英语词汇“homework”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES

Dave, have you done your French homework?
Did you get your homework done Jason?
Don't you kids have any homework?
For homework, I'd like you to finish exercises 2 and 3 on page 24.
Go to your room and do your math homework before you start watching TV.
Have you got a lot of homework then?
I'm sorry Gail, but Amber has to stay home and do her homework.
I don't have any homework tonight.
Mrs Burgess gives more homework than the other teachers.
My brother always used to help me with my homework.
Oh, I've got so much homework to do!

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

Housework, homework, work in fields, farms and factories.
I pointed out that the same students were handing in homework in their other classes.
More tests, more homework, more drill, more hours, more days.
The amount of homework help that parents give should also affect results.
There were two more open airs during the week and somewhere in between all this activity the children had homework to complete.
We were in the middle of that when he was called inside to do his homework and I was sent home.
You don't hand your homework in on time, or you don't even bother to do it.

Longman Language Activatorthe work that you do when you study something► somebody's studies

all the work that someone does when they are a student at school or university: · My uncle asked me how I was enjoying my studies.· James interrupted his studies to travel around Europe for a year.· She plans to continue her studies at Colgate in the fall.

► homework

work that a school student is given to do during free time, not during lessons: · Don't you kids have any homework?· Mrs Burgess gives more homework than the other teachers.do your homework: · Go to your room and do your math homework before you start watching TV.

► coursework

all the work that a student has to do as part of a course of study, but not the examinations: · The diploma requires 30 hours of coursework.· Half of the marks are for the exam, and half are for coursework.

► revision

British when you read books, notes etc in order to prepare for an examination that you are going to do: · How is your history revision going?do revision: · I can't come out tonight - I've got a lot of revision to do.

► study

a piece of work, especially one that includes a written report, that involves studying a particular subject in order to find out more about it: · Recent studies have shown that women find it harder than men to give up smoking.study on: · Berne has published a review of studies on sex education programs in public schools.study of: · Our comparative study of political culture includes five democracies.do/conduct/carry out a study: · We're doing a study into how much time people spend watching television each day.

► research

careful, detailed work that you do in order to discover new information or produce new ideas about a particular subject: · Recent research has shown that human language is much older than we previously thought.research into: · More research is needed into the ways in which this virus is spread.research on: · He hopes that his book will inspire more research on alcoholism.scientific/historical/clinical etc research: · There is no scientific research to back up the company's claims.do/conduct/carry out research: · She's doing research into the connection between crime and poverty.· Many of the questions can be answered without carrying out any new research.

work that a student does► homework

the work that a student has to do at home as part of their studies: · My brother always used to help me with my homework.do (your) homework: · I'm sorry Gail, but Amber has to stay home and do her homework.· Oh, I've got so much homework to do!· Did you get your homework done Jason?have homework: · I don't have any homework tonight.· Have you got a lot of homework then?for homework: · For homework, I'd like you to finish exercises 2 and 3 on page 24.English/geography etc homework: · Dave, have you done your French homework?

► classwork

the work that a student does when they are at school, rather than work they do at home: · Mrs Hoffmann, I'm calling about Mike's classwork. There are some problems.· The units are ideal for classwork, but can also be used by students at home.

► schoolwork

all the work that a student has to do for their studies: · Johnny's had a lot of problems at home recently and it's starting to affect his schoolwork.· The program combines schoolwork with job experience.· Tim, a third-grader, had difficulty with his schoolwork, and also found it hard to make friends.

► coursework

British the work that a student has to do for the course that they are studying, especially when this is compared with work done in examinations: · Half of the marks are for the exam, the rest are for coursework.· None of the coursework seemed to have much relevance to being a nurse in a busy hospital.· I'm just so behind on the coursework.

► studies

formal the work that a student does at a school or university: somebody's studies: · After the war, he resumed his studies at the University of Turin.· Her parents insisted that she give up the vacation job, as they felt it was interfering with her studies.finish/complete your studies: · After completing her studies at the University, she worked as a nurse for six years.

