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Definition of collegiate in English: collegiateadjective kəˈliːdʒ(ɪ)ətkəˈlidʒ(i)ət 1Belonging or relating to a college or its students. 大学的；学院的；大学生的 大学生活。 Example sentencesExamples - They are athlete-students, brought into the collegiate mix more as performers than aspiring undergraduates.
- Conservative student activists do not seem eager to join the ranks of this collegiate campaign.
- Inspiration is also drawn from the American Ivy League - collegiate stripes and colours suggesting a casual cool that is fitting for both work and play.
- Research has also been conducted to examine collegiate cheating by demographic variables other than academic major.
- This is an opportunity for all collegiate students to meet and socialize with one another.
- What is the breadth of leadership education in collegiate agricultural education departments?
- Take advantage of this opportunity to network with fellow collegiate chapter members and learn more about music careers.
- Ramanujan did not have formal collegiate education, whereas Schur had solid training under Frobenius.
- They often express frustration, shame, and, in some instances, bitterness, over their collegiate experience.
- These are only a few of the challenges students face in their everyday collegiate lives.
- Even collegiate education will be provided and students will be guided until they find a job, says Parikrama.
- His family says he has always been like this, more so after he went to play in a collegiate tournament in Sahiwal when he was 15.
- Passage of Title IX has enhanced the collegiate experiences of many women students.
- Brandon had planned to be an education major while playing collegiate baseball.
- In collegiate competition, a team of five travels to each tournament.
- Coming back home, he eschewed collegiate bowling in favor of tournament play, moving onto the megabucks circuit in 1997.
- We have been fortunate in the stream of overseas students and visitors who have enriched our collegiate life.
- Convey's father was a collegiate basketball player and later a coach.
- On the collegiate level, the theory of employee involvement works the same way.
- One student returned years later to tell me how I had been a significant part of her collegiate life.
Synonyms educational, scholastic, instructional, pedagogical 2British (of a university) composed of different colleges. （大学）由不同学院组成的 the Oxford collegiate system Example sentencesExamples - The nature of Oxford's collegiate system requires us to live together in very close proximity.
- Oxford's collegiate system means further cash will also be available through individual colleges' existing hardship funds.
- In a collegiate university, of which Cambridge and Oxford are the major examples, there is a further complication.
- For his parents there is the comfort of knowing he is protected to an extent within Oxford's collegiate system.
- This lower figure though is in part due to the collegiate nature of the University.
- He unsurprisingly states that the collegiate system is a ‘strength not a weakness’.
Derivativesadverb A native of Mullens, West Virginia, D' Antoni played collegiately at Marshall University and graduated as the school's career assist leader in 1973. Example sentencesExamples - After a year of swimming collegiately, I stopped swimming at age 18, but after five years away from the pool and a lot of soul searching, I started training again in 1998.
- King is a running back who logged time in the Arena League and the CFL after playing collegiately at Central Arkansas.
- Murray developed her skills as a youth playing in suburban Washington D.C., went on to star collegiately at Seton Hall University, and was a finalist in 1999 for both the Hermann Trophy and the Missouri Athletic Club Award.
- Her father, Gregory, played collegiately at LSU and overseas for seven seasons.
OriginLate Middle English: from late Latin collegiatus, from collegium 'partnership' (see college). Definition of collegiate in US English: collegiateadjectivekəˈlidʒ(i)ətkəˈlēj(ē)ət 1Belonging or relating to a college or its students. 大学的；学院的；大学生的 大学生活。 Example sentencesExamples - In collegiate competition, a team of five travels to each tournament.
- Brandon had planned to be an education major while playing collegiate baseball.
- Passage of Title IX has enhanced the collegiate experiences of many women students.
- Convey's father was a collegiate basketball player and later a coach.
- Even collegiate education will be provided and students will be guided until they find a job, says Parikrama.
- Take advantage of this opportunity to network with fellow collegiate chapter members and learn more about music careers.
- What is the breadth of leadership education in collegiate agricultural education departments?
- Inspiration is also drawn from the American Ivy League - collegiate stripes and colours suggesting a casual cool that is fitting for both work and play.
- Coming back home, he eschewed collegiate bowling in favor of tournament play, moving onto the megabucks circuit in 1997.
- Ramanujan did not have formal collegiate education, whereas Schur had solid training under Frobenius.
- We have been fortunate in the stream of overseas students and visitors who have enriched our collegiate life.
- They often express frustration, shame, and, in some instances, bitterness, over their collegiate experience.
- On the collegiate level, the theory of employee involvement works the same way.
- One student returned years later to tell me how I had been a significant part of her collegiate life.
- Research has also been conducted to examine collegiate cheating by demographic variables other than academic major.
- These are only a few of the challenges students face in their everyday collegiate lives.
- His family says he has always been like this, more so after he went to play in a collegiate tournament in Sahiwal when he was 15.
- Conservative student activists do not seem eager to join the ranks of this collegiate campaign.
- This is an opportunity for all collegiate students to meet and socialize with one another.
- They are athlete-students, brought into the collegiate mix more as performers than aspiring undergraduates.
Synonyms educational, scholastic, instructional, pedagogical 2British (of a university) composed of different colleges. （大学）由不同学院组成的 Example sentencesExamples - He unsurprisingly states that the collegiate system is a ‘strength not a weakness’.
- This lower figure though is in part due to the collegiate nature of the University.
- For his parents there is the comfort of knowing he is protected to an extent within Oxford's collegiate system.
- Oxford's collegiate system means further cash will also be available through individual colleges' existing hardship funds.
- In a collegiate university, of which Cambridge and Oxford are the major examples, there is a further complication.
- The nature of Oxford's collegiate system requires us to live together in very close proximity.
OriginLate Middle English: from late Latin collegiatus, from collegium ‘partnership’ (see college). |