matriculate
Significado: To formally enrol or be admitted as a student at a university or college, especially through an official ceremony or registration process.
Matriculation has particular significance at Oxford and Cambridge, where it involves a formal ceremony in which students are officially admitted to the university. In South Africa, 'matric' refers to the final-year school-leaving examination. The noun 'matriculation' refers to both the act of enrolling and the qualifications required for admission. The word is primarily used in formal educational contexts.
Ejemplos
- Students at Oxford must attend a formal matriculation ceremony at the start of their first term. 牛津大学的学生必须在第一学期开始时参加正式的入学注册仪式。Los estudiantes de Oxford deben asistir a una ceremonia formal de matriculación al comienzo de su primer trimestre.オックスフォードの学生は最初の学期の初めに正式な入学式に出席しなければならない。옥스퍼드 학생들은 첫 학기 초에 공식 입학식에 참석해야 한다.
- She matriculated at the University of Edinburgh in September, beginning her studies in medicine. 她于九月在爱丁堡大学注册入学,开始攻读医学。Se matriculó en la Universidad de Edimburgo en septiembre y comenzó sus estudios de medicina.彼女は9月にエディンバラ大学に入学し、医学の勉強を始めた。그녀는 9월에 에든버러 대학교에 입학하여 의학 공부를 시작했다.
- In South Africa, passing matric is a prerequisite for university admission. 在南非,通过matric考试是大学入学的先决条件。En Sudáfrica, aprobar el matric es un requisito previo para acceder a la universidad.南アフリカでは、マトリックに合格することが大学入学の前提条件である。남아프리카공화국에서는 매트릭 시험에 합격하는 것이 대학 입학의 전제 조건이다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: academic
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Medieval Latin matriculare (to register), from matricula (a register, a roll), diminutive of matrix (list, register). Entered English in the 16th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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