school; educational institution

High-level educational institutions including universities, colleges, and technical schools; short for [[高等学校|高等學校|gao1 deng3 xue2 xiao4]].

a senior military officer rank, typically above a lieutenant colonel and below a brigadier general or major general; equivalent to a colonel in the army or a captain in the navy

school grounds; the entire area within a school's boundaries; school yard

headmaster; principal; university president; chancellor

(abbreviation) a collective term for colleges and universities; generally refers to higher education institutions

Junior-ranking field officer, specifically a major in the army or air force, or a lieutenant commander in the navy

bus used to transport students to and from school or school-related activities

a middle-ranking military officer; specifically a lieutenant colonel or commander rank between [[上校|上校|shang4 xiao4]] and [[少校|少校|shao4 xiao4]]

The entrance gate of a school or campus.

the standardized dress prescribed by a school for its students

The school authorities or the school side in a discussion, contract, or dispute.

To return to school, especially after a vacation or after having previously graduated.

A school established by a political party to train and educate its officials and cadres.

one's old school; the school from which one has graduated or where one previously studied

alumnus or alumna; a person who has graduated from or once worked at the same school

vice-principal of a school; vice-president or provost of a university

located or occurring outside of school grounds

to proofread and correct a text; to edit and rectify errors in a document

school buildings; schoolhouse

military academy; military school

(abbreviation) a school where one learns to drive motor vehicles; also known as a [[驾训班|駕訓班|jia4 xun4 ban1]] in Taiwan

The anniversary of the founding of a school; also refers to the celebrations or activities held on that day.

Collective term for all public and private universities, independent colleges, and vocational technical colleges.

A branch of a school or a separate campus away from the main school headquarters

local area network serving a university or school campus

The highest institution of the Chinese Communist Party for training officials and cadres, founded in 1933

(abbreviation) vocational or technical high school, abbreviated from [[技工学校|技工學校|ji4 gong1 xue2 xiao4]] or [[技术学校|技術學校|ji4 shu4 xue2 xiao4]].

To check a manuscript or copy against the original text to find and correct errors.

A high-ranking military officer in the Chinese armed forces, equivalent to a senior colonel in the army and air force, or a senior captain in the navy.

Technical or professional school offering vocational training or associate degrees, typically lower in level than a four-year university.

a middle-ranking military officer in ancient China; later used as a title for lower-ranking guards or officials

A school that holds classes in the evening, often for adult or part-time education.

to adjust or verify a machine or instrument to ensure its accuracy

The doctor who is responsible for the health and medical care of teachers and students at a school.

(abbreviation) sports school or physical education school; an institution for training athletes and physical education teachers

To remain at school during a vacation period; to be kept in school.

the girl recognized as the most beautiful in a school; campus belle

to live on campus; to live in a school dormitory

a slogan or motto set by a school to guide and inspire its students and staff

the prevailing atmosphere, style, or general tone of a school or campus

A school specifically for training teachers for primary or secondary education; often abbreviated as [[师范|師範|shi1 fan4]]

The Whampoa Military Academy, established in 1924 by the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China to train officers for the Chinese revolutionary army; also known as the Huangpu Military Academy.

to check and test for accuracy; to inspect or proof test

A school established and funded by the government or public agencies.

school rules and regulations; the internal laws and policies set by a school for its students and staff

(abbreviation) a school for training government or party officials; specifically refers to the [[五七干校|五七幹校|wu3 qi1 gan4 xiao4]] during the Cultural Revolution

A school where adults or laborers study culture or technology in their spare time; often associated with literacy campaigns.

prestigious or famous school; well-known educational institution