higher education
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌhigher eduˈcation noun [uncountable] SECcollege or university education as opposed to school or high school 高等教育 → further education
Examples from the Corpus
higher education• In a higher education curriculum, second-handedness is eschewed.• He said the increase might force cuts in prisons and higher education and prevent any tax cut this year.• I did make my escape from Roundhay - by a route taken by many of my contemporaries: higher education.• While she affirmed learning across social classes, Jane Addams was a critic of higher education.• The early 1960s were a hopeful time, and it was then that California devised its system of higher education.• There were constituencies that had no interest in the civil rights issues, but great interest in expanded access to higher education.• President Clinton is asking Congress to increase federal aid to higher education by more than 50 percent by the year 2002.ˌhigher eduˈcation nounChineseSyllable
education college Corpus opposed or as school to or university
higher education
ˌhigher eduˈcation
noun [uncountable]
college or university education as opposed to school or high school ⇨ further education
ˌhigher eduˈcation
noun [uncountable]college or university education as opposed to school or high school ⇨ further education