grade school

英 [ˈɡreɪd skuːl]

美 [ˈɡreɪd skuːl]

n.  (美国)同 elementary school; 小学

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR （美国）同elementary school
  In the United States, agrade schoolis the same as anelementary school.
  1. I was just in grade school at the time, but I remember it perfectly.
     那时我还在上小学，但是我记得非常清楚。

英英释义

noun

• a school for young children
  Synonym:grammar schoolelementary schoolprimary school

双语例句

• He went to grade school in New york and high school in Cicargo.
  他在纽约上小学，在芝加哥上中学。
• In grade school I was in all the plays.
  在小学，我在所有的发挥。
• I went to grade school in Los Angeles and high school in New York.
  我在洛杉矶上小学，在纽约上中学。
• Thankfully, my grade school and junior high school both offered free speech therapy.
  幸运的是，我在小学和初中时都接受了演讲治疗。
• By the time I went to college he was still in grade school.
  当我上大学的时候，他还在小学。
• She gathered photographs of Sam from his family, and asked students who knew him in grade school to write letters of introduction.
  她从山姆家收集了他的一些照片，并叫那些念小学就认识山姆的学生给他写介绍信。
• In grade school, a little boy punched Kimberly Bauer, and Kimberly ran home to tell her dad.
  Kimberly还在念小学的时候，有个小男孩打了她，她回家告诉了她爸爸。
• The only other secret I had in grade school and junior high was sending part of my allowance to Billy Graham after his Little Rock crusade.
  我在小学和初中仅有的另一个秘密，是在葛培理的小石城布道会后，把自己的部分零花钱捐给了他。
• Our dream remained alive through grade school, high school, and even beyond.
  我们的这一梦想历经小学、中学，甚至之后的岁月，从未变更。
• American lower education is divided into kinder-garten, for the under-6set, then grade school until age12.
  美国最初级的教育是为6岁以下儿童而设的幼儿园，然后是小学。