college
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/ˈkɑːlɪdʒ/
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/ˈkɒlɪdʒ/
noun
A1
An institution where students go to learn after finishing school.
She decided to attend college to study nursing.
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In the US, a university where students study for a degree after high school.
He just graduated from college with a degree in engineering.
R
A place for higher education or specialized training after high school.
She enrolled in a college to pursue her passion for art.
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A division within some British universities, like Oxford or Cambridge.
He lived in college during his university years.
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A main division within some large US universities.
She is part of the College of Arts and Sciences.
R
The collective group of teachers or students at a college.
The college community came together for the annual fundraiser.
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A secondary school, often a fee-charging one.
He was admitted to the prestigious Eton College.
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A professional organization with specific interests or authority.
The Royal College of Physicians sets high standards for its members.
translation
An institution where students go to learn after finishing school.; In the US, a university where students study for a degree after high school.; A place for higher education or specialized training after high school.; A division within some British universities, like Oxford or Cambridge.; A main division within some large US universities.; The collective group of teachers or students at a college.; A secondary school, often a fee-charging one.; A professional organization with specific interests or authority.
Word Forms
Plural
colleges