WORD SETS► School

academy, nounadvanced, adjectiveAdvanced level, nounA level, nounA/S level, nounassembly, nounbaccalaureate, nounblazer, nounboard, verbboarder, nounboarding school, nounbursar, nouncane, nouncaretaker, nouncarnival, nounchurch school, nounclassroom, nounclasswork, nounCollege Boards, nouncomp, nouncomprehensive school, nounconvent school, nouncorporal punishment, nouncrammer, nounday boy, nounday girl, nounday pupil, nounday school, noundemerit, noundetention, noundictation, noundinner lady, noundiploma, noundomestic science, noundormitory, noundrill, noundrill, verbdriver's education, noundunce, noundunce's cap, nounelementary, adjectiveelementary school, nounfag, nounfeeder school, nounfinishing school, nounform, nounGCE, nounGCSE, noungrade, noungrade school, noungraduate, noungraduate, verbgraduation, noungrammar school, noungrant-maintained, adjectivehead boy, nounhead girl, nounheadmaster, nounheadmistress, nounheadship, nounhead teacher, nounhigh, nounhigh school, nounhome room, nounhomework, nounhonor roll, nounhouse, nounhousemaster, nounhousemistress, nounindustrial arts, nounintermediate school, nounintramural, adjectivejunior, nounjunior high school, nounjunior school, nounlollipop lady, nounmagnet school, nounmake-up, nounmaster, nounmatron, nounmiddle school, nounMilitary Academy, nounminus, adjectivemistress, nounmixed ability, adjectivemonitor, nounmultiplication table, nounO grade, nounold boy, nounold girl, nounO level, nounparochial school, nounPE, nounperiod, nounplus, adjectivepop quiz, nounpractical, nounprefect, nounprep, nounprep, verbpreparatory school, nounpreppy, adjectiveprep school, nounprimary, adjectiveprimary school, nounprimer, nounprivate education, nounprivate school, nounproject, nounPTA, nounPTO, nounpublic school, nounpupil, nounquiz, nounRE, nounrecess, nounreport, nounreport card, nounsatchel, nounschool board, nounschoolboy, nounschoolchild, nounschoolday, nounschool district, nounschoolgirl, nounschool governor, nounschoolhouse, nounschooling, nounschoolkid, nounschool-leaver, nounschoolmaster, nounschoolmate, nounschoolmistress, nounschoolroom, nounschoolteacher, nounschool tie, nounschoolwork, nounsecondary modern, nounsecondary school, nounsemester, nounseminary, nounsenior, nounsenior high school, nounset, nounsex education, nounshop, nounshow and tell, nounsixth form, nounsixth form college, nounsophomore, nounspecial education, nounspecial school, nounspeech day, nounsports day, nounstatement, verbstream, nounstream, verbsubject, nounsubstitute teacher, nounsummer camp, nounsummer school, nounsuperintendent, nounsupply teacher, nounsyllabus, nountermly, adjectivetheme, nountruant, noununit, nounupperclassman, nounupperclasswoman, nounupper school, nounvaledictorian, noun

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRYverbs► do your homework

· Paul, have you done your homework?

► give (somebody) homework

(also set (somebody) homework British English)· The teacher gave them some homework to do by Monday.

► help somebody with their homework

· I often have to help her with her homework.

► hand in your homework

(=give it to the teacher)· You must hand in your homework by Friday.

► start/finish your homework

· You’re not going out until you’ve finished your homework.

► hand in your homework

(=give homework you have done to your teacher)· He always hands his homework in on time.

NOUNS + homework► biology/history/French etc homework

· The science homework was really hard.

phrases► a piece of homework

· I still have one piece of homework left to do.

COMMON ERRORS ► Don’t say ‘make/write your homework’. Say do your homework.COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► do your homework

· My parents don’t let me go out unless I’ve done my homework.

► give somebody work/homework etc

How much homework are you given in a week?

He’s always giving us chores to do around the house.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► assignment

· Here, the therapist is looking for maladaptive coping strategies which can be altered at a later date in homework assignments.· How important are homework assignments and good grades, really?· At the beginning of each session review homework assignments.· Specifically, it often meant not permitting Louisa to escape from lengthy homework assignments that involved a lot of writing.· The homework assignment involves setting a task that they would not normally do.· You know kids who always do their schoolwork and kids who hardly ever do their class and homework assignments.· The interviewer is looking for a relapsed sport or hobby which can be restarted and used as behavioural tasks in homework assignments.· This problem manifests itself when a student forgets to bring home her books or remembers the books but forgets the homework assignments.

► task

· These homework tasks are negotiated between therapist and client.· Members often meet up to carry out homework tasks together, and contact each other between sessions.· A series of positive reports regarding homework tasks can set the tone of the group to follow.· At the end of the session they were set a homework task and were invited to discuss their feelings.

VERB► complete

· The failure to complete homework for example, results in the loss of television-viewing time.· In the early grades, the average student may be expected to complete thirty minutes of homework a night.· But it was the politicians who should have completed their homework more thoroughly.

