第三人称复数：crash courses
1. (速成课)：71.Maiden Voyage (处女航) | 72.Crash Course (速成课) | 73.Replika (复制品)
2. 速修课程：Craft Apprentice Pay Scale [CAPS] 技工学徒工资等级;技工学徒工资等级表 | crash course 速修课程 | CSTDI Training Officer Grade Association 公务员培训处训练主任级协会
3. (冲击碰撞)：Hot Rocks(炽热的岩石) | Crash Course(冲击碰撞) | On Shaky Ground(在摇动的大地上)
1. A kindergarten that offered a " crash course " to help students get into catholic schools has promised to refund tuition fees paid for the course.
2. That's why I decided to embark on a cigar crash course, learning what makes Cubans some of the finest cigars in the world.
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3. A Shanghai company shocked its employees when it announced recently it would give them a crash course on toilet etiquette.
4. They have repeatedly used the same tactics as if fellow pupils who graduated from the same insurgence crash course.
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5. The Columbia University professor and researcher gave jurors a crash course on propofol, an anesthetic used in hospital settings.
6. If you don't know anything about reggae, you can get a crash course here.
7. Singh's spokesman Sanjaya Baru said the Pakistani president took the opportunity to offer a crash course on the finer points of the game.
8. Shooting crowds at the Olympics are being given a crash course on the sport.
noun
1. a rapid and intense course of training or research (usually undertaken in an emergency)
e.g. he took a crash course in Italian on his way to Italy
his first job was a crash course in survival and in learning how to get along with people
a crash programme is needed to create new jobs
Synonym: crash program crash programme