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Meanings of university club in English
Gentleman's club in London, England.
Related terms
Spanish
sociedad universitaria Society, club or interest group run by students at a university.
Synonyms
Examples for "university organization"
Examples for "university organization"
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There were two main types of university organization,-theUniversity of Masters, and the University of Students.
2
Test of the University organization during these absences; opportunity thus given the University Faculty to take responsibility in University government.
3
Brought into contact with this imposing University organization, with all its suggestions of virile energies and functions, the mother suddenly felt herself insignificant and forsaken.
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The film explores the violent excesses of an elite university society, inspired in part by Oxford University's Bullingdon Club.
2
At a glance it is obvious that no undergraduate activity could shock her; university society has always been her environment.
3
You handed in your copy and then you'd find you had to cover a meeting of some university society at 8pm.
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Police officers eventually escorted the 64-year-old into the Oxford University society's historic debating chamber through a back entrance.
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They belonged to exclusive university societies and eating clubs, and Linda found their stiff similarity of correct bigoted pattern highly entertaining.
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Every college club has its secret signs and handgrips.
2
He had seen Bob at a college club and declared that he had met a witch of a country girl at the Merrills.
3
The New Yorker, August 19, 1939 P. 11 A man dropped in at his college club for lunch and ordered a blue-plate special.
4
The New Yorker, June 25, 1932 P. 53 Mr. Cass walks into his college club where he had begun to live six years ago.
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All sorts of people find their calling through college clubs, societies and connections.
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However, steps are being taken by college organizations to address concerns to lessen the chances of discrimination and cultural biases.
Usage of university club in English
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But Herbert Spencer, not being eligible to join a university club himself, was possibly not competent to judge.
2
He understood that by controlling a university club, he gained legitimacy, prestige, and unlimited access to free lecture halls.
3
In truth, this may be better for all; the timing requirements for the Grand League were sometimes too much for the university club to handle.
4
I am to dine with him at the University Club at seven.
5
James is at the University Club, and only members have rooms there.
6
Look around the University Club-that white-hairedman over there-dignified-respectable-is hetheBat
7
He was told they knew nothing about it, this was the University Club.
8
I at once said the University Club-tomy mind a masterpiece.
9
After cocktails and luncheon at the University Club Anthony felt better.
10
Tell Mrs. Cortlandt that I am dining at the University Club.
11
As they approached the University Club, Jarvis recognized it with scorn.
12
My name is to be voted on at the University Club next month.
13
He was a goaltender for the Temple University club hockey team.
14
Why should an old sober University club be such a haven of unrest?
15
He now coached at the Old Boys University club in Wellington.
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The letter was written about midnight from the University Club.
Translations for university club