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Rivalry with other schools is encouraged.是什么意思？

Rivalry with other schools is encouraged.

校际的竞争受到鼓励。

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rivalry with other schools is encouraged

rivalry

n. 竞争，对抗，对立，竞争行为，对抗行为；

with

prep. 和，跟，随着，关于，和…一致；

other

adj. 别的，其他的，（两个中的）另一个，其余的；pron. 其他的，（指两个人或事物中的第二个）那个，（指一组中其余的人或事物）其余的，（指与说话人所在位置等相反的方向或地点）另一边；n. [the other]对立面；对立的事物；

schools

n. 学校( school的名词复数 )，（大学里的）学院，学派，上学；

is

vt.& vi. 是（be的三单形式；n. 存在；

encouraged

v. 鼓励( encourage的过去式和过去分词 )，支持，促进，鼓动；
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