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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary stu·dent
\\ˈstü-dənt, ˈstyü-, chiefly Southern -dənt\\ noun USAGE often attributive ETYMOLOGY Middle English, from Latin student-, studens, from present participle of studēre to study — more at study DATE 14th century 1. scholar , learner ; especially : one who attends a school2. one who studies : an attentive and systematic observer
a student of politics student
late 14c., from O.Fr. estudient "one who is studying," from M.L. studiare "to study," from L. studium (see study). Student-teacher is attested from 1907. Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7 ☞ studentstu·dent / 5stju:dnt; NAmE 5stu:- / noun1. a person who is studying at a university or college 大学生；研究生:
a medical / science, etc. student 医科、理科等学生
a graduate / postgraduate / research student 研究生
an overseas student 留学生
a student teacher / nurse 实习教师/护士
a student grant / loan (= money that is given / lent to students to pay for their studies) 助学金；学生贷款
student fees (= to pay for the cost of teaching) 学费
She's a student at Sussex University. 她是薛塞克斯大学的学生。⇨ see also mature student 2. (especially NAmE) a person who is studying at a school, especially a secondary school 学生；(尤指)中学生:
a 15-year-old high school student 15 岁的中学生⇨ compare pupil (1) ⇨ see also A student 3. ~ of sth a person who is very interested in a particular subject 研究者；学者:
a keen student of human nature 热衷于探究人性的人 Oxford Collocations Dictionary for Students of English Oxford Collocations dictionary for students of Englishstudent
noun ADJ. brilliant, good one of the best students the college has ever had | college, school, university | full-time, part-time | first-year, second-year, etc. | graduate, postgraduate, research | doctoral, MA, etc. | mature He studied metallurgy as a mature student, having spent ten years working in a foundry. | overseas | engineering, history, law, medical, etc. STUDENT + NOUN nurse, teacher | numbers, population Student numbers at the college have increased by 25 per cent. | days She travelled a lot in her student days. | life thoroughly enjoying student life | grant, loan She had to take out a student loan to help her through college. | accommodation, dormitory | demonstration, protest, unrest taking part in a student demonstration PREP. as a ~ She first went to London as a student. student noun ⇨ student (a school student) ⇨ learner (a student of human nature) Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged Search result show the entry is found in: internal student , or student body , or student council , or student government , or student lamp , or student teacher , or student teaching , or student volunteer , or student union , or day student , or degree student , or evening student , or exchange student , or external student
stu·dent
\ˈst(y)üd ənt\ noun
( -s) Usage: often attributiveEtymology: Middle English, from Latin student-, studens, from student-, studens, present participle of studēre to be eager, be diligent, study — more at study 1. : a person engaged in study : one devoted to learning: as
a. : one enrolled in a class or course in a school, college, or university : pupil
b. : one who independently carries on a systematic study or detailed observation of a subject
< a student of human nature >
< to students of ships and the sea, the Museum offers a valuable library — Dana Burnet >2. often capitalized : a member of a university foundation (as at Christ Church, Oxford)
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