► do

· Rory never seemed to do any homework at all.· They had to do their homework.· Matthew allowed Clare to do her homework in his attic study.· We were in the middle of that when he was called inside to do his homework and I was sent home.· Although I helped if they asked, I never did homework with my children.· After dinner, I clean the kitchen and prepare to do my homework.· Auction experts also say it is important that would-be buyers do their homework.· But Blake did his homework this time.

► finish

· At seven-thirty, Dooley apparently finished his homework and turned on the jam box.

► get

· B has not got the homework.· I wish she would show me how to get through homework and adolescence instead of just Christmas dinner for 40.· He's got lots of homework to do.· Ann Chait remembers telling her sons Jon and David to stop playing computer games and get their homework done.· However, her son had problems settling down at school and needed a lot of help getting used to homework.· He was cranky and would get upset over homework not done, cry, call himself stupid, and pester his sister.· It's not just boxing and brute strength you've got to do your homework.· If you want your weans to get homework then give it to them your tucking self.

► give

· Last month I gave you some homework.· I planned my own units, gave homework, implemented multicultural education.· It was unrealistic to speak of giving tests and homework to children who were already under great academic pressure.

► help

· We helped each other with homework and went together to the Giardino Pubblico when we finished lessons early.· They can not help with homework.· To give himself more time he asked the Bookman if he would help him with his homework.· We had long discussions about whatever we liked, and during term-time Don Cattabianchi would sometimes help us with our homework.· We help each other with homework ... then play records and that.

► start

· Example: the infatuated mug that stuck to his blotchy hand when he started with homework.· When you get home, start your homework right away.· It is sometimes a good idea to start homework reporting with a client who you recognize as a likely positive contributor.· At eleven it was understood that I washed the breakfast things and scrubbed the kitchen floor before I started my homework.

