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academically academicac‧a‧dem‧ic1 /ˌækəˈdemɪk◂/ ●●○ W2 AWL adjective  Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1[usually before noun] relating to education, especially at college or university level  OPP  non-academic:  He possessed no academic qualifications. a program to raise academic standards2[usually before noun] concerned with studying from books, as opposed to practical work:  the study of art as an academic discipline3good at studying  OPP  unacademic:  He’s not very academic.4if a discussion about something is academic, it is a waste of time because the speakers cannot change the existing situation:  The question of where we go on holiday is purely academic since we don’t have any money.—academically /-kli/ adverbCOLLOCATIONSnounsacademic qualifications· He had the right experience and academic qualifications for the job.academic performance· Personal problems may affect a student’s academic performance.academic achievements· Girls’ academic achievements are at least as good as boys’.academic standards (=levels that are considered to be acceptable)· The school has high academic standards.academic research (=study of a subject, in order to discover new facts or test new ideas)· Many academic research projects take years to complete.academic study· After academic study, you have to gain practical experience.an academic subject· Children who are not good at academic subjects may excel in music or sport.an academic discipline (=a subject that is studied at university)· the academic disciplines of linguistics, psychology and sociologyan academic career· She wanted to pursue an academic career.the academic year (=the time within a period of 12 months when students are studying at a school or university)· Language students spend the third academic year abroad.the academic world (=the institutions, people etc involved in education)· In the academic world, the theory was received less approvingly.academic freedom (=the freedom to study what you want)· There is concern for the academic freedom of both staff and students.

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word	academically
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LDC	academicac‧a‧dem‧ic1 /ˌækəˈdemɪk◂/ ●●○ W2 AWL adjective Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family 1[usually before noun] relating to education, especially at college or university level OPP non-academic: He possessed no academic qualifications. a program to raise academic standards2[usually before noun] concerned with studying from books, as opposed to practical work: the study of art as an academic discipline3good at studying OPP unacademic: He’s not very academic.4if a discussion about something is academic, it is a waste of time because the speakers cannot change the existing situation: The question of where we go on holiday is purely academic since we don’t have any money.—academically /-kli/ adverbCOLLOCATIONSnounsacademic qualifications· He had the right experience and academic qualifications for the job.academic performance· Personal problems may affect a student’s academic performance.academic achievements· Girls’ academic achievements are at least as good as boys’.academic standards (=levels that are considered to be acceptable)· The school has high academic standards.academic research (=study of a subject, in order to discover new facts or test new ideas)· Many academic research projects take years to complete.academic study· After academic study, you have to gain practical experience.an academic subject· Children who are not good at academic subjects may excel in music or sport.an academic discipline (=a subject that is studied at university)· the academic disciplines of linguistics, psychology and sociologyan academic career· She wanted to pursue an academic career.the academic year (=the time within a period of 12 months when students are studying at a school or university)· Language students spend the third academic year abroad.the academic world (=the institutions, people etc involved in education)· In the academic world, the theory was received less approvingly.academic freedom (=the freedom to study what you want)· There is concern for the academic freedom of both staff and students.
WDF	academically [ˌækə'demɪklɪ] r9522 1952 142 31 189 433 1157 ADV11636 40787 Spoken: 26175318 学术上(44%)，理论上(28%)，学业上(28%) adv.学术上；学业上

Academic Study Academically University Studying Good Freedom Noun

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