School ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

School ( noun )

1. An institution for educating children: a primary school.
2. An institution for educating students in a particular field: a business school.
3. A building or group of buildings used for educational purposes: the school is next to the park.
4. The period of time during which a person attends school: he is still in school.
5. A group of people with a common characteristic or interest: a school of fish.

Origin:

Old english scōl, of germanic origin; related to dutch school and german schule, from latin schola.

Examples:

1. He attends a primary school.
2. He graduated from a business school.
3. The school is located next to the park.
4. He is still in school.
5. They saw a school of fish in the ocean.

(As a verb)

School ( verb )

1. An institution for educating children: a primary school.
2. An institution for educating students in a particular field: a business school.
3. A building or group of buildings used for educational purposes: the school is next to the park.
4. The period of time during which a person attends school: he is still in school.
5. A group of people with a common characteristic or interest: a school of fish.

Origin:

Old english scōl, of germanic origin; related to dutch school and german schule, from latin schola.

Examples:

1. He attends a primary school.
2. He graduated from a business school.
3. The school is located next to the park.
4. He is still in school.
5. They saw a school of fish in the ocean.