academic relation
ˌækəˈdɛmɪk rɪˈleɪʃən
Definition

Definition of academic relation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
educationTECH.professional connection between teachers and studentsTECH.
  • The academic relation between the professor and her students was strong.
2.
scholarshipTECH.relationship based on scholarly activitiesTECH.
  • Their academic relation was built on years of joint research projects.
3.
institutionsTECH.collaborative link between academic institutionsTECH.
  • The universities maintained an academic relation for research purposes.
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Expressions with academic

that's rather academic nowexp.
no longer relevant or important
We missed the deadline, so that's rather academic now.
academic yearn.
time each year when school is open for study
During the academic year, students have various assignments.
academic backgroundn.
education history and qualifications
Her academic background includes a degree in biology.
academic communityn.
group of people involved in teaching and research at colleges or universities
The academic community strongly opposed the proposed cuts to research funding.
academic degreen.
qualification awarded by a college or university
She earned her academic degree in biology from the state university..
academic experiencen.
practical contact with academic environments
He has extensive academic experience from working at various universities.

Expressions with relation

poor relationn.
person seen as less important in a group
In the family, he felt like a poor relation.
bear no relationv.
have no connection or similarity to something
His statement bears no relation to the facts.
bear little relation tov.
have almost no connection or similarity with something
His story bears little relation to the truth.
blood relationn.
person related by birth not marriage
She discovered she had a blood relation in the city.
no relationn.
lack of family or other connection between people or things
John Smith and Mary Smith are no relation.
professional relationn.
interaction based on job roles and responsibilities
A professional relation between a manager and an employee is crucial for productivity.
business relationn.
connection between business entities for mutual benefit
The two companies have a strong business relation.
in relation toprep.
concerning or referring to something specific
The book discusses various theories in relation to climate change.
personal relationn.
relationship involving private or intimate aspects
They shared a deep personal relation that was hard to describe.
sexual relationn.
sexual activity involving intercourse between individuals
The court case involved details of their sexual relation.

Terms related to academic relation

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
collegeeducationguidancelearningmentorshipstudentteacheruniversityacademiaknowledgeresearchscholarship

Examples of academic relation in a sentence

  • An academic relation developed through years of mentorship.
  • Their academic relation was evident in their co-authored publications.
  • The conference highlighted their academic relation.
  • They formed an academic relation to enhance student exchange programs.
  • The academic relation led to joint conferences and seminars.

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  1. French:relation académique, lien académique, ...
  2. German:Lehrer-Schüler-Verhältnis, akademische Beziehung, ...
  3. Italian:rapporto accademico, relazione accademica, ...
  4. Spanish:relación académica, vínculo académico, ...
  5. Portuguese:relação académica, relação acadêmica, ...
  6. Chinese:师生关系, 学术关系, ...
  7. Japanese:学問的関係, 研究関係, ...
  8. Arabic:عَلاقَة أَكادِيمِيَّة, صِلَة أَكادِيمِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:קֶשֶׁר אַקָדֶמִי, יַחֲסִים אָקָדֶמִיִּים, ...
  10. Russian:академическая связь, академические отношения, ...
  11. Ukrainian:академічні відносини, навчальні відносини, ...
  12. Hindi:शैक्षणिक संबंध, शोध संबंध, ...

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