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Meanings of laurea in English
Postsecondary academic degree in Italy, equivalent to bachelor's degree.
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Examples for "licence"
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We believe the licence fee is the right system for the future.
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He also said Noble bought the Leviathan licence with Israeli government approval.
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The official said previously militants have used motorbikes, often without licence plates.
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Your local off-licence may have special offers at this time of year.
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Irish drivers will begin using a common EU driving licence from 2012.
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The youth obtained his bachelor's degree, and left the university.
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On the side, took a bachelor's degree in philosophy and science at the Sorbonne.
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The National University of Samoa has launched a new bachelor's degree in media and journalism.
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Asians are far more likely to have a bachelor's degree than Blacks, Hispanics, or Whites.
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He earned a bachelor's degree in political science from Fordham University, where he studied Arabic.
Usage of laurea in English
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The second edition (which I have not seen) is said to bear the title: "Laurea anglicana, sive compendium totius medicinae, etc," Geneva, 1608.