lyceum

英

美

n.  文化宫；文化团体；文苑

BNC.28031 / COCA.32655

英英释义

noun

• a public hall for lectures and concerts
• a school for students intermediate between elementary school and college
  Synonym:secondary schoollyceeGymnasiummiddle school

双语例句

• Shanghai Lyceum Theatre goes through more than a hundred and fifty years, from its establishment up to now, possesses a long history and deep deposit of culture, witnesses the history of drama development of Shanghai and even China.
  上海兰心大戏院从建立至今已有一百五十多年，具有悠久的历史和深厚的文化积淀，它见证了上海乃至中国的戏剧发展史。
• Not being an Athenian citizen, Aristotle had to rent the land on which the lyceum operated.
  因为不是雅典公民，亚里斯多德不得不以租用场地来开张自己的教学。
• Aristotle founded his own school, the lyceum.
  亚里士多德创建了自己的流派，叫作学园派。
• They're putting on a new show at the lyceum.
  他们正在吕克昂学府举办新的展览。
• Additionally, lyceum has been shown to be effective in combating fatigue within the body.
  此外，书院已被证实可有效地对付疲劳的身体。
• But I soon discovered that college was not quite the romantic lyceum I had imagined.
  但是我很快就发现大学并非如我想象的那样浪漫。
• Whereas plato's academy led in the development of mathematics and geometry, the lyceum focuses on applied scientific research, especially in the natural sciences.
  当柏拉图的“学院”着重于数学和几何学的发展时，“学苑”专注于应用方面的科学研究，特别是自然科学。
• What we have of Aristotle's writings are mostly lectures he gave at the Lyceum in these years.
  我们亚里士多德的著作大多是讲课他在中学的这几年。
• He set up a school at the Lyceum in Athens and taught, criticizing Pluto and Socrates with a certain hardness.
  他在雅典的学园设坛讲学，对柏拉图和苏格拉底批判的多少有些苛刻。
• "They're going to give a performance in the lyceum, upstairs," she reported one day," and I'm going to be in it."
  “学校要在礼堂楼上演一出戏。“她有一天报告说，”我也要参加。”