English to Danish Meaning of collegiate - kollegialt

Collegiate :
kollegialt

kollegialt

kollegialt
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Definitions of collegiate in English
Adjective(1) of or resembling or typical of a college or college students
Examples of collegiate in English
(1) One student returned years later to tell me how I had been a significant part of her collegiate life.(2) Research has also been conducted to examine collegiate cheating by demographic variables other than academic major.(3) Conservative student activists do not seem eager to join the ranks of this collegiate campaign.(4) 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.(5) He unsurprisingly states that the collegiate system is a ÔÇÿstrength not a weaknessÔÇÖ.(6) Convey's father was a collegiate basketball player and later a coach.(7) We have been fortunate in the stream of overseas students and visitors who have enriched our collegiate life.(8) Brandon had planned to be an education major while playing collegiate baseball.(9) Even collegiate education will be provided and students will be guided until they find a job, says Parikrama.(10) This is an opportunity for all collegiate students to meet and socialize with one another.(11) These are only a few of the challenges students face in their everyday collegiate lives.(12) Coming back home, he eschewed collegiate bowling in favor of tournament play, moving onto the megabucks circuit in 1997.(13) For his parents there is the comfort of knowing he is protected to an extent within Oxford's collegiate system.(14) Ramanujan did not have formal collegiate education, whereas Schur had solid training under Frobenius.(15) Oxford's collegiate system means further cash will also be available through individual colleges' existing hardship funds.(16) In collegiate competition, a team of five travels to each tournament.
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1. collegial ::
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