Definition of enrolment in English:

enrolment

(US enrollment)

noun ɪnˈrəʊlm(ə)nt

mass noun

1The action of enrolling or being enrolled.
登记，注册，报名；入会
the amount due must be paid on enrolment in October
应交款必须在10月份报名时缴纳。
count noun enrolments for teacher training have dropped off sharply
报名参加教师培训的人数锐减。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is important that parents attend to receive their enrolment forms for the September term.
- Parents are reminded that enrolment forms are now available at the school and should be collected and completed as soon as possible.
- This will be an opportunity to meet the staff, use the facilities and complete enrolment paperwork.
- This week is enrolment week, and when I went into work today the familiar queues were all around the students' association.
- Parents who have children starting school in September should contact the school for enrolment forms, during school hours.
- Parents are asked to attend with their child to complete the necessary enrolment forms and to confirm their child's place.
- Those who have enrolment forms, please bring them in completed.
- While the number of faculty positions decreases, enrolment levels continues to increase each year.
- You can check your enrolment details and start the process here.
- But if I stop I'll have to give my employers back the money they spent on registration and enrolment fees.
- The school's enrolment policy is based on three criteria, after which random selection is used.
- All prospective students are to be accompanied by a parent/guardian and have all relevant enrolment forms completed.
- If you wish to enrol your child please collect enrolment form at the Playgroup between 9a.m. and 2.30p.m.
- Closing date for enrolment forms was on Tuesday March 1st, 2005 for Good Counsel Girls School.
- All completed enrolment forms must be returned to the School by Friday, March 15, 2002.
- Registration indicates a higher level of training than enrolment.
- Now I'm going to read some course schedules and enrolment guides.
Synonyms
employment, appointment, work, job, day job, post, situation
1. 1.1North American count noun The number of people enrolled at a school or college.
  〈北美〉注册人数（尤指入学人数）
  a record enrolment of 690 students
  Example sentencesExamples
  Nationally, minority students make up 30% of community college enrollments and more than 50% in some urban communities.
  Due to the enlargement of college student enrollments, it becomes more and more difficult to get a job.
  How about falling enrollments of men in colleges, ongoing now for 10-20 years.
  Increasing enrollments and opening new schools and colleges of pharmacy are not the only approaches to dealing with the pharmacy workforce issues that our country faces.
  College enrollments increased by 70 percent over pre-war levels.
  It is also important to realize that enrollments in community colleges are generally higher than in the past and enrollment numbers may reflect new demographics as much as anything else.
  Across Afghanistan, schools are seeing record enrollments, with more than 4 million students in school.
  Average annual wages were higher in community colleges with higher enrollments.
  As a result of these trends, enrollments of full-time students in colleges and universities will increase by nearly 20 percent during the next decade.
  A year later, the college had an enrolment of 50 students, which remained constant until 1870.
  These changes have occurred despite the fact that student enrollments in colleges and universities are at an all-time high.
  The number of students with disabilities enrolled in higher education is growing rapidly, with the largest enrollments at community colleges.
  Today, agricultural colleges suffer declining enrollments in technical and production fields.
  But because of the economic downturn, college enrollments everywhere are growing.
  As a result of declining enrollments, many colleges of agriculture are working to revise and/or increase recruitment efforts to more effectively attract students.
  This economic reality has boosted college enrollments despite the financial difficulties.
  College enrollments rose, and students developed their own rules governing relationships.
  Rising high school and college enrollments created opportunities for both coaches and athletes.
  A sharp rise in enrollments in community colleges followed.
  Back in 1997, Congress passed a program of higher-education tax credits aimed at raising college enrollments.

Definition of enrollment in US English:

enrollment

(British enrolment)

