Definition of matriculate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
educationRare enroll as a member of a college or universityRare
- She decided to matriculate at the prestigious university.
Noun
1.
studentRare US person who is enrolled in a schoolRare US
- The matriculate attended the university orientation.
2.
membershipRare UK member of a society or groupRare UK
- As a matriculate, she joined the academic club.
Origin of matriculate
Latin, matricula (register)
Examples of matriculate in a sentence
Many students matriculate in the fall semester. The matriculate eagerly joined the freshman class. As a matriculate, she had access to campus resources. Each matriculate received a welcome package. The matriculate attended the annual meeting.
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- French:s'inscrire, inscrit, ...
- German:immatrikulieren, Eingeschriebener, ...
- Italian:immatricolarsi, matricola, ...
- Spanish:matricularse, inscrito, ...
- Portuguese:matricular-se, aluno, ...
- Chinese:注册, 入学者, ...
- Japanese:入学する, 入学者, ...
- Arabic:اِلْتَحَقَ بِالْجَامِعَةِ, طَالِب, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִרָשֵׁם, תַּלְמִיד רָשׁוּם, ...
- Russian:поступить, студент, ...
- Ukrainian:вступати, студент, ...
- Hindi:नामांकन करना, छात्र, ...
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