School Terminology

noun a person who withdraws from a group or activity

verb to withdraw or stop participating in a group or activity

• Many students choose to drop out of college due to financial constraints.
• I heard Sarah decided to drop out of school and pursue a career in music.
• I can't believe he just dropped out of the program without telling anyone.
• When the pressure became too much, she felt like she had to drop out of the race.

noun a temporary withdrawal or cessation from the usual work or activity

verb to take a recess or break

• The students were instructed to go outside for recess after finishing their lunch.
• Let's go play on the swings during recess!
• I heard there's a cool spot behind the gym where we can hang out during recess.
• Taking a short recess from work can help clear your mind and improve productivity.

noun a feeling of restlessness or excitement commonly experienced in the springtime

• Many people experience a sense of restlessness and distraction known as spring fever as the weather warms up.
• I can't focus on work today, I've got a bad case of spring fever!
• I've got a serious case of spring fever and all I want to do is be outside enjoying the sunshine.
• After being cooped up all winter, I feel like I have a burst of energy and enthusiasm, like a case of spring fever.