tuition fee

英 [tjuˈɪʃn fiː]

美 [tuˈɪʃn fiː]

学费

英英释义

noun

• a fee paid for instruction (especially for higher education)
  1. tuition and room and board were more than $25,000
  Synonym:tuition

双语例句

• Who will support your study and pay the tuition fee?
  谁会支助你的学业以及支付你的学费的？
• In particular, it introduces the new policies on tuition fee and support for college students proposed by "higher education act2004".
  2004年的《高等教育法案（草案）》，又提出了新的学费政策和资助制度。
• Students who would like to pay the tuition fee in cash should convert the foreign currencies into RMB first.
  如使用现金支付学费，请先将外币或者旅行支票兑换成人民币后再缴纳学费。
• She is doubtful whether she could afford her daughter's tuition fee.
  她怀疑自己是否能负担得起女儿的学费。
• How can some students finish their college education since they can hardly afford the tuition fee?
  那些很难支付学费的同学如何完成他们的学业呢？
• The government will provide A30 per cent tuition fee reimbursement to students who successfully complete each module.
  学员完成每个单元后，会获政府退还三成学费。
• My tuition fee and money for living!
  我的学费和生活费！
• Tomorrow I will be registering for classes and on Friday I will pay tuition fee.
  明天我要去班级注册，然后星期五去交学费。
• A Study of Tuition Fee Policy of Higher Normal Education since China's 30 Years 'Reform and Opening UP
  改革开放三十年来中国高等师范教育学费政策研究
• He mortgaged his house to get the tuition fee for his son.
  他为了给儿子凑学费抵押了房子。