tuition

美音：[tu'ɪʃ(ə)n] 英音：[tjuː'ɪʃ(ə)n]

简单释义：

n.指导；（尤指大专院校的）学费

网络教诲；费用；学杂费专区

完整释义：

1.学费
2.教诲

例句：

To answer this question, you might be tempted to add up the money you spend on tuition, books, room, and board.
要回答这个问题，你会想到把你用于学费、书籍、住房和伙食的钱加总起来。
While he has no college debt (his grandparents paid all his tuition and board) many others do, and that helps force them back home.
而他没有很多人背负的助学贷款（祖父支付了他所有的学费和生活费），贷款迫使他们回到家里。
This involves intensive one-to-one tuition, up to 40 hours a week for two years or more.
这个疗法需要一对一的强化训练，一周做40个小时，要做两年甚至更长的时间。
Some of my students seem to feel that their only important responsibilities are to pay their tuition and show up in class.
一些我的学生看起来好像是他们的责任仅仅是交学费和在我的教室里面走下过场。
Savings are a great source for tuition, but many unemployed don't have savings or have it tied up in retirement accounts.
存款是最好的学费来源，但是很多失业者没有存款或者都在退休金账户里。
I felt that I had a little bit more leverage with him, given that I'm paying his college tuition then with off-the-street program.
但我觉得在他那，我更有砝码，毕竟我给他支付大学学费，让他做一些项目。
It's nice to see that $48, 921 in Stanford MBA tuition going to a such a worthy cause.
我们愉快地看到，在斯坦福，$48,921的MBA学费可以促成这样一个有价值的目标。
The university subsidizes up to half the tuition for the child of a faculty member.
大学为每个教工的孩子资助一半的学费。

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