enrol

及物动词登记; 入学，入会; 招收，吸收

不及物动词注册; 入学; 参军

及物动词

不及物动词

1. 登记：enrobe 穿 | enrol 登记 | enroll 登记

2. 列入：enrockmentmorainerockfill 堆石 | enrol 列入 | enrolkilttackling 卷起

3. 登记,注册：agenda n.议事单,议程表 | enrol 登记,注册 | respectively adj. 各自地,分别地

4. 注册：deliver: 投递 | enrol: 注册 | extravagant: 奢侈的

1. enrol

1. 招收（成员）；招（生）登记入学;注册（课程）
    If you enrol or are enrolled at an institution or on a course, you officially join it and pay a fee for it.

    e.g. Cherny was enrolled at the University in 1945...
           彻尼1945年在该大学登记入学。
    e.g. She enrolled on a local Women Into Management course...
           她注册学习当地的“女性参与管理”课程。

1. Most colleges and universities - and the best - are located in metropolitan areas and enrol a disproportionate number of local students.

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2. But there are concerns that once pupils finish elementary education, they will have to enrol at a secondary school where teachers don't speak Portuguese.

3. Last Friday, there were about 20 people waiting outside the room to enrol.

4. enrol的解释

4. Most of these heavy debts were incurred in 1999, when the authorities encouraged universities to enrol more students.

5. The school wanted to enrol him as a student for software development even though the elderly man had not applied to the program.

6. It is a big loss to Peking University if it refuses to enrol students with possibly lower leadership quality but higher academic talents.

7. enrol什么意思

7. Some private middle schools in Shanghai have started interviewing parents in a bid to be more selective about the students they enrol.

8. When students arrive at Yale University in the United States, they probably never imagine they will enrol in a class half a world away.

9. The number of students they enrol later this year should not exceed that of students graduate to this summer.

10. The college will enrol 800 new students in September and graduates will receive both Chinese and Australian diplomas.

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