Definition of campus in English:

campus

nounPlural campuses ˈkampəsˈkæmpəs

1The grounds and buildings of a university or college.
大学校园
for the first year I had a room on campus
第一年我住在大学校园里。
Example sentencesExamples
- It has excellent sporting facilities, college and university campuses and a wide diversity of people and businesses.
- The posters were plastered up across the principal campuses of three major universities.
- Yet at the time of writing, students are demonstrating on the campus of my old university.
- Heavy episodic drinking on college and university campuses is a widespread phenomenon.
- The depth of the cuts in higher education have prompted protests from those on college campuses.
- Students at Brunel University which has campuses in St Margrets and Isleworth return to studies next week.
- On the university campuses of northern Beijing, students slammed down their books and rushed outside.
- Prof Baker has not been on campus at the university for more than two weeks.
- The library was a commanding central presence on the campuses of the new universities built in the 1960s and 1970s.
- Palmer regularly visits university campuses to lead workshops on teaching and learning.
- Some 8,000 delegates are packed into two university campuses around the city.
- Coincidentally enough, the new university campuses are all situated near military bases.
- Support groups are cropping up in high schools, college and university campuses across both countries.
- University campuses became the rendezvous of students' organizations.
- An elegant bridge would link the university and college campus to the city centre.
- This will further widen the gulf between the haves and have-nots on campus and after graduation.
- University campuses are always some of the most interesting places from which to view a shifting world.
- Her song Bootay Deluxe is a big hit on American university campuses and nightclubs.
- Most university campuses can boast buildings that architects would put in the category of good design.
- I mean many of those similar research reactors are in the middle of university campuses in other places in the world.
1. 1.1North American The grounds of a school, hospital, or other institution.
  〈北美〉大学（学校、医院等机构的）场地
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was undoubtedly the largest high school campus I had ever seen.
  The city has a fairly good green cover, with a number of rare and ancient trees on various institutional campuses.

Origin

Late 18th century (originally US): from Latin campus 'field' (see camp¹).

Rhymes

grampus, hippocampus, pampas

Definition of campus in US English:

campus

nounˈkampəsˈkæmpəs

1The grounds and buildings of a university or college.
大学校园
for the first year I had a room on campus
第一年我住在大学校园里。
Example sentencesExamples
- Prof Baker has not been on campus at the university for more than two weeks.
- Coincidentally enough, the new university campuses are all situated near military bases.
- Most university campuses can boast buildings that architects would put in the category of good design.
- University campuses became the rendezvous of students' organizations.
- This will further widen the gulf between the haves and have-nots on campus and after graduation.
- The posters were plastered up across the principal campuses of three major universities.
- Support groups are cropping up in high schools, college and university campuses across both countries.
- Heavy episodic drinking on college and university campuses is a widespread phenomenon.
- The library was a commanding central presence on the campuses of the new universities built in the 1960s and 1970s.
- Students at Brunel University which has campuses in St Margrets and Isleworth return to studies next week.
- Palmer regularly visits university campuses to lead workshops on teaching and learning.
- An elegant bridge would link the university and college campus to the city centre.
- It has excellent sporting facilities, college and university campuses and a wide diversity of people and businesses.
- Yet at the time of writing, students are demonstrating on the campus of my old university.
- The depth of the cuts in higher education have prompted protests from those on college campuses.
- Some 8,000 delegates are packed into two university campuses around the city.
- University campuses are always some of the most interesting places from which to view a shifting world.
- Her song Bootay Deluxe is a big hit on American university campuses and nightclubs.
- I mean many of those similar research reactors are in the middle of university campuses in other places in the world.
- On the university campuses of northern Beijing, students slammed down their books and rushed outside.
1. 1.1North American The grounds of a school, hospital, or other institution.
  〈北美〉大学（学校、医院等机构的）场地
  Example sentencesExamples
  The city has a fairly good green cover, with a number of rare and ancient trees on various institutional campuses.
  It was undoubtedly the largest high school campus I had ever seen.