noun

1The action of enrolling or being enrolled.
登记，注册，报名；入会
the amount due must be paid on enrollment in October
应交款必须在10月份报名时缴纳。
enrollments for teacher training have dropped off sharply
报名参加教师培训的人数锐减。
Example sentencesExamples
- Now I'm going to read some course schedules and enrolment guides.
- You can check your enrolment details and start the process here.
- The school's enrolment policy is based on three criteria, after which random selection is used.
- Parents are reminded that enrolment forms are now available at the school and should be collected and completed as soon as possible.
- While the number of faculty positions decreases, enrolment levels continues to increase each year.
- Parents are asked to attend with their child to complete the necessary enrolment forms and to confirm their child's place.
- All prospective students are to be accompanied by a parent/guardian and have all relevant enrolment forms completed.
- This week is enrolment week, and when I went into work today the familiar queues were all around the students' association.
- It is important that parents attend to receive their enrolment forms for the September term.
- Registration indicates a higher level of training than enrolment.
- If you wish to enrol your child please collect enrolment form at the Playgroup between 9a.m. and 2.30p.m.
- But if I stop I'll have to give my employers back the money they spent on registration and enrolment fees.
- Those who have enrolment forms, please bring them in completed.
- Closing date for enrolment forms was on Tuesday March 1st, 2005 for Good Counsel Girls School.
- This will be an opportunity to meet the staff, use the facilities and complete enrolment paperwork.
- Parents who have children starting school in September should contact the school for enrolment forms, during school hours.
- All completed enrolment forms must be returned to the School by Friday, March 15, 2002.
Synonyms
employment, appointment, work, job, day job, post, situation
1. 1.1North American The number of people enrolled at a school or college.
  〈北美〉注册人数（尤指入学人数）
  Example sentencesExamples
  This economic reality has boosted college enrollments despite the financial difficulties.
  College enrollments rose, and students developed their own rules governing relationships.
  A sharp rise in enrollments in community colleges followed.
  Due to the enlargement of college student enrollments, it becomes more and more difficult to get a job.
  Average annual wages were higher in community colleges with higher enrollments.
  Today, agricultural colleges suffer declining enrollments in technical and production fields.
  The number of students with disabilities enrolled in higher education is growing rapidly, with the largest enrollments at community colleges.
  A year later, the college had an enrolment of 50 students, which remained constant until 1870.
  Back in 1997, Congress passed a program of higher-education tax credits aimed at raising college enrollments.
  How about falling enrollments of men in colleges, ongoing now for 10-20 years.
  Nationally, minority students make up 30% of community college enrollments and more than 50% in some urban communities.
  It is also important to realize that enrollments in community colleges are generally higher than in the past and enrollment numbers may reflect new demographics as much as anything else.
  Rising high school and college enrollments created opportunities for both coaches and athletes.
  Across Afghanistan, schools are seeing record enrollments, with more than 4 million students in school.
  As a result of declining enrollments, many colleges of agriculture are working to revise and/or increase recruitment efforts to more effectively attract students.
  College enrollments increased by 70 percent over pre-war levels.
  But because of the economic downturn, college enrollments everywhere are growing.
  Increasing enrollments and opening new schools and colleges of pharmacy are not the only approaches to dealing with the pharmacy workforce issues that our country faces.
  These changes have occurred despite the fact that student enrollments in colleges and universities are at an all-time high.
  As a result of these trends, enrollments of full-time students in colleges and universities will increase by nearly 20 percent during the next decade.

