Definition of junior college in English:

junior college

noun

(in the US) a college offering courses for two years beyond high school, either as a complete training or in preparation for completion at a senior college.
（美国）初级学院，大专，两年制专科学校；大学预科学院
Example sentencesExamples
- He grew up in Kansas City, attended high school and junior college locally, then spent four years in the Navy.
- It was where I graduated from high school, went to junior college and met my wife, Deidre.
- The campaign will start in elementary schools next week and then be extended to high schools and junior colleges, the ministry said in a statement.
- Well, I teach political science at the junior college, and I teach history to my students.
- It has control of the development and administration of the Government and Government-aided primary schools, secondary schools, and junior colleges.
- We can't afford to send her to the polytechnic or the junior colleges here.
- We meet just after she finishes high school and starts the local junior college.
- Hood helped him escape a difficult home life and directed him to a junior college to polish his academic record and basketball skills.
- Over time, both a highly regarded accredited high school and junior college would flourish at the Beaufort campus.
- When the public junior college was initially created in 1901, its central mission was transfer education.
- There should be a smooth transition from community or junior colleges through course articulation.
- I think it's encouraging that we're seeing more junior colleges teaching entrepreneurship.
- I have taught courses in mathematics and computer science at various universities ranging from Stanford to junior colleges.
- His football coach at Peabody High School arranged a summer visit to a Lancaster junior college after he graduated, Hughes said.
- The scholarship includes two years at a junior college with the possibility of transferring to a university.
- By 1923 the center had evolved into a junior college, and in 1980 it became a senior college.
- There were another seven from high school and junior college.
- All primary, secondary schools and junior colleges will be closed until April 6, an official in the government press office told CNN.
- In China these institutions are known as workers colleges, junior colleges, and two-year vocational universities.
- I can be eligible for both a junior college and a polytechnic!

Definition of junior college in US English:

junior college

nounˈdʒunjər ˈkɑlɪdʒˈjo͞onyər ˈkälij

A college offering courses for two years beyond high school, either as a complete training or in preparation for completion at a four-year college.
（美国）初级学院，大专，两年制专科学校；大学预科学院
Example sentencesExamples
- Over time, both a highly regarded accredited high school and junior college would flourish at the Beaufort campus.
- Hood helped him escape a difficult home life and directed him to a junior college to polish his academic record and basketball skills.
- Well, I teach political science at the junior college, and I teach history to my students.
- The scholarship includes two years at a junior college with the possibility of transferring to a university.
- We can't afford to send her to the polytechnic or the junior colleges here.
- I have taught courses in mathematics and computer science at various universities ranging from Stanford to junior colleges.
- There were another seven from high school and junior college.
- The campaign will start in elementary schools next week and then be extended to high schools and junior colleges, the ministry said in a statement.
- We meet just after she finishes high school and starts the local junior college.
- He grew up in Kansas City, attended high school and junior college locally, then spent four years in the Navy.
- By 1923 the center had evolved into a junior college, and in 1980 it became a senior college.
- It was where I graduated from high school, went to junior college and met my wife, Deidre.
- In China these institutions are known as workers colleges, junior colleges, and two-year vocational universities.
- When the public junior college was initially created in 1901, its central mission was transfer education.
- I can be eligible for both a junior college and a polytechnic!
- All primary, secondary schools and junior colleges will be closed until April 6, an official in the government press office told CNN.
- His football coach at Peabody High School arranged a summer visit to a Lancaster junior college after he graduated, Hughes said.
- There should be a smooth transition from community or junior colleges through course articulation.
- It has control of the development and administration of the Government and Government-aided primary schools, secondary schools, and junior colleges.
- I think it's encouraging that we're seeing more junior colleges teaching entrepreneurship.

单词	junior college
释义	Definition of junior college in English: junior college noun (in the US) a college offering courses for two years beyond high school, either as a complete training or in preparation for completion at a senior college. （美国）初级学院，大专，两年制专科学校；大学预科学院 Example sentencesExamples He grew up in Kansas City, attended high school and junior college locally, then spent four years in the Navy. It was where I graduated from high school, went to junior college and met my wife, Deidre. The campaign will start in elementary schools next week and then be extended to high schools and junior colleges, the ministry said in a statement. Well, I teach political science at the junior college, and I teach history to my students. It has control of the development and administration of the Government and Government-aided primary schools, secondary schools, and junior colleges. We can't afford to send her to the polytechnic or the junior colleges here. We meet just after she finishes high school and starts the local junior college. Hood helped him escape a difficult home life and directed him to a junior college to polish his academic record and basketball skills. Over time, both a highly regarded accredited high school and junior college would flourish at the Beaufort campus. When the public junior college was initially created in 1901, its central mission was transfer education. There should be a smooth transition from community or junior colleges through course articulation. I think it's encouraging that we're seeing more junior colleges teaching entrepreneurship. I have taught courses in mathematics and computer science at various universities ranging from Stanford to junior colleges. His football coach at Peabody High School arranged a summer visit to a Lancaster junior college after he graduated, Hughes said. The scholarship includes two years at a junior college with the possibility of transferring to a university. By 1923 the center had evolved into a junior college, and in 1980 it became a senior college. There were another seven from high school and junior college. All primary, secondary schools and junior colleges will be closed until April 6, an official in the government press office told CNN. In China these institutions are known as workers colleges, junior colleges, and two-year vocational universities. I can be eligible for both a junior college and a polytechnic! Definition of junior college in US English: junior college nounˈdʒunjər ˈkɑlɪdʒˈjo͞onyər ˈkälij A college offering courses for two years beyond high school, either as a complete training or in preparation for completion at a four-year college. （美国）初级学院，大专，两年制专科学校；大学预科学院 Example sentencesExamples Over time, both a highly regarded accredited high school and junior college would flourish at the Beaufort campus. Hood helped him escape a difficult home life and directed him to a junior college to polish his academic record and basketball skills. Well, I teach political science at the junior college, and I teach history to my students. The scholarship includes two years at a junior college with the possibility of transferring to a university. We can't afford to send her to the polytechnic or the junior colleges here. I have taught courses in mathematics and computer science at various universities ranging from Stanford to junior colleges. There were another seven from high school and junior college. The campaign will start in elementary schools next week and then be extended to high schools and junior colleges, the ministry said in a statement. We meet just after she finishes high school and starts the local junior college. He grew up in Kansas City, attended high school and junior college locally, then spent four years in the Navy. By 1923 the center had evolved into a junior college, and in 1980 it became a senior college. It was where I graduated from high school, went to junior college and met my wife, Deidre. In China these institutions are known as workers colleges, junior colleges, and two-year vocational universities. When the public junior college was initially created in 1901, its central mission was transfer education. I can be eligible for both a junior college and a polytechnic! All primary, secondary schools and junior colleges will be closed until April 6, an official in the government press office told CNN. His football coach at Peabody High School arranged a summer visit to a Lancaster junior college after he graduated, Hughes said. There should be a smooth transition from community or junior colleges through course articulation. It has control of the development and administration of the Government and Government-aided primary schools, secondary schools, and junior colleges. I think it's encouraging that we're seeing more junior colleges teaching entrepreneurship.
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