university

Word family adjectiveuniversitariannoununiversity

Related topics: College

u·ni·ver·si·ty /ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti◂ $ -ɜːr-/ S2 W1 noun (plural universities) [countableC, uncountableU]

SECan educational institution at the highest level, where you study for a degree 大学

at a university

She’s at Cambridge University.

她在剑桥大学念书。

university of

the University of Texas

得克萨斯大学

COLLOCATIONS

verbs

go to university 上大学

Her daughter was about to go to university.

她女儿就要上大学了。

be at university British EnglishBrE 读大学

We were at university together.

我们一起上的大学。

study (something) at a university 在大学学习(某课程)

She studied law at Edinburgh University.

她在爱丁堡大学读法律。

apply for university 申请大学

nI applied for university without any real idea of what I wanted to do.

start university (also enter university formal) 进大学

nSome people take a year off before they start university.

leave university 离开大学

nStudents often find work soon after leaving university.

graduate from university (=leave after getting a degree) 大学毕业

nShe graduated from Liverpool University in 2006.

drop out of university (=leave before finishing your course) 大学辍学

nHe dropped out of university in order to join a rock band.

university + NOUN

a university course 大学课程

He studied history at school and was now planning to take a university course.

他在中学里学了历史，现在打算读一个大学课程。

a university student 大学生

Thirty years ago 33% of university students were female.

三十年前，33% 的大学生是女生。

a university graduate (=someone who has completed a university course) 大学毕业生

nShe is a university graduate who speaks three languages.

a university lecturer/professor 大学讲师/教授

nHer father was a university lecturer and her mother a teacher.

a university degree 大学学位

nHe was a qualified engineer with a university degree.

a university education 大学教育

nI did not have the advantage of a university education.

na university department

one of the oldest university departments in the country

the university campus (=the area of land containing the main buildings of a university) 大学校园

nThere were violent protests on university campuses.

n THESAURUS

university a place where you can study a subject at a high level to get a degree

Harvard University

About a third of the pupils go on to university.

college in Britain, a place where you can study after you finish secondary school, especially to train for a job. In the US, a place where you can study and get a bachelor’s degree

She’s at teacher training college.

the Royal College of Music

Where did you go to college?

community college (also junior college) American EnglishAmE a school that students can go to for two years in order to learn a skill or prepare for university

Community colleges can provide job-specific training.

graduate school a college or university where you can study for a master’s degree or a doctorate, after receiving your first degree

I taught for a few years, and then went back to graduate school.

Examples from the Corpus

university• Of the 34 universities contacted only 17 were able to supply the appropriate information requested.• The first one was written by a university senior applying for a graduate trainee position with a bank.• In 1986 32% of Saudi Arabian university professors were women.• Both my sisters are at university.• Baker also plans schemes that help industry to exploit technologies developed by universities.• For instance, many colleges, universities and government agencies store on-line information using a system called gopher.• The allegations were confirmed in an internal university audit dated May 1996, according to a Wall Street Journal story last year.• Most universities have some review committee that requires a statement from the researcher that adequate protection will be guaranteed for all respondents.• In the hospital and in the university, I watched the dying and the dead.• the University of Chicago• She wants to go to university to study biology.

Origin university

(1300-1400) Old French université, from Medieval Latin universitas, from Late Latin, “society, association”, from Latin, “the whole”, from universus; → UNIVERSE

单词	university
释义	university Word family adjectiveuniversitariannoununiversity Related topics: College u·ni·ver·si·ty /ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti◂ $ -ɜːr-/ ●●● S2 W1 noun (plural universities) [countableC, uncountableU] SECan educational institution at the highest level, where you study for a degree 大学 at a university She’s at Cambridge University. 她在剑桥大学念书。 university of the University of Texas 得克萨斯大学 COLLOCATIONS verbs go to university 上大学 Her daughter was about to go to university. 她女儿就要上大学了。 be at university British EnglishBrE 读大学 We were at university together. 我们一起上的大学。 study (something) at a university 在大学学习(某课程) She studied law at Edinburgh University. 她在爱丁堡大学读法律。 apply for university 申请大学 nI applied for university without any real idea of what I wanted to do. start university (also enter university formal) 进大学 nSome people take a year off before they start university. leave university 离开大学 nStudents often find work soon after leaving university. graduate from university (=leave after getting a degree) 大学毕业 nShe graduated from Liverpool University in 2006. drop out of university (=leave before finishing your course) 大学辍学 nHe dropped out of university in order to join a rock band. university + NOUN a university course 大学课程 He studied history at school and was now planning to take a university course. 他在中学里学了历史，现在打算读一个大学课程。 a university student 大学生 Thirty years ago 33% of university students were female. 三十年前，33% 的大学生是女生。 a university graduate (=someone who has completed a university course) 大学毕业生 nShe is a university graduate who speaks three languages. a university lecturer/professor 大学讲师/教授 nHer father was a university lecturer and her mother a teacher. a university degree 大学学位 nHe was a qualified engineer with a university degree. a university education 大学教育 nI did not have the advantage of a university education. na university department one of the oldest university departments in the country the university campus (=the area of land containing the main buildings of a university) 大学校园 nThere were violent protests on university campuses. n THESAURUS university a place where you can study a subject at a high level to get a degree Harvard University About a third of the pupils go on to university. college in Britain, a place where you can study after you finish secondary school, especially to train for a job. In the US, a place where you can study and get a bachelor’s degree She’s at teacher training college. the Royal College of Music Where did you go to college? community college (also junior college) American EnglishAmE a school that students can go to for two years in order to learn a skill or prepare for university Community colleges can provide job-specific training. graduate school a college or university where you can study for a master’s degree or a doctorate, after receiving your first degree I taught for a few years, and then went back to graduate school. Examples from the Corpus university• Of the 34 universities contacted only 17 were able to supply the appropriate information requested.• The first one was written by a university senior applying for a graduate trainee position with a bank.• In 1986 32% of Saudi Arabian university professors were women.• Both my sisters are at university.• Baker also plans schemes that help industry to exploit technologies developed by universities.• For instance, many colleges, universities and government agencies store on-line information using a system called gopher.• The allegations were confirmed in an internal university audit dated May 1996, according to a Wall Street Journal story last year.• Most universities have some review committee that requires a statement from the researcher that adequate protection will be guaranteed for all respondents.• In the hospital and in the university, I watched the dying and the dead.• the University of Chicago• She wants to go to university to study biology. Origin university (1300-1400) Old French université, from Medieval Latin universitas, from Late Latin, “society, association”, from Latin, “the whole”, from universus; → UNIVERSE
随便看	Human-topic body odour Human-topic body odour Human-topic bone Human-topic bone Human-topic bone marrow Human-topic bone marrow Human-topic bowel Human-topic bowel Human-topic bow legs Human-topic bow legs Human-topic brain Human-topic brain Human-topic brainwave Human-topic brainwave Human-topic breast Human-topic breast Human-topic breastbone Human-topic breastbone Human-topic bristly Human-topic bristly Human-topic bronchial Human-topic bronchial Human-topic bronchial tube Human-topic bronchial tube Human-topic brow