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Meanings of enroll in English

Portuguese
registrar
Catalan
apuntar
Spanish
apuntar

To have one's name formally recorded as a participant or member.

registrar
Usage of enroll in English
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L-1's gadgets are even being used widely to enroll school bus drivers.
Reuters
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His parents say he will likely enroll at a community college first.
Reuters
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This is even before having to enroll additional patients, Stifel's Klein said.
Reuters
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This led her parents to enroll her in a school called Westland.
The new yorker
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Vacationers can take group lessons or enroll in more intensive three-day programs.
Reuters
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We will enroll all those people from GMR who wish to join.
Reuters
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We continued to enroll children to the placebo and zinc alone groups.
Pubmed
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Those colleges pay New Oriental commissions when it refers students who enroll.
Reuters
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The boats it was proposed to enroll and arm would cost nothing.
The Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore
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He grants her a characteristic only to enroll her in a class.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
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Finally, there are even online courses you can enroll in for free.
Wired
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The study is expected to enroll about 270 patients across countries, Alexion said.
Reuters
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The trial is expected to enroll 300 patients, it said in a statement.
Reuters
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The government determined that Heald would no longer be allowed to enroll students.
Reuters
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Nominees' children also benefit: they get to enroll in professional all-kid circus classes.
Reuters
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CVS is still allowed to enroll newly eligible retirees in certain existing plans.
Reuters
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Translations for enroll
Enroll through the time
Enroll across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common