Definition of preregistration in English:

preregistration

noun ˌpriːrɛdʒɪˈstreɪʃ(ə)nˌpriˌrɛdʒəˈstreɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of registering or being registered in advance.
预先登记；预先注册
members are entitled to free preregistration
会员有权免费预先注册。
Example sentencesExamples
- Based on such ‘no objection certificates’, people paid advance amounts and made preregistration agreements.
- We will accept preregistration for tours through April 10.
- The workshop is free; preregistration is recommended.
- Admission to the event is free, with no preregistration or tickets required.
- Parents at a large number of schools at each site were approached randomly during preregistration for kindergarten by research staff inviting them to participate.
- A preregistration system for copyrighted works that aren't yet copyrighted is going to be created.
- The lines from last year are gone, and the acquisition of my press pass and Eric's preregistration takes no time at all.
- The preregistration fee is $25 per person if received by December 30.
- No preregistration is necessary and lunch is free.
- Early registration is encouraged to ensure adequate accommodations and access to high-demand courses that require preregistration.
- Early registration is recommended as some sessions have limited space and preregistration ensures adequate resource materials are available.
- She said that preregistration numbers are less than expected but higher than they were last year.
2as modifier Relating to or denoting the period of a doctor's training between qualification and registration.
（医生取得资格和注册之间的）注册前时期
the preregistration year
注册前年份。
Example sentencesExamples
- All of this implies a major educational agenda at preregistration or postregistration level, or both.
- The first year will be similar to the current preregistration year and will include full registration.
- From a university perspective, the barriers to shared learning at the preregistration stage are considerable.
- Once students become preregistration house officers their time for training is limited, and they have no allocated study budget until after the preregistration year.
- Our second son started work as a preregistration house officer eight years after leaving school.
- Whereas in my first preregistration job I was on call for 108 hours a week, nowadays I might at worst be on for 80 hours.
- Does the preregistration year require tasks, skills, and activities that medical schools do not expect to teach?
- This trend may be explained partly by a reduction in the overall number of preregistration training places in the early 1990s and then an increase since 1995.
- It was 1957, and I had just completed my preregistration year.
- She married as a student, had four children, and was 40 before she could do her preregistration year.
- He held preregistration posts in medicine and surgery at St Mary's Hospital in Philadelphia, United States, before returning to study dentistry.
- We sent questionnaires to all doctors who qualified from any UK medical school in 1993, 1996, 1999, and 2000; we did this towards the end of their preregistration year.
- New ideas on preregistration training sit alongside continuing professional development and revalidation.
- For instance, could we review the philosophy and content of preregistration education so that it privileges primary care and listens to patients' concerns?
- As most doctors make career choices towards the end of their preregistration year, placements in general practice may boost recruitment to this setting.
- My second six month preregistration post was as a surgical house officer at a busy London hospital.

Derivatives

preregister

verbˌpriːˈrɛdʒɪstəˌpriˈrɛdʒəstər

Register in advance.
no object those who wish to attend are advised to preregister
Example sentencesExamples
- with object she preregistered her son online for the school
- And yes, a competitor can enter both the fitness and figure championships, as long as she's preregistered for both.
- Fifteen percent of the sample did not preregister.
- I preregistered, so I was on the registration rolls.

Definition of preregistration in US English:

preregistration

nounˌpriˌrɛdʒəˈstreɪʃ(ə)nˌprēˌrejəˈstrāSH(ə)n

The action of registering or being registered in advance.
预先登记；预先注册
members are entitled to free preregistration
会员有权免费预先注册。
Example sentencesExamples
- Parents at a large number of schools at each site were approached randomly during preregistration for kindergarten by research staff inviting them to participate.
- We will accept preregistration for tours through April 10.
- A preregistration system for copyrighted works that aren't yet copyrighted is going to be created.
- The lines from last year are gone, and the acquisition of my press pass and Eric's preregistration takes no time at all.
- Based on such ‘no objection certificates’, people paid advance amounts and made preregistration agreements.
- Early registration is recommended as some sessions have limited space and preregistration ensures adequate resource materials are available.
- The preregistration fee is $25 per person if received by December 30.
- Admission to the event is free, with no preregistration or tickets required.
- The workshop is free; preregistration is recommended.
- Early registration is encouraged to ensure adequate accommodations and access to high-demand courses that require preregistration.
- No preregistration is necessary and lunch is free.
- She said that preregistration numbers are less than expected but higher than they were last year.

