英语词汇“university of the air”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

University of the Air n. (a) an organization which provides courses of (esp. higher) education partly through radio and television broadcasts; spec. (an early name for) the Open University (see open university n. at open adj. Compounds 3); (b) (colloquial) a flying school or a college of aeronautical engineering (rare).

ΘΚΠ

society > education > place of education > college or university > [noun] > university > specific university

Oxon.c1439

Oxford1455

Sorbonne1560

aunt1625

T.C.D.1831

other place1899

open university1902

U.C.L.a1912

University of the Air1922

U.C.L.A.1941

U.C.D.1955

OU1969

open1970

College of the Air1977

society > travel > air or space travel > action of flying (in) aircraft > training > [noun] > school or university

flying school1894

University of the Air1922

1922 Radio Broadcast May 45/2 The people's University of the Air will have a greater student body than all of our universities put together. The educational application of radio is an immense field so far untouched.

1928 Los Angeles Times 7 Sept. i. 2/4 The company..will establish aviation schools through the country in addition to three so-called universities of the air for the advance training of aviators.

1931 Civil & Milit. Gaz. (Lahore) 4 Nov. 2/3 To meet the demand for trained and competent personnel..the College of Aeronautical Engineering has been formed—the University of the Air.

1963 Glasgow Herald 9 Sept. 1/1 Mr Wilson..suggested the broadcasting time for the ‘university of the air’ could be obtained by allocation of the fourth television channel.

1969 Radio Times 27 Nov. 12 Originally named ‘the University of the Air’, the Open University offers an exciting new opportunity.

1997 Nikkei Weekly (Japan) (Nexis) 27 Jan. 20 Shigefumi Nagano, a professor of developmental psychology at the University of the Air in Chiba, estimates that average IQ scores have increased about 10 points over the last 20 years.

单词	university of the air
释义	> as lemmas University of the Air University of the Air n. (a) an organization which provides courses of (esp. higher) education partly through radio and television broadcasts; spec. (an early name for) the Open University (see open university n. at open adj. Compounds 3); (b) (colloquial) a flying school or a college of aeronautical engineering (rare). ΘΚΠ society > education > place of education > college or university > [noun] > university > specific university Oxon.c1439 Oxford1455 Sorbonne1560 aunt1625 T.C.D.1831 other place1899 open university1902 U.C.L.a1912 University of the Air1922 U.C.L.A.1941 U.C.D.1955 OU1969 open1970 College of the Air1977 society > travel > air or space travel > action of flying (in) aircraft > training > [noun] > school or university flying school1894 University of the Air1922 1922 Radio Broadcast May 45/2 The people's University of the Air will have a greater student body than all of our universities put together. The educational application of radio is an immense field so far untouched. 1928 Los Angeles Times 7 Sept. i. 2/4 The company..will establish aviation schools through the country in addition to three so-called universities of the air for the advance training of aviators. 1931 Civil & Milit. Gaz. (Lahore) 4 Nov. 2/3 To meet the demand for trained and competent personnel..the College of Aeronautical Engineering has been formed—the University of the Air. 1963 Glasgow Herald 9 Sept. 1/1 Mr Wilson..suggested the broadcasting time for the ‘university of the air’ could be obtained by allocation of the fourth television channel. 1969 Radio Times 27 Nov. 12 Originally named ‘the University of the Air’, the Open University offers an exciting new opportunity. 1997 Nikkei Weekly (Japan) (Nexis) 27 Jan. 20 Shigefumi Nagano, a professor of developmental psychology at the University of the Air in Chiba, estimates that average IQ scores have increased about 10 points over the last 20 years. extracted from universityn. < as lemmas
随便看	nutters nuttery nuttier nuttiest nuttilier nuttiliest nuttily nuttin nuttiness nuttinesses nutting nuttings nuttish nutty nutty as a fruitcake nutty brown nutty slack nutty-flavoured nutty-looking nuttyflavoured nuttylooking nutual nutwood nutwoods nutworm

> as lemmas