campuses

IPA/ˈkæm.pəs/
KK[kˈæmpəsəz]IPA/ˈkæm.pəs/

campuses — noun

  • campusessingular
  • campussingular
  • campusesesplural

1. the land and all the buildings on it that make up a college, university, or othe

1.名詞B1
釋義

the land and all the buildings on it that make up a college, university, or other school

例句

Rin visited three college campuses in one day to find the right one.

visited + campuses: touring several school sites

The two campuses of Greenwood School are only ten minutes apart by bicycle.

distance between campuses

同義詞
  • grounds

    a broader term for land belonging to any large building, not just a school

  • site

    more general; can refer to any location where something is built, not specifically a school

文法句型

on campuses

across campuses

[number] + campuses

university/college/school + campuses

用法筆記

The plural 'campuses' is used for more than one physical school site. The singular form is 'campus'. When talking about one location in general, the fixed phrase 'on campus' is used without 'a' or 'the' (e.g. 'She lives on campus').

常見錯誤

❌There are many campus in this city.
✅There are many campuses in this city.
💡'campus' is a regular countable noun; add '-es' for the plural form.