单词higher education
n.: （尤指达到学位水平的）高等教育
网络: 高等教育学；高等教育课程；高教
（尤指达到学位水平的）高等教育:
education and training at college and university, especially to degree level
〔教〕高等教育
There is no doubt that you can have your higher education to be expanded and that would undoubtedly contribute something.
毫不怀疑，中国应当继续扩大高等教育的规模，这必将对经济增长是有贡献的。
The building of an institution is often crucial in attracting new funds for the higher education mission.
机关的大厦经常是关键的在吸引新资金为高等教育使命。
Since the better-off can afford to keep their children in higher education and the poor cannot, breaking out of the cycle is hard.
因为富裕家庭能够支付他们子女接受更高等教育的费用，而穷人则无力承担，要打破这一循环非常困难。
The Chronicle of Higher Education says at least fifty-eight private colleges now charge fifty thousand dollars or more a year.
高等教育纪事称至少有58所私立大学每年的费用是5万美元。
The faculty compensation system of American higher education, in terms of practice, or to the theory, has been a centuries-old experience.
美国高校教师的薪酬体系，无论从实践，还是到理论，已经经历了百年之久。
Over the last decade there has been a revolution in the criteria that help define higher education quality.
十年以来，定义高等教育质量的标准发生了天翻地覆的变化。
Some argue that poor countries should therefore rethink how much they spend on higher education.
有人认为，贫穷国家应该重新考虑他们对高等教育支出。
In Anbar, girls are rarely allowed to leave their town to pursue higher education, and active public campaigning is discouraged.
在安坝，女孩子很少被允许离开她们的镇子去接受更高的教育，公共竞选是不被鼓励的。
Her mother had grown up in a small Byelorussian town where the pursuit of higher education was rare for anyone, and particularly for women.
她的母亲出生在一个白俄罗斯的小镇。那里很少有人接受高等教育，对于女子来说更为罕见。
Legalization is the system guarantor for the great significance of higher education decision-making consultation to be realized.
法制化是高等教育决策咨询的重大意义得以实现的制度保障。