academy
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈkædəmi/
Forms: academies
academy means: A school where people learn a particular skill or prepare for a particular job.
noun
A school where people learn a particular skill or prepare for a particular job.
- He joined a dance academy.
- The police academy trains new officers.
- She learned to ride at a local riding academy.
An organization where people receive education, similar to a school or college.
- She studies at a small academy.
- The academy accepts students from several countries.
- He passed the entrance exam for the academy.
A group of experts that supports study and work in science, art, or another field.
- She was elected to the academy.
- The academy gives an annual poetry prize.
- Members of the academy discussed recent scientific discoveries.
A school in England funded by the national government and run independently of the local authority.
- The school became an academy last year.
- An academy trust runs three schools in our town.
- The academy receives funding directly from the government.
Questions about academy
What does academy mean?
A school where people learn a particular skill or prepare for a particular job.
What is academy in other languages?
Türkçe: akademi · Español: academia · Français: école · Deutsch: Akademie · Italiano: accademia · 日本語: 養成学校
How do you pronounce academy?
It is pronounced /əˈkædəmi/.
How do you use academy in a sentence?
He joined a dance academy. The police academy trains new officers.
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