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Definition of tuition - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationUS money paid for education at a school or collegeUS
- The university increased its tuition this year.
2.
instructionteaching or instruction provided by a teacher
- She received private tuition in mathematics.
Expressions with tuition
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charge for instruction at a school or university
The tuition fee at the university increases every year.
money paid for instruction at a school or university
Many students struggle to pay their tuition fees.
Origin of tuition
Latin, tuitionem (a looking after)
Terms with tuition included in their meaning
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education
school not run by the government, usually charging tuition fees
tuition-free
university that does not charge tuition fees
education funding
tax paid by graduates to cover tuition costs
intensive tuition
period of intensive tuition by a tutor
Examples of tuition in a sentence
Tuition fees are due by the end of the month. The school offers tuition in various subjects. He needed extra tuition to pass the exam.
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- French:frais de scolarité, enseignement, ...
- German:Studiengebühr, Unterricht, ...
- Italian:tasse universitarie, lezioni, ...
- Spanish:matrícula, clases particulares, ...
- Portuguese:mensalidade, instrução particular, ...
- Chinese:学费, 辅导, ...
- Japanese:授業料, 指導, ...
- Arabic:رُسُوم دِراسِيَّة, تَدْرِيس, ...
- Hebrew:שְׂכַר לִימּוּד, הוֹרָאָה, ...
- Russian:плата за обучение, обучение, ...
- Ukrainian:плата за навчання, навчання, ...
- Hindi:शिक्षण शुल्क, शिक्षण, ...
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