schooltime
- noun
- /ˈskuːlˌtaɪm/
- My mother always made sure I had lunch packed before schooltime began.
Examples
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The museum offers special programs for children outside of regular schooltime.
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During schooltime, students must focus on their lessons.
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During schooltime, the library is filled with students studying for their exams.
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I enjoy schooltime because I get to see my friends.
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During schooltime, students are expected to focus on their studies.
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The library is always busy during schooltime as students rush to complete their assignments.
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Parents often plan family activities outside of schooltime to spend more time with their children.
Synonyms
A time when classes are held at a school
The time of year when schools are open and have classes
A day when students go to classes
A period when a school has regular classes
A period when a school or university holds classes
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Etymology
Schooltime is simply the parts school + time, so it literally means 'time for school'—the hours when lessons happen. The part school comes from an old Greek word scholē that meant 'free time' used for learning, which helps explain why schooltime is the time set aside for study.