词汇	enrolment
释义	Definition of enrolment in English: enrolment (US enrollment) noun ɪnˈrəʊlm(ə)nt mass noun 1The action of enrolling or being enrolled. 登记，注册，报名；入会 the amount due must be paid on enrolment in October 应交款必须在10月份报名时缴纳。 count noun enrolments for teacher training have dropped off sharply 报名参加教师培训的人数锐减。 Example sentencesExamples It is important that parents attend to receive their enrolment forms for the September term. Parents are reminded that enrolment forms are now available at the school and should be collected and completed as soon as possible. This will be an opportunity to meet the staff, use the facilities and complete enrolment paperwork. This week is enrolment week, and when I went into work today the familiar queues were all around the students' association. Parents who have children starting school in September should contact the school for enrolment forms, during school hours. Parents are asked to attend with their child to complete the necessary enrolment forms and to confirm their child's place. Those who have enrolment forms, please bring them in completed. While the number of faculty positions decreases, enrolment levels continues to increase each year. You can check your enrolment details and start the process here. But if I stop I'll have to give my employers back the money they spent on registration and enrolment fees. The school's enrolment policy is based on three criteria, after which random selection is used. All prospective students are to be accompanied by a parent/guardian and have all relevant enrolment forms completed. If you wish to enrol your child please collect enrolment form at the Playgroup between 9a.m. and 2.30p.m. Closing date for enrolment forms was on Tuesday March 1st, 2005 for Good Counsel Girls School. All completed enrolment forms must be returned to the School by Friday, March 15, 2002. Registration indicates a higher level of training than enrolment. Now I'm going to read some course schedules and enrolment guides. Synonyms employment, appointment, work, job, day job, post, situation 1.1North American count noun The number of people enrolled at a school or college. 〈北美〉注册人数（尤指入学人数） a record enrolment of 690 students Example sentencesExamples Nationally, minority students make up 30% of community college enrollments and more than 50% in some urban communities. Due to the enlargement of college student enrollments, it becomes more and more difficult to get a job. How about falling enrollments of men in colleges, ongoing now for 10-20 years. Increasing enrollments and opening new schools and colleges of pharmacy are not the only approaches to dealing with the pharmacy workforce issues that our country faces. College enrollments increased by 70 percent over pre-war levels. It is also important to realize that enrollments in community colleges are generally higher than in the past and enrollment numbers may reflect new demographics as much as anything else. Across Afghanistan, schools are seeing record enrollments, with more than 4 million students in school. Average annual wages were higher in community colleges with higher enrollments. As a result of these trends, enrollments of full-time students in colleges and universities will increase by nearly 20 percent during the next decade. A year later, the college had an enrolment of 50 students, which remained constant until 1870. These changes have occurred despite the fact that student enrollments in colleges and universities are at an all-time high. The number of students with disabilities enrolled in higher education is growing rapidly, with the largest enrollments at community colleges. Today, agricultural colleges suffer declining enrollments in technical and production fields. But because of the economic downturn, college enrollments everywhere are growing. As a result of declining enrollments, many colleges of agriculture are working to revise and/or increase recruitment efforts to more effectively attract students. This economic reality has boosted college enrollments despite the financial difficulties. College enrollments rose, and students developed their own rules governing relationships. Rising high school and college enrollments created opportunities for both coaches and athletes. A sharp rise in enrollments in community colleges followed. Back in 1997, Congress passed a program of higher-education tax credits aimed at raising college enrollments. Definition of enrollment in US English: enrollment (British enrolment) noun 1The action of enrolling or being enrolled. 登记，注册，报名；入会 the amount due must be paid on enrollment in October 应交款必须在10月份报名时缴纳。 enrollments for teacher training have dropped off sharply 报名参加教师培训的人数锐减。 Example sentencesExamples Now I'm going to read some course schedules and enrolment guides. You can check your enrolment details and start the process here. The school's enrolment policy is based on three criteria, after which random selection is used. Parents are reminded that enrolment forms are now available at the school and should be collected and completed as soon as possible. While the number of faculty positions decreases, enrolment levels continues to increase each year. Parents are asked to attend with their child to complete the necessary enrolment forms and to confirm their child's place. All prospective students are to be accompanied by a parent/guardian and have all relevant enrolment forms completed. This week is enrolment week, and when I went into work today the familiar queues were all around the students' association. It is important that parents attend to receive their enrolment forms for the September term. Registration indicates a higher level of training than enrolment. If you wish to enrol your child please collect enrolment form at the Playgroup between 9a.m. and 2.30p.m. But if I stop I'll have to give my employers back the money they spent on registration and enrolment fees. Those who have enrolment forms, please bring them in completed. Closing date for enrolment forms was on Tuesday March 1st, 2005 for Good Counsel Girls School. This will be an opportunity to meet the staff, use the facilities and complete enrolment paperwork. Parents who have children starting school in September should contact the school for enrolment forms, during school hours. All completed enrolment forms must be returned to the School by Friday, March 15, 2002. Synonyms employment, appointment, work, job, day job, post, situation 1.1North American The number of people enrolled at a school or college. 〈北美〉注册人数（尤指入学人数） Example sentencesExamples This economic reality has boosted college enrollments despite the financial difficulties. College enrollments rose, and students developed their own rules governing relationships. A sharp rise in enrollments in community colleges followed. Due to the enlargement of college student enrollments, it becomes more and more difficult to get a job. Average annual wages were higher in community colleges with higher enrollments. Today, agricultural colleges suffer declining enrollments in technical and production fields. The number of students with disabilities enrolled in higher education is growing rapidly, with the largest enrollments at community colleges. A year later, the college had an enrolment of 50 students, which remained constant until 1870. Back in 1997, Congress passed a program of higher-education tax credits aimed at raising college enrollments. How about falling enrollments of men in colleges, ongoing now for 10-20 years. Nationally, minority students make up 30% of community college enrollments and more than 50% in some urban communities. It is also important to realize that enrollments in community colleges are generally higher than in the past and enrollment numbers may reflect new demographics as much as anything else. Rising high school and college enrollments created opportunities for both coaches and athletes. Across Afghanistan, schools are seeing record enrollments, with more than 4 million students in school. As a result of declining enrollments, many colleges of agriculture are working to revise and/or increase recruitment efforts to more effectively attract students. College enrollments increased by 70 percent over pre-war levels. But because of the economic downturn, college enrollments everywhere are growing. Increasing enrollments and opening new schools and colleges of pharmacy are not the only approaches to dealing with the pharmacy workforce issues that our country faces. These changes have occurred despite the fact that student enrollments in colleges and universities are at an all-time high. As a result of these trends, enrollments of full-time students in colleges and universities will increase by nearly 20 percent during the next decade.
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