Definition of doctorate in English:

doctorate

noun ˈdɒkt(ə)rətˈdɑkt(ə)rət

The highest degree awarded by a university faculty or other approved educational organization.
博士学位
a doctorate in art history
艺术史博士学位。
Example sentencesExamples
- Rudin has received many honours for her work, including at least four honorary doctorates, and will continue to receive further awards.
- These were public employees who were expected to hold degrees or doctorates in administration or jurisprudence.
- In the following year he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Pisa.
- In fact, two of the terrorists in our study had doctorates from Western universities, and two others were working toward their Ph.D.
- He was awarded five honorary doctorates by universities, two in the US and three in Britain.
- He worked under Menger's supervision on geometry and was awarded his doctorate in 1931.
- He was awarded doctorates from universities all around the world and received honoraria for numerous public speeches.
- Sociology has the lowest percentage of faculty earning doctorates from the top PhD programs.
- His most recent visit was last year, when he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of York.
- She was awarded a fellowship to study for her doctorate at Cornell University.
- The thesis was published at Jena in the same year that he was awarded his doctorate.
- Both hold doctorates from English universities.
- To this he added a clinical medical degree and a doctorate in neuroscience.
- His degree, a doctorate in audiology from a Florida university, followed two years of part time study.
- Earlier this year she was awarded a doctorate of letters from University of Limerick.
- Graz was the first ever university to give a doctorate in technical sciences.
- In 1914 Krylov was awarded a doctorate in applied mathematics from Moscow University.
- The main point here is that the majority of universities offering creative writing doctorates have not yet fully published their examination criteria.
- He will be joined by eight other people, ranging from academics to charity fundraisers, who will receive honorary doctorates from the university.
- As always, the report reviewed the overall trends in doctorates awarded at American universities across seven broad fields.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin doctoratus 'made a doctor'.

Definition of doctorate in US English:

doctorate

nounˈdäkt(ə)rətˈdɑkt(ə)rət

The highest degree awarded by a graduate school or other approved educational organization.
博士学位
a doctorate in Classics
艺术史博士学位。
Example sentencesExamples
- Earlier this year she was awarded a doctorate of letters from University of Limerick.
- In the following year he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Pisa.
- The thesis was published at Jena in the same year that he was awarded his doctorate.
- Sociology has the lowest percentage of faculty earning doctorates from the top PhD programs.
- He was awarded five honorary doctorates by universities, two in the US and three in Britain.
- His degree, a doctorate in audiology from a Florida university, followed two years of part time study.
- In 1914 Krylov was awarded a doctorate in applied mathematics from Moscow University.
- These were public employees who were expected to hold degrees or doctorates in administration or jurisprudence.
- Both hold doctorates from English universities.
- He was awarded doctorates from universities all around the world and received honoraria for numerous public speeches.
- The main point here is that the majority of universities offering creative writing doctorates have not yet fully published their examination criteria.
- In fact, two of the terrorists in our study had doctorates from Western universities, and two others were working toward their Ph.D.
- She was awarded a fellowship to study for her doctorate at Cornell University.
- To this he added a clinical medical degree and a doctorate in neuroscience.
- His most recent visit was last year, when he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of York.
- He will be joined by eight other people, ranging from academics to charity fundraisers, who will receive honorary doctorates from the university.
- As always, the report reviewed the overall trends in doctorates awarded at American universities across seven broad fields.
- He worked under Menger's supervision on geometry and was awarded his doctorate in 1931.
- Graz was the first ever university to give a doctorate in technical sciences.
- Rudin has received many honours for her work, including at least four honorary doctorates, and will continue to receive further awards.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin doctoratus ‘made a doctor’.

单词	doctorate
释义	Definition of doctorate in English: doctorate noun ˈdɒkt(ə)rətˈdɑkt(ə)rət The highest degree awarded by a university faculty or other approved educational organization. 博士学位 a doctorate in art history 艺术史博士学位。 Example sentencesExamples Rudin has received many honours for her work, including at least four honorary doctorates, and will continue to receive further awards. These were public employees who were expected to hold degrees or doctorates in administration or jurisprudence. In the following year he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Pisa. In fact, two of the terrorists in our study had doctorates from Western universities, and two others were working toward their Ph.D. He was awarded five honorary doctorates by universities, two in the US and three in Britain. He worked under Menger's supervision on geometry and was awarded his doctorate in 1931. He was awarded doctorates from universities all around the world and received honoraria for numerous public speeches. Sociology has the lowest percentage of faculty earning doctorates from the top PhD programs. His most recent visit was last year, when he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of York. She was awarded a fellowship to study for her doctorate at Cornell University. The thesis was published at Jena in the same year that he was awarded his doctorate. Both hold doctorates from English universities. To this he added a clinical medical degree and a doctorate in neuroscience. His degree, a doctorate in audiology from a Florida university, followed two years of part time study. Earlier this year she was awarded a doctorate of letters from University of Limerick. Graz was the first ever university to give a doctorate in technical sciences. In 1914 Krylov was awarded a doctorate in applied mathematics from Moscow University. The main point here is that the majority of universities offering creative writing doctorates have not yet fully published their examination criteria. He will be joined by eight other people, ranging from academics to charity fundraisers, who will receive honorary doctorates from the university. As always, the report reviewed the overall trends in doctorates awarded at American universities across seven broad fields. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin doctoratus 'made a doctor'. Definition of doctorate in US English: doctorate nounˈdäkt(ə)rətˈdɑkt(ə)rət The highest degree awarded by a graduate school or other approved educational organization. 博士学位 a doctorate in Classics 艺术史博士学位。 Example sentencesExamples Earlier this year she was awarded a doctorate of letters from University of Limerick. In the following year he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Pisa. The thesis was published at Jena in the same year that he was awarded his doctorate. Sociology has the lowest percentage of faculty earning doctorates from the top PhD programs. He was awarded five honorary doctorates by universities, two in the US and three in Britain. His degree, a doctorate in audiology from a Florida university, followed two years of part time study. In 1914 Krylov was awarded a doctorate in applied mathematics from Moscow University. These were public employees who were expected to hold degrees or doctorates in administration or jurisprudence. Both hold doctorates from English universities. He was awarded doctorates from universities all around the world and received honoraria for numerous public speeches. The main point here is that the majority of universities offering creative writing doctorates have not yet fully published their examination criteria. In fact, two of the terrorists in our study had doctorates from Western universities, and two others were working toward their Ph.D. She was awarded a fellowship to study for her doctorate at Cornell University. To this he added a clinical medical degree and a doctorate in neuroscience. His most recent visit was last year, when he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of York. He will be joined by eight other people, ranging from academics to charity fundraisers, who will receive honorary doctorates from the university. As always, the report reviewed the overall trends in doctorates awarded at American universities across seven broad fields. He worked under Menger's supervision on geometry and was awarded his doctorate in 1931. Graz was the first ever university to give a doctorate in technical sciences. Rudin has received many honours for her work, including at least four honorary doctorates, and will continue to receive further awards. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin doctoratus ‘made a doctor’.
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