word | tuition |
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definition | (1) The act of teaching; instruction. (2) The cost of or payment for instruction. |
eg_sentence | As she happily flipped through her college catalogs, her parents sat quietly but uneasily calculating the total tuition costs. |
explanation | The sense of tuition meaning “teaching” or “instruction” is mostly used in Britain today. In the U.S., tuition almost always means the costs charged by a school, college, or university for that teaching. Those costs have tended to rise at an alarming rate in recent years. Around 2010 a student could receive a four-year college education (tuition, room, and board) at an inexpensive public university for less than $50,000, but might have to pay more than $200,000 at an expensive private college or university |
IPA | tjuˈɪʃən |
Tags: mwvb::unit:15, mwvb::unit:15:word, mwvb::word, mwvb::word-cloze, mwvb::word-reverse, obsidian_to_anki
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