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词汇 polytechnic
释义 polytechnic
noun[ C ]
uk /ˌpɒl.ɪˈtek.nɪk/ us /ˌpɑː.lɪˈtek.nɪk/(informalpoly)
(especially in Britain before 1992) a college where students study for degrees, especially in technical subjects, or train for particular types of work: (尤指1992年前英国的)工艺专科学院
a polytechnic student/course工艺专科学生/课程
I considered applying to university, but I eventually decided to go to the local poly.我考虑过申请上大学,但最终决定上本地的工艺专科学院。
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polytechnic | American Dictionary


polytechnic
noun[ C ]
us/ˌpɑl·ɪˈtek·nɪk/
a college where students study scientific and technical subjects

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This is an ideal model for polytechnic and university teachers to imitate.
Many graduates of polytechnics, technical high schools and the like became consultant or government engineers.
In their former role as polytechnics, their teaching had been reviewed by a national body at regular intervals.
The conversion, in 1991, of the polytechnics into what are now known as 'new' universities changed all that.
Decisions on the funding of university and polytechnic libraries are for the institutions themselves, in consultation as necessary with the relevant funding council.
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A competition was held between universities, polytechnics and other institutions to decide where it would be set up.
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At this stage we should not be talking—or encouraging the universities and polytechnics to think—in terms of full-cost fees being paid by students through loans.
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The polytechnic part of that system is regarded by most people as the second division, and that is unfair.
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Encouragement should be given to maximising the benefits of polytechnic education which can relieve the pressure on universities.
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There is one way in particular in which the polytechnics ought to be helped, and that is on the capital side.
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Even so, the polytechnics have given excellent value for money and the margin of value is increasing.
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I believe that he would wish to argue for financial parity between universities and polytechnics but also for preserving their distinctive traditions.
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Encouragement is needed in the form of funds for the polytechnics providing the courses and for the women while they are undertaking the training.
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There will of course be consequences for universities and polytechnics in such schemes because the content in each subject area cannot be as great.
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In 1979–80 £3,000 per head was spent on each university student as compared to £2,500 on each polytechnic student.
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