Meaning & Definition of word "School"

School

/skuːl/

1. An institution for educating children or students.
- Example: She went to school every day to learn math and science.
2. A large group of fish or other aquatic animals swimming together.
- Example: We saw a school of dolphins swimming near the boat.
3. A particular branch of teaching or learning.
- Example: He is studying the School of Economics at the university.
4. A group of people with similar beliefs and practices, typically in a specialized field.
- Example: The school of thought regarding renewable energy has gained momentum.

1. To educate or train (someone), typically in a formal setting.
- Example: The teacher schooled the students on the importance of teamwork.

From Latin schola, from Greek scholē, meaning 'leisure' or 'discussion'.

back to school:

The time when students return to school after a vacation.

school of thought:

A particular philosophy or way of thinking.

school days:

Days spent in school, often referred nostalgically.

cut class:

To skip a class without permission.

teacher:

An individual who educates and instructs students.

student:

A person who is studying at a school or other educational institution.

curriculum:

The subjects comprising a course of study in a school or college.

graduation:

The receiving of a degree or diploma at the end of a course of study.

Meaning: The act of skipping school.

Example Sentence: He got caught ditching school on Friday.

Meaning: Referring to an academic environment or student life in a humorous way.

Example Sentence: It's all about that school life—late nights and study sessions.