preparatory
preparatory 英 [prɪˈpærətri] 美 [prɪˈpærətɔri]
adj. 预备的 n. 预科；预备学校
- Use the adjective preparatory when you're getting ready for something. If you spend the day cleaning your house before a big party, the work you're doing is preparatory.
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- adj. 预备的
- n. 预科；预备学校
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1. It will offer college preparatory classes and leadership courses even on weekends.
它甚至将在周末提供大学预备课程和领导能力课程。
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2. However, we want to exercise the preparatory work we've carried out before we consider other, simpler ways of writing these tests.
不过，在考虑使用其他较简单方法编写这些测试之前，我们需要完成供练习使用的预备操作。
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3. The United States walked out of the initial conference on the subject in South Africa in 2001 because of attacks on Israel, but it joined in preparatory talks for the Geneva meeting.
美国没有参加2001年在南非召开的第一次反对种族歧视大会，原因是对以色列的袭击。 但是美国参加了这次日内瓦会议的预备会谈。
- preparatory (adj.) early 15c., from Late Latin praeparatorius, from Latin praeparatus (see preparation). Earlier in same sense was preparative (late 14c.). Applied from 1822 to junior schools in which pupils are "prepared" for a higher school.
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