单词	preregistration
释义	Definition of preregistration in English: preregistration noun ˌpriːrɛdʒɪˈstreɪʃ(ə)nˌpriˌrɛdʒəˈstreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of registering or being registered in advance. 预先登记；预先注册 members are entitled to free preregistration 会员有权免费预先注册。 Example sentencesExamples Based on such ‘no objection certificates’, people paid advance amounts and made preregistration agreements. We will accept preregistration for tours through April 10. The workshop is free; preregistration is recommended. Admission to the event is free, with no preregistration or tickets required. Parents at a large number of schools at each site were approached randomly during preregistration for kindergarten by research staff inviting them to participate. A preregistration system for copyrighted works that aren't yet copyrighted is going to be created. The lines from last year are gone, and the acquisition of my press pass and Eric's preregistration takes no time at all. The preregistration fee is $25 per person if received by December 30. No preregistration is necessary and lunch is free. Early registration is encouraged to ensure adequate accommodations and access to high-demand courses that require preregistration. Early registration is recommended as some sessions have limited space and preregistration ensures adequate resource materials are available. She said that preregistration numbers are less than expected but higher than they were last year. 2as modifier Relating to or denoting the period of a doctor's training between qualification and registration. （医生取得资格和注册之间的）注册前时期 the preregistration year 注册前年份。 Example sentencesExamples All of this implies a major educational agenda at preregistration or postregistration level, or both. The first year will be similar to the current preregistration year and will include full registration. From a university perspective, the barriers to shared learning at the preregistration stage are considerable. Once students become preregistration house officers their time for training is limited, and they have no allocated study budget until after the preregistration year. Our second son started work as a preregistration house officer eight years after leaving school. Whereas in my first preregistration job I was on call for 108 hours a week, nowadays I might at worst be on for 80 hours. Does the preregistration year require tasks, skills, and activities that medical schools do not expect to teach? This trend may be explained partly by a reduction in the overall number of preregistration training places in the early 1990s and then an increase since 1995. It was 1957, and I had just completed my preregistration year. She married as a student, had four children, and was 40 before she could do her preregistration year. He held preregistration posts in medicine and surgery at St Mary's Hospital in Philadelphia, United States, before returning to study dentistry. We sent questionnaires to all doctors who qualified from any UK medical school in 1993, 1996, 1999, and 2000; we did this towards the end of their preregistration year. New ideas on preregistration training sit alongside continuing professional development and revalidation. For instance, could we review the philosophy and content of preregistration education so that it privileges primary care and listens to patients' concerns? As most doctors make career choices towards the end of their preregistration year, placements in general practice may boost recruitment to this setting. My second six month preregistration post was as a surgical house officer at a busy London hospital. Derivatives preregister verbˌpriːˈrɛdʒɪstəˌpriˈrɛdʒəstər Register in advance. no object those who wish to attend are advised to preregister Example sentencesExamples with object she preregistered her son online for the school And yes, a competitor can enter both the fitness and figure championships, as long as she's preregistered for both. Fifteen percent of the sample did not preregister. I preregistered, so I was on the registration rolls. Definition of preregistration in US English: preregistration nounˌpriˌrɛdʒəˈstreɪʃ(ə)nˌprēˌrejəˈstrāSH(ə)n The action of registering or being registered in advance. 预先登记；预先注册 members are entitled to free preregistration 会员有权免费预先注册。 Example sentencesExamples Parents at a large number of schools at each site were approached randomly during preregistration for kindergarten by research staff inviting them to participate. We will accept preregistration for tours through April 10. A preregistration system for copyrighted works that aren't yet copyrighted is going to be created. The lines from last year are gone, and the acquisition of my press pass and Eric's preregistration takes no time at all. Based on such ‘no objection certificates’, people paid advance amounts and made preregistration agreements. Early registration is recommended as some sessions have limited space and preregistration ensures adequate resource materials are available. The preregistration fee is $25 per person if received by December 30. Admission to the event is free, with no preregistration or tickets required. The workshop is free; preregistration is recommended. Early registration is encouraged to ensure adequate accommodations and access to high-demand courses that require preregistration. No preregistration is necessary and lunch is free. She said that preregistration numbers are less than expected but higher than they were last year.
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