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Significats de student body en anglès
portuguès
associação de estudantes Student organization acting like a governing body in some respects.
Sinònims
Examples for "student council"
Examples for "student council"
1
We were asked to imagine ourselves as head of the student council.
2
Netiwit was elected in May to lead the student council at the university.
3
I didn't see you at the student council meeting this morning.
4
I ran for liberal arts student council to represent my class.
5
SHA student council secretary Laura Jenkins shows off her funky moves.
Ús de student body en anglès
1
It's hardly a college since it has no student body nor faculty.
2
Tells about the student body the night the writer attended the class.
3
In the tenth grade, I ran for student body president at J.N.
4
Before nightfall practically the whole student body knew of my good luck.
5
On Sundays and holidays, the entire student body was brought to church.
6
Half of the student body dove in there; of course she was gone.
7
All my evidence seemed to point to a chaste student body.
8
The staff and the student body are as varied as the supporting constituency.
9
Before him lay a printed copy of the roll of the student body.
10
Lincoln Colcord did this and it was immediately adopted by the student body.
11
Imagined I'd find a student body, or at least a protégé.
12
But just as the student body had evolved, so had the incoming chef-instructor.
13
The student body did their best, but their spirits were low.
14
The band didn't play; the student body didn't sound a yell.
15
Dean replied, Yale Law faculty and student body deeply moved.
16
Now, clearly, FitzGibbon meant to launch a public examination of the entire student body.