2. The British pronunciation of the university is [? k？ l？ d？ ], American pronunciation is [? kū:l？ d？ ] 。 ?

3. College means: university; Junior college (UK); Society; Middle school, esp one that has to pay a fee.

The usage of college

1. I have a good impression on him since he came to the university. ?

I have fallen in love with him since he came to college.

We were in the same college, which was for boys at that time. ?

We were in the same college at that time, and we only recruited boys.

Teachers College set up a plaque for the founder of the college. ?

Teachers' College set up a memorial plaque for its founder.

The staff complained that their students were not ready for university-level jobs. ?

Teachers in this university complain that their students are still not adapted to university study.

Novello said that college students will spend 4.2 billion dollars on alcoholic drinks every year. ?

Novello said that college students spend $4.2 billion on alcoholic drinks every year.

I don't know which university I want to go to. ?

I don't know which university I'm going to.

7. This university exposed me to western ideas. ?

Going to college exposed me to western ideas.

8. They went to college together at the University of Pennsylvania. ?

They study together at the University of Pennsylvania.

9. 1854, Cheltenham Women's College became the first public school for women. ?

1854, Cheltenham Girls' High School became the first public school for girls.

10. They won university scholarships solely because of their athletic ability. ?

They won the university scholarship solely because of their sports expertise.

1 1. We challenged a team that called itself "college athletes". ?

We challenged a team that called itself "college athletes".

12. There are not many methods to evaluate the overall quality of education in this university. ?

Generally speaking, there are few methods to evaluate the quality of education in this university.