| 释义 |
rab·fak
noun
or rab·fac \ˈrabˌfak\
(-s)
Etymology: Russian rabfak, from rabochiĭ fakul'tet, from rabochiĭ of labor (from rabota labor, work) + fakul'tet faculty, college, from German fakultät, from Medieval Latin facultat-, facultas; akin to Old High German arbeit, arabeit need, work, Gothic arbaiths distress, need, Latin orbus bereft — more at orphan, faculty
: a Soviet school giving preliminary university training to workers |