单词	homework
释义	homeworkhome‧work /ˈhəʊmwɜːk $ ˈhoʊmwɜːrk/ ●●● S2 noun [uncountable] Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES Dave, have you done your French homework? Did you get your homework done Jason? Don't you kids have any homework? For homework, I'd like you to finish exercises 2 and 3 on page 24. Go to your room and do your math homework before you start watching TV. Have you got a lot of homework then? I'm sorry Gail, but Amber has to stay home and do her homework. I don't have any homework tonight. Mrs Burgess gives more homework than the other teachers. My brother always used to help me with my homework. Oh, I've got so much homework to do! EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Housework, homework, work in fields, farms and factories. I pointed out that the same students were handing in homework in their other classes. More tests, more homework, more drill, more hours, more days. The amount of homework help that parents give should also affect results. There were two more open airs during the week and somewhere in between all this activity the children had homework to complete. We were in the middle of that when he was called inside to do his homework and I was sent home. You don't hand your homework in on time, or you don't even bother to do it. Thesaurus Longman Language Activatorthe work that you do when you study something► somebody's studies all the work that someone does when they are a student at school or university: · My uncle asked me how I was enjoying my studies.· James interrupted his studies to travel around Europe for a year.· She plans to continue her studies at Colgate in the fall. ► homework work that a school student is given to do during free time, not during lessons: · Don't you kids have any homework?· Mrs Burgess gives more homework than the other teachers.do your homework: · Go to your room and do your math homework before you start watching TV. ► coursework all the work that a student has to do as part of a course of study, but not the examinations: · The diploma requires 30 hours of coursework.· Half of the marks are for the exam, and half are for coursework. ► revision British when you read books, notes etc in order to prepare for an examination that you are going to do: · How is your history revision going?do revision: · I can't come out tonight - I've got a lot of revision to do. ► study a piece of work, especially one that includes a written report, that involves studying a particular subject in order to find out more about it: · Recent studies have shown that women find it harder than men to give up smoking.study on: · Berne has published a review of studies on sex education programs in public schools.study of: · Our comparative study of political culture includes five democracies.do/conduct/carry out a study: · We're doing a study into how much time people spend watching television each day. ► research careful, detailed work that you do in order to discover new information or produce new ideas about a particular subject: · Recent research has shown that human language is much older than we previously thought.research into: · More research is needed into the ways in which this virus is spread.research on: · He hopes that his book will inspire more research on alcoholism.scientific/historical/clinical etc research: · There is no scientific research to back up the company's claims.do/conduct/carry out research: · She's doing research into the connection between crime and poverty.· Many of the questions can be answered without carrying out any new research. work that a student does► homework the work that a student has to do at home as part of their studies: · My brother always used to help me with my homework.do (your) homework: · I'm sorry Gail, but Amber has to stay home and do her homework.· Oh, I've got so much homework to do!· Did you get your homework done Jason?have homework: · I don't have any homework tonight.· Have you got a lot of homework then?for homework: · For homework, I'd like you to finish exercises 2 and 3 on page 24.English/geography etc homework: · Dave, have you done your French homework? ► classwork the work that a student does when they are at school, rather than work they do at home: · Mrs Hoffmann, I'm calling about Mike's classwork. There are some problems.· The units are ideal for classwork, but can also be used by students at home. ► schoolwork all the work that a student has to do for their studies: · Johnny's had a lot of problems at home recently and it's starting to affect his schoolwork.· The program combines schoolwork with job experience.· Tim, a third-grader, had difficulty with his schoolwork, and also found it hard to make friends. ► coursework British the work that a student has to do for the course that they are studying, especially when this is compared with work done in examinations: · Half of the marks are for the exam, the rest are for coursework.· None of the coursework seemed to have much relevance to being a nurse in a busy hospital.· I'm just so behind on the coursework. ► studies formal the work that a student does at a school or university: somebody's studies: · After the war, he resumed his studies at the University of Turin.· Her parents insisted that she give up the vacation job, as they felt it was interfering with her studies.finish/complete your studies: · After completing her studies at the University, she worked as a nurse for six years. WORD SETS► School academy, nounadvanced, adjectiveAdvanced level, nounA level, nounA/S level, nounassembly, nounbaccalaureate, nounblazer, nounboard, verbboarder, nounboarding school, nounbursar, nouncane, nouncaretaker, nouncarnival, nounchurch school, nounclassroom, nounclasswork, nounCollege Boards, nouncomp, nouncomprehensive school, nounconvent school, nouncorporal punishment, nouncrammer, nounday boy, nounday girl, nounday pupil, nounday school, noundemerit, noundetention, noundictation, noundinner lady, noundiploma, noundomestic science, noundormitory, noundrill, noundrill, verbdriver's education, noundunce, noundunce's cap, nounelementary, adjectiveelementary school, nounfag, nounfeeder school, nounfinishing school, nounform, nounGCE, nounGCSE, noungrade, noungrade school, noungraduate, noungraduate, verbgraduation, noungrammar school, noungrant-maintained, adjectivehead boy, nounhead girl, nounheadmaster, nounheadmistress, nounheadship, nounhead teacher, nounhigh, nounhigh school, nounhome room, nounhomework, nounhonor roll, nounhouse, nounhousemaster, nounhousemistress, nounindustrial arts, nounintermediate school, nounintramural, adjectivejunior, nounjunior high school, nounjunior school, nounlollipop lady, nounmagnet school, nounmake-up, nounmaster, nounmatron, nounmiddle school, nounMilitary Academy, nounminus, adjectivemistress, nounmixed ability, adjectivemonitor, nounmultiplication table, nounO grade, nounold boy, nounold girl, nounO level, nounparochial school, nounPE, nounperiod, nounplus, adjectivepop quiz, nounpractical, nounprefect, nounprep, nounprep, verbpreparatory school, nounpreppy, adjectiveprep school, nounprimary, adjectiveprimary school, nounprimer, nounprivate education, nounprivate school, nounproject, nounPTA, nounPTO, nounpublic school, nounpupil, nounquiz, nounRE, nounrecess, nounreport, nounreport card, nounsatchel, nounschool board, nounschoolboy, nounschoolchild, nounschoolday, nounschool