grammar school
/ˈɡræmə skuːl/noun
उच्चारण ग्रैम स्कूल
ग्रामर स्कूल (ब्रिटेन का चयनात्मक माध्यमिक विद्यालय)
Core word
noun
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[C]
(in Britain) a secondary school for students aged 11 to 18 who have to pass a special exam to go there
ग्रामर स्कूल (ब्रिटेन का चयनात्मक माध्यमिक विद्यालय)
- He won a place at the local grammar school.
- Only students with top marks in the test could enter the grammar school.
- Admission to a grammar school in some parts of England depends on an entrance test.
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- His father had studied at a grammar school before going to university.
- The debate about grammar schools continues in Britain.
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[C] North American, old-fashioned
an elementary school
प्राथमिक विद्यालय
- She taught at a grammar school in Ohio.
- Her grandfather studied at a grammar school in Boston.
- In the old novel, the hero studies at a grammar school in a small American town.
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- Children in the village attended the grammar school until the age of twelve.
- She went to a grammar school in New York before moving to India.