sixth form

英 [ˈsɪksθ fɔːm]

美 [ˈsɪksθ fɔːrm]

n.  第六学级(英国中等学校的最高年级，学生年龄在16至18岁之间，准备参加高级证书考试)

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牛津词典

noun

• 第六学级（英国中等学校的最高年级，学生年龄在16至18岁之间，准备参加高级证书考试）
  the two final years at school for students between the ages of 16 and 18 who are preparing to take A levels (= advanced level exams)
  1. Sue is in the sixth form now.
     休正在读中学最后两年。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (英国中学的)第六学年，六年级(学生年龄在16 岁至 18 岁，通常是为参加高级程度考试作准备)
  Thesixth formin a British school consists of the classes that pupils go to from 16 to 18 years of age, usually in order to study for A levels.
  1. She was offered her first modelling job while she was still in the sixth-form...
     她还在上六年级的时候就得到了第一份模特工作。
  2. The couple met at a sixth form college in Solihull.
     这对夫妇在索利哈尔的一所六年级学院相遇。

双语例句

• It will be those gifted at anchoring the sixth octave who will gather others to form a new type of community based upon ascension in the future.
  它将使那些被赋予锚定爱的第六个八度音阶的人在未来集聚起其他人，形成基于提升之上的新类型团体。
• When she was 16, my daughter left her girls 'school and went into the sixth form at an old-fashioned boys' school.
  在我女儿16岁的时候，她离开女子中学，进入一家传统男子中学读六年级。
• The sixth form does not meet your romantic needs.
  六年级没有满足你的浪漫需求。
• Sixth, the socialist form with Chinese characteristics is the integration of regularity and purpose.
  其六，中国特色社会主义形态是合目的性和合规律性的统一。
• The new UCL academy in London has gone even further, with compulsory Mandarin for all pupils right up to sixth form, and staff.
  新近由伦敦大学学院出资兴建的中学（UCLacademy）则更进一步，要求所有一至六年级的学生以及教职工都学习汉语。
• His eldest child is still in the sixth form.
  他年龄最大的孩子才上六年级。
• I wanted to study languages in the sixth form.
  我想在六年级学习各门语言。
• The sixth part is about the form of quantity of the crime, it makes a systematic explanation of the judgement and treatment of implicated offender, continuous offence and the article coincidence in the crime.
  第六部分是贷款诈骗罪的罪数形态，就该罪牵连犯、连续犯、法条竞合的处断进行了系统阐述。
• The couple met at a sixth form college in Solihull.
  这对夫妇在索利哈尔的一所六年级学院相遇。
• The phrase God bless you is attributed to Pope Gregory the Great, who uttered it in the sixth century during a bubonic plague epidemic ( sneezing is an obvious symptom of one form of the plague).
  人们普遍认为Godblessyou这一短语起源于六世纪黑死病泛滥时期，出自罗马教皇格雷戈里之口。（打喷嚏是这种瘟疫的一种明显征兆）。