district, nounschoolgirl, nounschool governor, nounschoolhouse, nounschooling, nounschoolkid, nounschool-leaver, nounschoolmaster, nounschoolmate, nounschoolmistress, nounschoolroom, nounschoolteacher, nounschool tie, nounschoolwork, nounsecondary modern, nounsecondary school, nounsemester, nounseminary, nounsenior, nounsenior high school, nounset, nounsex education, nounshop, nounshow and tell, nounsixth form, nounsixth form college, nounsophomore, nounspecial education, nounspecial school, nounspeech day, nounsports day, nounstatement, verbstream, nounstream, verbsubject, nounsubstitute teacher, nounsummer camp, nounsummer school, nounsuperintendent, nounsupply teacher, nounsyllabus, nountermly, adjectivetheme, nountruant, noununit, nounupperclassman, nounupperclasswoman, nounupper school, nounvaledictorian, noun Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRYverbs► do your homework · Paul, have you done your homework? ► give (somebody) homework (also set (somebody) homework British English)· The teacher gave them some homework to do by Monday. ► help somebody with their homework · I often have to help her with her homework. ► hand in your homework (=give it to the teacher)· You must hand in your homework by Friday. ► start/finish your homework · You’re not going out until you’ve finished your homework. ► hand in your homework (=give homework you have done to your teacher)· He always hands his homework in on time. NOUNS + homework► biology/history/French etc homework · The science homework was really hard. phrases► a piece of homework · I still have one piece of homework left to do. COMMON ERRORS ► Don’t say ‘make/write your homework’. Say do your homework.COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► do your homework · My parents don’t let me go out unless I’ve done my homework. ► give somebody work/homework etc How much homework are you given in a week? He’s always giving us chores to do around the house. COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► assignment · Here, the therapist is looking for maladaptive coping strategies which can be altered at a later date in homework assignments.· How important are homework assignments and good grades, really?· At the beginning of each session review homework assignments.· Specifically, it often meant not permitting Louisa to escape from lengthy homework assignments that involved a lot of writing.· The homework assignment involves setting a task that they would not normally do.· You know kids who always do their schoolwork and kids who hardly ever do their class and homework assignments.· The interviewer is looking for a relapsed sport or hobby which can be restarted and used as behavioural tasks in homework assignments.· This problem manifests itself when a student forgets to bring home her books or remembers the books but forgets the homework assignments. ► task · These homework tasks are negotiated between therapist and client.· Members often meet up to carry out homework tasks together, and contact each other between sessions.· A series of positive reports regarding homework tasks can set the tone of the group to follow.· At the end of the session they were set a homework task and were invited to discuss their feelings. VERB► complete · The failure to complete homework for example, results in the loss of television-viewing time.· In the early grades, the average student may be expected to complete thirty minutes of homework a night.· But it was the politicians who should have completed their homework more thoroughly. ► do · Rory never seemed to do any homework at all.· They had to do their homework.· Matthew allowed Clare to do her homework in his attic study.· We were in the middle of that when he was called inside to do his homework and I was sent home.· Although I helped if they asked, I never did homework with my children.· After dinner, I clean the kitchen and prepare to do my homework.· Auction experts also say it is important that would-be buyers do their homework.· But Blake did his homework this time. ► finish · At seven-thirty, Dooley apparently finished his homework and turned on the jam box. ► get · B has not got the homework.· I wish she would show me how to get through homework and adolescence instead of just Christmas dinner for 40.· He's got lots of homework to do.· Ann Chait remembers telling her sons Jon and David to stop playing computer games and get their homework done.· However, her son had problems settling down at school and needed a lot of help getting used to homework.· He was cranky and would get upset over homework not done, cry, call himself stupid, and pester his sister.· It's not just boxing and brute strength you've got to do your homework.· If you want your weans to get homework then give it to them your tucking self. ► give · Last month I gave you some homework.· I planned my own units, gave homework, implemented multicultural education.· It was unrealistic to speak of giving tests and homework to children who were already under great academic pressure. ► help · We helped each other with homework and went together to the Giardino Pubblico when we finished lessons early.· They can not help with homework.· To give himself more time he asked the Bookman if he would help him with his homework.· We had long discussions about whatever we liked, and during term-time Don Cattabianchi would sometimes help us with our homework.· We help each other with homework ... then play records and that. ► start · Example: the infatuated mug that stuck to his blotchy hand when he started with homework.· When you get home, start your homework right away.· It is sometimes a good idea to start homework reporting with a client who you recognize as a likely positive contributor.· At eleven it was understood that I washed the breakfast things and scrubbed the kitchen floor before I started my homework. 1work that a student at school is asked to do at home → classwork: For homework, finish the exercise on page 14.2if you do your homework, you prepare for an important activity by finding out information you need → research: It’s worth doing a bit of homework before buying a computer.GRAMMAR: Countable or uncountable?• Homework is an uncountable noun and is not used in the plural. You say: · The teacher gave us a lot of homework. ✗Don’t say: The teacher gave us a lot of homeworks.• Homework is always followed by a singular verb. · The homework was really difficult.• When talking about one essay or exercise that you have to do, you say a piece of homework: · I just have one more piece of homework to do.COLLOCATIONSverbsdo your homework· Paul, have you done your homework?give (somebody) homework (also set (somebody) homework British English)· The teacher gave them some homework to do by Monday.help somebody with their homework· I often have to help her with her homework.hand in your homework (=give it to the teacher)· You must hand in your homework by Friday.start/finish your homework· You’re not going out until you’ve finished your homework.hand in your homework (=give homework you have done to your teacher)· He always hands his homework in on time.NOUNS + homeworkbiology/history/French etc homework· The science homework was really hard.phrasesa piece of homework· I still have one piece of homework left to do.COMMON ERRORS ► Don’t say ‘make/write your homework’. Say do your homework.
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