students

IPA/ˈstjuː.dənt/
KK[stˈudənts]IPA/ˈstuː.dənt/

students — 名詞

  • studentssingular
  • studentsesplural

1. someone enrolled at a university or college, working toward a degree or qualific

1.名詞A1
釋義

大學生

在大專院校攻讀學位的人

someone enrolled at a university or college, working toward a degree or qualification

例句

Fatima and her cousin are both students at Cairo University.

Fatima 和她的表妹都是開羅大學的大學生。

students at [university name]

The university offers free bus passes to full-time students.

該大學為全職大學生提供免費公車乘車證。

full-time students

常見搭配
  • university student
  • college student
  • medical student
  • law student
  • graduate student
  • full-time student
  • mature student
  • overseas student
  • first-year student
同義詞
  • undergraduate

    specifically a student who has not yet finished a first degree

  • scholar

    more formal; often implies advanced academic work or research

  • learner

    broader term for anyone gaining knowledge, not necessarily enrolled in a course

反義詞
  • teacher

    the person who instructs students

  • lecturer

    a university teacher who gives lectures to students

用法筆記

In British English, 'student' typically refers to university-level learners, while school-age children are more often called 'pupils'. American English uses 'student' for all levels.

常見錯誤

I am student at university.
I am a student at university.
'student' is a countable noun and needs an article.

2. a person who goes to school to learn, especially a child or teenager

2.名詞A1
釋義

學生

在中小學上課的兒童或青少年

a person who goes to school to learn, especially a child or teenager

例句

The students in Ms. Chen's class built a model volcano for the science fair.

陳老師班上的學生為科展做了一座火山模型。

students in [teacher's] class

Every morning, students line up in the courtyard before the first bell rings.

每天早上,學生們在第一聲鈴響前於操場排隊。

常見搭配
  • school student
  • primary school student
  • high school student
  • new student
  • exchange student
  • student teacher
同義詞
  • pupil

    more common in British English for children at school

  • schoolchild

    specifically a child attending school, not a teenager or adult

  • learner

    broader term; does not imply being in a school

反義詞
  • teacher

    the person who teaches students in a school

用法筆記

In British English, 'pupil' is more common than 'student' for school-age children. American English uses 'student' for all ages.

常見錯誤

She is student at my school.
She is a student at my school.
remember the article 'a' before the countable noun.

3. a person who studies a subject deeply out of personal interest rather than as pa

3.名詞B2
釋義

鑽研者

對某領域有濃厚興趣並深入探究的人

a person who studies a subject deeply out of personal interest rather than as part of formal education

例句

Bjorn and his friends are dedicated students of jazz piano in Stockholm.

Bjorn 和他的朋友們在斯德哥爾摩是爵士鋼琴的忠實鑽研者。

dedicated students of [subject]

At dawn, the bird hide fills with serious students of wetland ecology, binoculars trained on the reeds.

黎明時分,賞鳥掩體裡擠滿了濕地生態的認真鑽研者,望遠鏡對準了蘆葦叢。

serious students of [subject]

常見搭配
  • keen student of
  • serious student of
  • dedicated student of
  • student of human nature
同義詞
  • enthusiast

    emphasises passion and excitement about a subject

  • devotee

    suggests stronger, often lifelong commitment

  • follower

    implies less active study — more about keeping up with developments

用法筆記

Always followed by 'of' + the subject area. Unlike senses 1 and 2, this meaning does not imply enrolment in a school or university — it describes personal devotion to learning a topic.

常見錯誤

He is a student in history.
He is a student of history.
use 'of', not 'in', for this meaning.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • student life
  • student body
  • student loan
  • fellow student
  • former student

介系詞搭配

  • student of
  • student at