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rusticate

/ˈrʌs.tɪ.keɪt/

Übersetzung: Verb, das bedeutet, einen Studenten vorübergehend von der Universität zu verweisen (als Strafe), oder sich aufs Land zurückzuziehen bzw. dort zu leben.

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verb

C2formalbritish/ˈrʌs.tɪ.keɪt/

A verb meaning to suspend a student from a university as a punishment, or to retire to or live in the countryside.

  • 🇩🇪Verb, das bedeutet, einen Studenten vorübergehend von der Universität zu verweisen (als Strafe), oder sich aufs Land zurückzuziehen bzw. dort zu leben.
  1. Live a rural life C2 formal british

    To reside in the countryside and adopt a simple, rural lifestyle.

    • After retiring, they decided to rusticate in a small village.
    • He rusticated for a year to write his novel.
    • Many poets have chosen to rusticate for inspiration.

    🇩🇪Ländliches Leben führen

  2. Send to the country C2 formal british

    To send someone to live in the countryside, often for a period of time.

    • The family rusticated their troublesome son to a farm.
    • The court ordered the offender to be rusticated for six months.
    • She was rusticated to her grandparents' cottage.

    🇩🇪Aufs Land schicken

  3. Suspend from university C2 formal british

    To temporarily expel a student from a college or university as a disciplinary measure, particularly in British institutions.

    • The student was rusticated for cheating on the final exam.
    • He faced rustication for repeated violations of the university rules.
    • The college decided to rusticate him for one term.

    🇩🇪Zeitweiliger Ausschluss vom Studium

    Synonyme: dismissexpelsend downsuspend

  4. Give a rustic finish C2 formal british

    To treat stone or another material to give it a rough, rustic appearance.

    • The mason rusticated the stone blocks for the castle wall.
    • They rusticated the facade to match the historical style.
    • The architect specified rusticated stone for the entrance.

    🇩🇪Rustikal bearbeiten

    Synonyme: rough-hewroughcastroughen

  5. Add a rustic character C2 formal british

    To impart a rural or rustic quality to something.

    • The designer rusticated the modern kitchen with wooden beams.
    • They rusticated the garden with wildflowers and stone paths.
    • The artist rusticated the painting with earthy tones.

    🇩🇪Ländlichen Charakter verleihen

    Antonyme: polishrefine

  • rusticated past participle
  • rusticated past simple
  • rusticating present participle
  • rusticates third person singular