campus

IPA/ˈkæmpəs/
KK[kˈæmpəs]IPA/ˈkæmpəs/

campus — 名詞

  • campussingular
  • campusesplural

1. The land and buildings where a school or university carries out its activities,

1.名詞B2
釋義

校園

大學或學校的建築物與土地

The land and buildings where a school or university carries out its activities, including lecture halls, dormitories, sports fields, and walkways.

例句

The new library on the northern side of campus opened to students last Monday.

校園北側的新圖書館上週一向學生開放。

set phrase 'on campus' — no article needed

Leila walked across the main campus from the science building to the dining hall.

Leila 從科學館步行穿越校園主區到餐廳。

常見搭配
  • main campus
  • entire campus
  • university campus
  • college campus
  • campus life
  • campus security
  • visit a campus
  • live on campus
  • walk across campus
  • campus tour
同義詞
  • grounds

    broader; can refer to land around any building, not just schools

  • site

    more general; refers to a location without implying buildings or institutions

  • premises

    more formal; used for business or institutional property including buildings

文法句型

on campus

off campus

across campus

campus + noun (campus life, campus security)

用法筆記

Frequently used without an article in the fixed phrases 'on campus', 'off campus', and 'across campus'. In all other contexts, 'campus' is a countable noun: 'a large campus', 'both campuses'. A common learner error is inserting 'the' in the fixed expressions.

常見錯誤

I met her on the campus yesterday.
I met her on campus yesterday.
The phrases 'on campus' and 'off campus' are fixed expressions that do not take the article 'the'.
慣用語

Located or happening within the grounds and buildings of a college or university; used without any article before 'campus'.

在校園裡

Most first-year students live on campus in shared dormitories.

There are three coffee shops on campus within walking distance of the library.

常見搭配

常用片語

  • on campus
  • off campus
  • main campus
  • entire campus
  • campus tour

介系詞搭配