Origin

Late 18th century (originally US): from Latin campus ‘field’ (see camp).

单词	campus
释义	Definition of campus in English: campus nounPlural campuses ˈkampəsˈkæmpəs 1The grounds and buildings of a university or college. 大学校园 for the first year I had a room on campus 第一年我住在大学校园里。 Example sentencesExamples It has excellent sporting facilities, college and university campuses and a wide diversity of people and businesses. The posters were plastered up across the principal campuses of three major universities. Yet at the time of writing, students are demonstrating on the campus of my old university. Heavy episodic drinking on college and university campuses is a widespread phenomenon. The depth of the cuts in higher education have prompted protests from those on college campuses. Students at Brunel University which has campuses in St Margrets and Isleworth return to studies next week. On the university campuses of northern Beijing, students slammed down their books and rushed outside. Prof Baker has not been on campus at the university for more than two weeks. The library was a commanding central presence on the campuses of the new universities built in the 1960s and 1970s. Palmer regularly visits university campuses to lead workshops on teaching and learning. Some 8,000 delegates are packed into two university campuses around the city. Coincidentally enough, the new university campuses are all situated near military bases. Support groups are cropping up in high schools, college and university campuses across both countries. University campuses became the rendezvous of students' organizations. An elegant bridge would link the university and college campus to the city centre. This will further widen the gulf between the haves and have-nots on campus and after graduation. University campuses are always some of the most interesting places from which to view a shifting world. Her song Bootay Deluxe is a big hit on American university campuses and nightclubs. Most university campuses can boast buildings that architects would put in the category of good design. I mean many of those similar research reactors are in the middle of university campuses in other places in the world. 1.1North American The grounds of a school, hospital, or other institution. 〈北美〉大学（学校、医院等机构的）场地 Example sentencesExamples It was undoubtedly the largest high school campus I had ever seen. The city has a fairly good green cover, with a number of rare and ancient trees on various institutional campuses. Origin Late 18th century (originally US): from Latin campus 'field' (see camp¹). Rhymes grampus, hippocampus, pampas Definition of campus in US English: campus nounˈkampəsˈkæmpəs 1The grounds and buildings of a university or college. 大学校园 for the first year I had a room on campus 第一年我住在大学校园里。 Example sentencesExamples Prof Baker has not been on campus at the university for more than two weeks. Coincidentally enough, the new university campuses are all situated near military bases. Most university campuses can boast buildings that architects would put in the category of good design. University campuses became the rendezvous of students' organizations. This will further widen the gulf between the haves and have-nots on campus and after graduation. The posters were plastered up across the principal campuses of three major universities. Support groups are cropping up in high schools, college and university campuses across both countries. Heavy episodic drinking on college and university campuses is a widespread phenomenon. The library was a commanding central presence on the campuses of the new universities built in the 1960s and 1970s. Students at Brunel University which has campuses in St Margrets and Isleworth return to studies next week. Palmer regularly visits university campuses to lead workshops on teaching and learning. An elegant bridge would link the university and college campus to the city centre. It has excellent sporting facilities, college and university campuses and a wide diversity of people and businesses. Yet at the time of writing, students are demonstrating on the campus of my old university. The depth of the cuts in higher education have prompted protests from those on college campuses. Some 8,000 delegates are packed into two university campuses around the city. University campuses are always some of the most interesting places from which to view a shifting world. Her song Bootay Deluxe is a big hit on American university campuses and nightclubs. I mean many of those similar research reactors are in the middle of university campuses in other places in the world. On the university campuses of northern Beijing, students slammed down their books and rushed outside. 1.1North American The grounds of a school, hospital, or other institution. 〈北美〉大学（学校、医院等机构的）场地 Example sentencesExamples The city has a fairly good green cover, with a number of rare and ancient trees on various institutional campuses. It was undoubtedly the largest high school campus I had ever seen. Origin Late 18th century (originally US): from Latin campus ‘field’ (see camp).
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