teachers are consciously limiting their pupils 'options.
  一份新调查发现，几乎半数的公立学校老师从未或很少推荐最优秀的学生申请牛津（Oxford）和剑桥（Cambridge）。这份调查指出，老师们正有意识地限制学生选择。
• The State School had clinking influence among multitudinous Russian historical schools in the period from mid-19th century to early 20th century.
  国家学派是19世纪中期到20世纪初俄国众多史学流派中最有影响的一个学派。
• Public school or state school?
  问：你上的私立学校还是公立学校？
• The first state school for girls opened in 1873.
  首所女子学校于1873年建成。
• But if money were no object, would it be better to send your child to an independent, or a state school?
  但如果钱不是问题，把孩子送进私立学校好，还是公立学校好呢？
• About 40 states now have laws that allow parents, teachers, churches or others frustrated with the state school system to establish their own schools and receive public funds for every student they attract.
  目前约有40个州通过了相关法律，允许家长、教师、教堂和其他对州立学校体系感到失望的人创办自己的学校，并为他们招收的每一位学生提供公共资金。
• These were developed in a year-long process led by state governors and chief state school officers.
  该标准由各州州长和最高教育长官历时一年牵头制定。
• There used to be a state school, but it's gone independent. In addition, there are also private schools, including private universities and colleges.
  除了这些还有私人学校，包括私立大学和学院。