Definition of nursery school in English:

nursery school

noun

A school for young children, particularly those between the ages of three and five.
Example sentencesExamples
- She worked as a nutritionist in a nursery school, where she also coordinated a community garden and community kitchens.
- Southway Nursery School in Bedford has become the first nursery school in the county to be awarded Beacon Status.
- The groups of youths have been skateboarding around the playground, breaking a fence around the nursery school and smashing windows.
- My nursery school teacher, Alma, took our class of three-year-olds on a trip to the fire station.
- The nursery school at McGill did not survive beyond five years and the reasons for this were never clear.
- Her daughter Lisa, 27, a nursery school teacher, has no problem with the way her mother dresses.
- Younger children with working parents often stay at nursery school or kindergarten until the early evening.
- Toddlers have been riding their bikes to raise money for a new roof for their nursery school, which has passed its Ofsted inspection with flying colours.
- Mrs Ver said she was delighted the present nursery school was praised by education watchdog inspectors despite the state of the old building.
- Perhaps employers should be selecting candidates on the basis of the nursery school, rather than university, attended.
- This plan is for a mainstream school for 210 pupils and a nursery school.
- A sign language that has been specially designed for communicating with tots has come to a Swindon nursery school.
- The hall is used for the monthly meetings of a physically disabled group of people and as a nursery school five days a week.
- For this reason, he eliminated the terms nursery school, play school, and infant school.
- Would fees be imposed on sixth-forms or nursery school?
- It was packed with vital equipment for a new nursery school, hospitals and orphanages.
- A nursery school is independent of any school for older children, although it may feed into a particular one.
- Past and present pupils and staff of a Sheffield nursery school which is due to close later this year are to hold a reunion later today.
- Zac is now basking in the pride of his mum and dad and the praise of the police and his nursery school, which gave him a special merit certificate.
- It also has a nursery school as well as a community centre where local people can learn dressmaking, leather work and carpentry.

Definition of nursery school in US English:

nursery school

nounˈnərs(ə)ri ˌskulˈnərs(ə)rē ˌsko͞ol

A school for young children, mainly between the ages of three and five.
Example sentencesExamples
- She worked as a nutritionist in a nursery school, where she also coordinated a community garden and community kitchens.
- The hall is used for the monthly meetings of a physically disabled group of people and as a nursery school five days a week.
- For this reason, he eliminated the terms nursery school, play school, and infant school.
- Zac is now basking in the pride of his mum and dad and the praise of the police and his nursery school, which gave him a special merit certificate.
- My nursery school teacher, Alma, took our class of three-year-olds on a trip to the fire station.
- Southway Nursery School in Bedford has become the first nursery school in the county to be awarded Beacon Status.
- Her daughter Lisa, 27, a nursery school teacher, has no problem with the way her mother dresses.
- Toddlers have been riding their bikes to raise money for a new roof for their nursery school, which has passed its Ofsted inspection with flying colours.
- Would fees be imposed on sixth-forms or nursery school?
- This plan is for a mainstream school for 210 pupils and a nursery school.
- Past and present pupils and staff of a Sheffield nursery school which is due to close later this year are to hold a reunion later today.
- The nursery school at McGill did not survive beyond five years and the reasons for this were never clear.
- Mrs Ver said she was delighted the present nursery school was praised by education watchdog inspectors despite the state of the old building.
- The groups of youths have been skateboarding around the playground, breaking a fence around the nursery school and smashing windows.
- It was packed with vital equipment for a new nursery school, hospitals and orphanages.
- A sign language that has been specially designed for communicating with tots has come to a Swindon nursery school.
- Younger children with working parents often stay at nursery school or kindergarten until the early evening.
- Perhaps employers should be selecting candidates on the basis of the nursery school, rather than university, attended.
- A nursery school is independent of any school for older children, although it may feed into a particular one.
- It also has a nursery school as well as a community centre where local people can learn dressmaking, leather work and carpentry.

单词	nursery school
释义	Definition of nursery school in English: nursery school noun A school for young children, particularly those between the ages of three and five. Example sentencesExamples She worked as a nutritionist in a nursery school, where she also coordinated a community garden and community kitchens. Southway Nursery School in Bedford has become the first nursery school in the county to be awarded Beacon Status. The groups of youths have been skateboarding around the playground, breaking a fence around the nursery school and smashing windows. My nursery school teacher, Alma, took our class of three-year-olds on a trip to the fire station. The nursery school at McGill did not survive beyond five years and the reasons for this were never clear. Her daughter Lisa, 27, a nursery school teacher, has no problem with the way her mother dresses. Younger children with working parents often stay at nursery school or kindergarten until the early evening. Toddlers have been riding their bikes to raise money for a new roof for their nursery school, which has passed its Ofsted inspection with flying colours. Mrs Ver said she was delighted the present nursery school was praised by education watchdog inspectors despite the state of the old building. Perhaps employers should be selecting candidates on the basis of the nursery school, rather than university, attended. This plan is for a mainstream school for 210 pupils and a nursery school. A sign language that has been specially designed for communicating with tots has come to a Swindon nursery school. The hall is used for the monthly meetings of a physically disabled group of people and as a nursery school five days a week. For this reason, he eliminated the terms nursery school, play school, and infant school. Would fees be imposed on sixth-forms or nursery school? It was packed with vital equipment for a new nursery school, hospitals and orphanages. A nursery school is independent of any school for older children, although it may feed into a particular one. Past and present pupils and staff of a Sheffield nursery school which is due to close later this year are to hold a reunion later today. Zac is now basking in the pride of his mum and dad and the praise of the police and his nursery school, which gave him a special merit certificate. It also has a nursery school as well as a community centre where local people can learn dressmaking, leather work and carpentry. Definition of nursery school in US English: nursery school nounˈnərs(ə)ri ˌskulˈnərs(ə)rē ˌsko͞ol A school for young children, mainly between the ages of three and five. Example sentencesExamples She worked as a nutritionist in a nursery school, where she also coordinated a community garden and community kitchens. The hall is used for the monthly meetings of a physically disabled group of people and as a nursery school five days a week. For this reason, he eliminated the terms nursery school, play school, and infant school. Zac is now basking in the pride of his mum and dad and the praise of the police and his nursery school, which gave him a special merit certificate. My nursery school teacher, Alma, took our class of three-year-olds on a trip to the fire station. Southway Nursery School in Bedford has become the first nursery school in the county to be awarded Beacon Status. Her daughter Lisa, 27, a nursery school teacher, has no problem with the way her mother dresses. Toddlers have been riding their bikes to raise money for a new roof for their nursery school, which has passed its Ofsted inspection with flying colours. Would fees be imposed on sixth-forms or nursery school? This plan is for a mainstream school for 210 pupils and a nursery school. Past and present pupils and staff of a Sheffield nursery school which is due to close later this year are to hold a reunion later today. The nursery school at McGill did not survive beyond five years and the reasons for this were never clear. Mrs Ver said she was delighted the present nursery school was praised by education watchdog inspectors despite the state of the old building. The groups of youths have been skateboarding around the playground, breaking a fence around the nursery school and smashing windows. It was packed with vital equipment for a new nursery school, hospitals and orphanages. A sign language that has been specially designed for communicating with tots has come to a Swindon nursery school. Younger children with working parents often stay at nursery school or kindergarten until the early evening. Perhaps employers should be selecting candidates on the basis of the nursery school, rather than university, attended. A nursery school is independent of any school for older children, although it may feed into a particular one. It also has a nursery school as well as a community centre where local people can learn dressmaking, leather work and carpentry.
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