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Meanings of college in English
Higher education institution in Belgium.
Synonyms
Examples for "community college"
Examples for "community college"
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Julio was doing all right-holdingdown a job, thinking about community college.
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His parents say he will likely enroll at a community college first.
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His parents say he will likely enrol at a community college first.
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This is the community college approach that works successfully in the US.
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Hannah decided she would take a cab home from the community college.
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Africa's largely under-utilised training and vocational college sector is ideally positioned to do so.
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She was doing a City and Guilds in childcare at some vocational college, which is where she met Oxana Voloshina.
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A man armed with a bladed weapon attacked students at a vocational college in eastern Finland, killing one person and injuring nine more, police said.
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Three excellently executed tries gave Mount Temple a hard earned victory over Enniscorthy Vocational College.
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The ministry would also turn more than 600 local universities into higher-education vocational colleges, Lu said.
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EXCLUSIVE WARNING: Graphic content THE university college students are kneeling in the dirt.
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University College Dublin will hold its annual Open Day today and tomorrow.
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University College Dublin will increase prices by 7 per cent on average.
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TODAY marks a historic occasion for Bantry and for University College Cork.
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She died four days after being admitted to University College hospital, London.
Usage of college in English
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The moment we leave the college, our safety concerns begin, said Present.
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It's a great idea, particularly the part about hiring new college graduates.
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He also added that unemployment is particularly high among young, college-educated Americans.
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It entails a good deal more work than the average college application.
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Our eldest daughter dropped out of her college course earlier this year.
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Families may need some financial education when home becomes the college dorm.
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However, today's starting order is without senior eight entries from either college.
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I asked if he had started in college, and he said 'No'.
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A college representative said he could not immediately comment on that point.
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Momoko no longer lived at home; she had gone away to college.
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Education once took a fairly linear route: primary, secondary, college and work.
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But Lars-Gunnar had changed during his year at the police training college.
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Outrage at the news has come particularly strongly from sixth-form college principals.
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Our success in increasing the number going to college has been striking.
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The tradition of college societies in Ireland began over 300 years ago.
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We have three wonderful college age children who still live at home.
About this term
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College through the time
College across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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