bursaries

基本解释

• n. 奖学金；助学金；财务处（bursary的复数）

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• Those bursaries are just one of the concessions the government added in order to persuade sceptical left-wingers to vote for the bill.
  这些奖学金只不过是政府为了说服左翼怀疑派投票支持该法案而增加的一项妥协措施。
• Bursaries and scholarships are available from many schools and are always worth investigating – especially if you come from an a typical MBA background.
  许多学校都有助学金和奖学金，这些东西总是值得研究一番——特别是如果你有着非典型的MBA背景。
• Alas, neither setting targets nor throwing money at bursaries is likely to be particularly effective at promoting social mobility.
  唉，无论是大学设立指标，还是砸钱在助学金方面，都不像是能提高社会阶层流动性的行之有效的方法。

权威例句

• It would also sharply reduce independent schools' fundraising efforts—which these days are directed largely towards bursaries.
  ECONOMIST: Are posh schools charities? Not necessarily
• Dulwich College uses such income to finance bursaries for poorer pupils in its London school.
  ECONOMIST: Old schools are finding new markets abroad

词组短语

短语

• Three bursaries 三等助学金
• Sports Bursaries 体育奖学金
• Loyalty bursaries 忠诚助学金
• Engineering Bursaries 科学与艺术奖学金
• Alumni Bursaries 毕业生奖学金

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• a scholarship or grant awarded esp in Scottish and New Zealand schools, universities etc (Also called bursarship)

专业释义

经济学

• 财务办公室；大学奖学金
• 补助金
• 助学金

教育学

• 学费资助