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Meanings of gymnasium in anglès
A school for students intermediate between elementary school and college; usually grades 9 to 12.
Usage of gymnasium in anglès
1
In the flourishing days of Attica, the gymnasium was in its perfection.
2
As if he'd spent the past year in the gymnasium every day.
3
So they left the river and passed the gymnasium and the gate.
4
The first public gymnasium in Rome was built by the Emperor Nero.
5
At the piano in the gymnasium a girl was playing a two-step.
6
A few minutes later, Scorpius passed the closed doorway of the gymnasium.
7
Foreign youth steer clear of the gymnasium; its rules are too severe.
8
Even some of the younger priests forsook the temple for the gymnasium.
9
These young men we need in the gymnasium where young women exercise.
10
Teachers trained in the Swedish gymnasium system are likely to find employment.
11
On reaching Thebes the troops encamped outside the city, round the gymnasium.
12
Brazil start their campaign against Mexico on Sunday in the Maracanazinho gymnasium.
13
The art of wrestling was not then confined to the literary gymnasium.
14
In 1720 Rector Gesner, of the gymnasium at Rotenburg, wrote, rather sarcastically:
15
And they'll need the gymnasium even more than the native Lunarites do.
16
A girl bruised her fingers with some iron rings in a gymnasium.
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