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Meanings of boarding school in English

Russian
школа-интернат
Portuguese
internato
Catalan
internat
Spanish
internado

School where many of the students also live throughout much of the academic year.

школа-интернат
Usage of boarding school in English
1
I mean one with a fictional boarding school setting, she said recently.
Independent.ie
2
My daughter attends a boarding school which does not offer transition year.
The Irish Times
3
From the age of 13, I attended a boarding school in Surrey.
The Guardian
4
He left boarding school to join a theatrical company as a super.
The new yorker
5
At 13, she went to a boarding school in the United States.
Reuters
6
At 12, I went to a boarding school called Bryanston in Dorset.
The Guardian
7
Look, Jack, this is a cat house, not a girls' boarding school.
River girl
8
Their childhood involved staying with various aunts when not at boarding school.
The Guardian
9
It's a boarding school, which means many of the pupils live there.
The Diamond Age
10
She can go to boarding school in Los Angeles with Carrie Carson.
Tabitha at Ivy Hall
11
He has an idea of sending her to boarding school later on.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
12
She and her older sister attended boarding school near the capital Bujumbura.
Radio NZ
13
A girls' boarding school would know about cramps and other female things.
See Jane Score
14
Just the same, it would be a fine boarding school for them.
The Rover Boys on Snowshoe Island; or, The Old Lumberman's Treas...
15
An aristocratic organization under the Czar maintained a boarding school for girls.
The Bullitt Mission to Russia / Testimony before the Committee o...
16
When a scandal breaks at a boarding school, news travels like wildfire.
The South African
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Translations for boarding school
Catalan
internat
Spanish
internado
Boarding school through the time
Boarding school across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common