Eton
E·ton
E0019200 (ēt′n)Eton
(ˈiːtən)E•ton
(ˈit n)n.
单词 | eton |
释义 | EtonE·tonE0019200 (ēt′n)Eton(ˈiːtən)E•ton(ˈit n)n. EtonEton(ē`tən), town (1991 pop. 3,559), Windsor and Maidenhead, central England, on the Thames River. It is known chiefly for Eton College, largest and most famous of the English public schools, founded with King's College, Cambridge, by King Henry VI in 1440. Some of the buildings (chapel, lower school, cloisters) date back to the 15th cent. Eton is unlike other English public schools in that it does not have a prefect system. At Eton senior students have a larger voice in the selection of student leaders. Another distinctive feature at Eton is the tutorial system, by which each student has a personal tutor. Many of England's most notable men were schooled at Eton. It maintains a close alliance with King's College, Cambridge; scholarships are offered between the institutions. The annual cricket match between Eton and Harrow attracts much attention.Etona town in Great Britain in the south of the county of Buckinghamshire, on the left bank of the Thames opposite the city of Windsor. Population, approximately 5, 000 (1970). Eton is famous for the school founded there in 1440, Eton College, which takes most of its students from aristocratic families. Eton |
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