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    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. preparatory school (for entrance examinations); cram school; cramming school
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  1. preparatory school (for entrance examinations)
    2. This refers to an educational institution that prepares students specifically for entrance examinations, typically for universities or high schools. It emphasizes intensive study and exam strategies.
    He is attending a preparatory school for the university entrance exams.
    At the preparatory school, they take mock exams multiple times.
  2. cram school
    3. This meaning focuses on the concept of a school where students receive extra tutoring and instruction outside of regular school hours, often to improve their performance in various subjects.
    She goes to a cram school three times a week for math.
    Thanks to the cram school, my grades have improved.
  3. cramming school
    4. This usage highlights the school’s function of preparing students in a short period, using concentrated study sessions to cover a lot of material quickly, often just before exams.
    Right before the exams, I stayed overnight at the cramming school with my friends.
    After studying at the cramming school, I will head straight to the exam.
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to attend a preparatory schoolclasses at a preparatory schoolせい生preparatory school studentprep school after high school graduationprep school materialsevening preparatory schoolpopular preparatory schoolto choose a cram schoolintensive cram schoolcurriculum of a preparatory school
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