英语词汇institution的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

institution AC /ˌɪnstəˈtjuːʃən, ˌɪnstɪˈtjuːʃən $ -ˈtuː-/ noun a large organization such as a bank, university, or churchadjectives/nouns + institutiona national/international institution Many national institutions and private galleries organize exhibitions of foreign works of art.a financial/economic/banking institution They had received loans from several financial institutions.a government/state institution Once in power, the armed forces immediately abolished all state institutions.a large/major/important institution He has held key roles at major banking institutions. | The University is one of the largest academic institutions in Britain.a powerful institution The Catholic Church is the most powerful institution in the country.a prestigious/venerable institution (=a respected institution) Its students were routinely accepted at Harvard and other prestigious institutions. | Even some of the venerable British colonial institutions are changing.an academic/educational institution It was the first academic institution in Britain to offer a degree course in golf.a scientific/research institution One of the UK’s major scientific institutions, the Royal Society, was founded in 1660. | There should be more cooperation between industry and research institutions.a political/cultural institution Each state has its own political institutions. | The San Diego Museum of Art is a non-profit cultural institution located in Balboa Park.a religious institution Religious institutions such as monasteries were extremely powerful at that time.a public/private institution Public institutions are suffering cutbacks. | Many parents who can afford it send their children to private institutions.verbsfound/set up an institution The institution was founded in 1919 by Henry Huntington.fund an institution (=provide the money for it) The College is a publicly funded institution.prepositionsat an institution He conducted the research while at the Carnegie Institution.in an institution There has been an increase in the number of librarians working in educational institutions.

词组	institution
释义	institution AC /ˌɪnstəˈtjuːʃən, ˌɪnstɪˈtjuːʃən $ -ˈtuː-/ noun a large organization such as a bank, university, or churchadjectives/nouns + institutiona national/international institution Many national institutions and private galleries organize exhibitions of foreign works of art.a financial/economic/banking institution They had received loans from several financial institutions.a government/state institution Once in power, the armed forces immediately abolished all state institutions.a large/major/important institution He has held key roles at major banking institutions. \| The University is one of the largest academic institutions in Britain.a powerful institution The Catholic Church is the most powerful institution in the country.a prestigious/venerable institution (=a respected institution) Its students were routinely accepted at Harvard and other prestigious institutions. \| Even some of the venerable British colonial institutions are changing.an academic/educational institution It was the first academic institution in Britain to offer a degree course in golf.a scientific/research institution One of the UK’s major scientific institutions, the Royal Society, was founded in 1660. \| There should be more cooperation between industry and research institutions.a political/cultural institution Each state has its own political institutions. \| The San Diego Museum of Art is a non-profit cultural institution located in Balboa Park.a religious institution Religious institutions such as monasteries were extremely powerful at that time.a public/private institution Public institutions are suffering cutbacks. \| Many parents who can afford it send their children to private institutions.verbsfound/set up an institution The institution was founded in 1919 by Henry Huntington.fund an institution (=provide the money for it) The College is a publicly funded institution.prepositionsat an institution He conducted the research while at the Carnegie Institution.in an institution There has been an increase in the number of librarians working in educational institutions.
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