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Noun (short for noun)? University; University; School; College of cardinals; mass organization

example sentence

He studies in a seminary.

He studies in that theological seminary.

He's in law school.

He is studying in law school.

phrase

1, found a college and founded a college.

2. Going to college requires going to college.

3. I graduated from the college and left the college.

4. Manage a university school of management

5. Medical College Medical College

Extended data word usage

1.college generally refers to a college or college in a comprehensive university, which can be used as both countable and uncountable nouns.

2. In British English? College can refer to a large-scale middle school, or it can refer to the building of the college or all the teachers and students of the college.

3.college is often used as an attribute before nouns.

Lexical collocation

1, Institute of Technology

2. Community College

3. School of Engineering

4. Teachers College

5. Training Institute

Meaning discrimination

The words college, academy, institute, school and university all mean "school". The difference is:

1, school generally refers to the place where children or middle school students study or receive education; ?

2. A university refers to a comprehensive university that can award various degrees;

3. College refers to a college corresponding to or within a comprehensive university, especially a military, sports or art college; ?

4.academy refers to schools and colleges that specialize in training special technologies or skills;

5. Research institutes mainly refer to research institutions and societies. In Russia, it often refers to colleges, but it is rare in the British and American education systems.