field trip — an educational trip made by students to study something in its natural environment or at a special location
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an educational trip made by students to study something in its natural environment or at a special location
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfiːld trɪp/
Korean meaning: 학생들이 자연환경이나 특별한 장소에서 학습하기 위해 떠나는 교육 견학
Korean pronunciation: **필드** 트립
Example Sentences
- The teacher forgot to count heads during the field trip and accidentally left Tommy at the zoo with the monkeys.
- Our field trip to the chocolate factory was sweet, but half the class got sugar rushes and couldn't sit still on the bus ride back.
- The university students participated in a geological field trip to study rock formations in the canyon.
field trip
NOUN//ˈfiːld trɪp//
an educational trip made by students to study something in its natural environment or at a special location
Students enjoy an educational field trip to the natural history museum
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Origin
필드(field)는 '들판, 현장'이라는 뜻의 고대 영어에서, 트립(trip)은 '짧은 여행'이라는 의미가 합쳐져 '현장 학습을 위한 짧은 여행'이라는 교육 용어가 되었습니다.
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“The teacher forgot to count heads during the field trip and accidentally left Tommy at the zoo with the monkeys.”
“Our field trip to the chocolate factory was sweet, but half the class got sugar rushes and couldn't sit still on the bus ride back.”
“The university students participated in a geological field trip to study rock formations in the canyon.”
“The museum offered interactive field trip programs for elementary school children.”
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