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Meanings of dean in anglès
In academics, a person with significant authority over a specific academic unit.
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Cleric holding certain positions of authority within a religious hierarchy.
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Usage of dean in anglès
1
The dean of the new Austrian mordancy is, of course, Michael Haneke.
2
That means I can introduce myself today as the designated founding dean.
3
The dean informed them she'd long been thinking of doing just that.
4
The dean of Peterborough protested against the irregularities of the lower house.
5
That night in the dean's house-itcame back to haunt me again.
6
Not the dean in his deanery, or the archdeacon out at Plumstead.
7
The dean persists, and at length overcomes the reluctance of the master.
8
The members include Willie Reed, the dean at Purdue University's veterinary school.
9
She'll be dean of the College of the Liberal Arts before long.
10
Starr is dean of the Pepperdine University School of Law in Malibu.
11
The dean smiled, but did not open the door all the way.
12
The dean of law at Canterbury University Chris Gallavin is with us.
13
The dean wound the reins around his arm and began to walk.
14
Even the dean himself was not free from the charge of extravagance.
15
Mr. Ryder might aptly be called the dean of the Blue Veins.
16
Then the dean began to comprehend the meaning of what he saw.
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