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dropout n.退学学生；拒绝传统社会的人；【计算机】磁盘信息失落；漏失信息，丢失信息 (1) 他是一名流失生，整天游手好闲。(2) 她终归会后悔不该中途辍学。(3) 他是一个拒绝传统社会的人，永远都不会有一份稳定的工作。 Whenever you quit something, or don't follow through on a commitment, you risk being called a dropout, which is a fairly derogatory term for someone who withdraws, quits, or drops out. If you withdraw from college after one semester, you might jokingly describe yourself as a college dropout. The word dates from about 1930.

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英 ['drɒpaʊt] 美 ['drɑːpaʊt] (1) He is a dropout, and messes around all day.(2) In the long haul,she'll regret having been a school dropout.(3) He is a dropout who will never have a steady job. A dropout is someone who doesn't finish a project or program, especially school. If you quit high school before you graduate, some people will call you a dropout. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]离经叛道者；摈弃社会习俗者 If you describe someone as a drop-out, you disapprove of the fact that they have rejected the accepted ways of society, for example by not having a regular job.   [disapproval]2[N-COUNT 可数名词]辍学者；退学者 A drop-out is someone who has left school or college before they have finished their studies. ...high-school drop-outs.中学退学者3[ADJ 形容词]退学的；辍学的；中途放弃的 If you refer to the drop-out rate, you are referring to the number of people who leave a school or college early, or leave a course or other activity before they have finished it.   [ADJ n]The drop-out rate among students is currently one in three.现在学生的辍学率是三分之一。

英语单词	dropout
英美音标	英 ['drɒpaʊt] 美 ['drɑːpaʊt]
中文释义	n.退学学生；拒绝传统社会的人；【计算机】磁盘信息失落；漏失信息，丢失信息
英语例句	(1) He is a dropout, and messes around all day. (2) In the long haul,she'll regret having been a school dropout. (3) He is a dropout who will never have a steady job.
中文例句	(1) 他是一名流失生，整天游手好闲。 (2) 她终归会后悔不该中途辍学。 (3) 他是一个拒绝传统社会的人，永远都不会有一份稳定的工作。
vocabulary简明	A dropout is someone who doesn't finish a project or program, especially school. If you quit high school before you graduate, some people will call you a dropout.
vocabulary扩展	Whenever you quit something, or don't follow through on a commitment, you risk being called a dropout, which is a fairly derogatory term for someone who withdraws, quits, or drops out. If you withdraw from college after one semester, you might jokingly describe yourself as a college dropout. The word dates from about 1930.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]离经叛道者；摈弃社会习俗者 If you describe someone as a drop-out, you disapprove of the fact that they have rejected the accepted ways of society, for example by not having a regular job. [disapproval] 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]辍学者；退学者 A drop-out is someone who has left school or college before they have finished their studies. ...high-school drop-outs. 中学退学者 3 [ADJ 形容词]退学的；辍学的；中途放弃的 If you refer to the drop-out rate, you are referring to the number of people who leave a school or college early, or leave a course or other activity before they have finished it. [ADJ n] The drop-out rate among students is currently one in three. 现在学生的辍学率是三分之一。

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