school graduates的意思

school graduates中文翻譯：

知青

相似詞語短語

graduates crossword───畢業生縱橫填字游戲

graduates degree───研究生學位

school───vt.教育；n.學校；學院；學派；魚群

congratulatory sayings for graduates───畢業生賀詞

elementary school primary school───小學

school bee───學校蜜蜂

historical school───[經] 歷史學派

trade school───n.中等專業學校；職業學校；中等專業學校

evening school───n.夜校

雙語使用場景

You mean high school graduates can't do this task in general?───你是說高中畢業生一般不能做這項工作？

She has inspired a whole generation of fashion school graduates.───她激勵了整整一屆時裝學校的畢業生。

The top one-third of all high school graduates are entitled to an education at California State University.───全部高中畢業生當中排名前三分之一的有資格到加利福尼亞州立大學學習。

For some high school graduates, the exam is no longer the only promising option for a bright future.───對于一些高中畢業生，高考不再是光明未來的唯一美好選擇。

Some high school graduates see a year off as a chance to recover after twelve years of required education.───一些高中畢業生把這一年閑置的時間看作是在12年必須教育后的恢復。

Is there any point in trying to turn out ethical business school graduates?───努力培養具有職業道德感的商學院學生是否有意義？

To tell you the truth of your high school has not graduated work out, more than what the normal school graduates, how to do?───實話說自己高中還沒畢業就工作了，更不是什么師范學院的畢業生，怎么辦？

It's hard to see any great future for high-school dropouts or high-school graduates with no technical skills.───沒有任何技藝的高中輟學者和高中畢業生很難有什么光明的前途。

Training: All high school graduates can apply to be a cop, as long as they are drug-free and have no criminal record.───培訓要求：只要不吸毒、無犯罪紀錄，所有高中畢業生均可申請成為警察。

英語使用場景

The flying school graduates a hundred pilots a year.

Business school graduates are also enjoying lucrative offers.

Many business school graduates are signing up furiously with management consulting firms.

The unemployment rate for black high school graduates in 1994 was nearly double that of white high school graduates.

The proportion of high school graduates enrolling in college jumped from 49 percent in 1980 to 62 percent in 1992.

A majority of law school graduates are seduced by the huge salaries offered by large firms.

The top one-third of all high school graduates are entitled to an education at the California State University.

Many high school graduates are unprepared for the workplace.

Relative to male high school graduates, the college wage premium soared from 35 percent to 93 percent between 1973 and 1992.