vocationally

IPA/vəʊˈkeɪ.ʃən.əl.i/
IPA/voʊˈkeɪ.ʃən.əl.i/

vocationally — 副詞

1. in a manner that is connected to learning practical skills for a specific occupa

1.副詞C1
釋義

職業訓練上

與工作技能培訓或就業準備相關地

in a manner that is connected to learning practical skills for a specific occupation or career path

例句

Karim chose a vocationally focused diploma in renewable energy rather than a university degree.

Karim 選擇了職業訓練取向的再生能源證書課程,而非大學學位。

vocationally focused + noun phrase

The evening classes are vocationally relevant for adults who want to change careers.

這些夜間課程對想要轉職的成年人來說,具有職業訓練上的實用性。

同義詞
  • professionally

    broader — refers to any work-related context, not specifically skill training

  • occupationally

    very close in meaning but less common in everyday use

  • career-wise

    informal alternative, often used in spoken English or career advice

反義詞
  • academically

    contrasts vocational (practical skill) training with theoretical, university-style study

文法句型

vocationally + adjective/past participle (focused, oriented, relevant, trained)

用法筆記

Typically modifies adjectives (focused, oriented, relevant) or past participles (trained, based) in educational and career contexts. Often used to contrast vocational education with academic study.

常見錯誤

He enrolled in a vocationally training course.
He enrolled in a vocational training course.
💡'vocationally' is an adverb, so it cannot directly modify the noun 'course'; use the adjective 'vocational' instead.