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一、教育类
1.adapt oneself to the development of使自己适应…的发展
2.scope of knowledge知识面
3.narrow the gap between缩小了…的鸿沟
4.lighten the burden of减轻了…的负担
5.comprehensive knowledge广博的知识
6.long-distance education远程教育
7.enrich the teaching method丰富教育手段
8. teaching methodology教学方法
9. schooling学校教育
10. upbringing、parenting、upbringing家庭教育
11. instill high moral values(注意:value用作复数表示价值观)灌输高尚的道德观
12.impart\inculcate knowledge传授知识
13.multi-media teaching多媒体教学
14.solid professional working experience扎实的职业工作经验
15.vocational education职业教育
16.down-to-earth, practical切合实际的
17.stress-related illness与压力有关的疾病
18.enjoy equal rights享有平等权利
19.receive education接受教育
20.thought-provoking引人深思的
21.enlightening予以人启迪的
22.far-reaching深远的
23.never-ending永不停息的
24.perplexing令人困惑的
25.overwhelming压倒一切的
26.the cultural diversity文化的多元性
27.insightful富有洞察力的, 有深刻见解的
28.exchange experience交流经验
29.undertake the due obligations承担责任
34.face possible pressure and competition迎接可能的压力和竞争
35.Be easily taken in by容易受到某人或某事的欺骗
36.exam-oriented education应试教育
37.knowledge-intensive知识密集型的;
labor-intensive劳动密集型的
38.education for all-round development全面发展教育
39.have quick and easy access to something更快地接触到…东西
40.develop our creative mind培养我们创造性思维
41.fake diploma假文凭
42.embracing the knowledge economy age拥抱知识经济时代
43.renew knowledge革新知识
44.people-oriented以人为本的;
profit-oriented以盈利为目的的
45.system of education教育体制 (compulsory education义务教育,quality education素质教育,student-oriented education以学生为主体的教育)
46.keep skills fresh and up-to-date使得技能可以与时俱进
47.widen one’s knowledge拓展知识面
48.enrich one’s social and life experience丰富了社会和生活阅历
49.realize the value of life实现生命价值
50.grasp good communication skills掌握良好的交流技能
51.remove misunderstanding and discrimination消除误解和歧视
52.improve cultural integration and globalization促进了文化的融合和文化全球化
53.cultivate a strong sense of responsibility培养了强烈的责任感
54.promote social skills and competence提高了社会能力和竞争力
55.make

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