old school tie
noun /ˌəʊld skuːl ˈtaɪ/
/ˌəʊld skuːl ˈtaɪ/
(British English)- [countable] a tie worn by former students of a particular school, especially a private one
(尤指私立学校的)校友领带 - the old school tie[singular] used to refer to the fact of men who went to the same private school using their influence to help each other at work or socially, and to the traditional attitudes they share
(私立学校校友间的)相互关照,校友情谊,共有的思想观念 - Systems based on social class and the old school tie are more common in Britain than in the US.
基于社会阶级和旧学校关系的制度在英国比在美国更常见。
- Systems based on social class and the old school tie are more common in Britain than in the US.