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Meanings of diploma in English
Usage of diploma in English
1
A one year diploma course in management for graduates is also available.
2
Of course, the education race doesn't end with a high school diploma.
3
He's also a university graduate with a diploma in Information Technology studies.
4
The days of one diploma and a 40-year career are long gone.
5
Author had the choice of taking Body Building or else no diploma.
6
In 1829 he obtained his diploma from the Royal College of Surgeons.
7
Received his diploma from the Medical College, in Charleston, S.C., in 1849.
8
He took the pen and hastily wrote his name upon the diploma.
9
You hold CAO offers for certificate and diploma places in third-level colleges.
10
He cannot expect to obtain his diploma in less than six years.
11
In 2001, she earned a diploma in computer science in Addis Ababa.
12
I show him my law-school diploma; he knows Paris, the Latin Quarter.
13
He went forward and received his diploma from the Secretary, who said:
14
A diploma meant more to Henry than to most of his friends.
15
No sooner was his diploma secured than the artist again broke forth.
16
One cannot enter these schools without a diploma from the common schools.
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Diploma through the time
Diploma across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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