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baccalaureate

/ˌbæk.əˈlɔː.ri.ət/

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noun

/ˌbæk.əˈlɔː.ri.ət/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее академическую степень, присуждаемую после завершения обучения на бакалавриате, или прощальную проповедь, произносимую перед выпускным классом на церемонии вручения дипломов.

A noun referring to an academic degree awarded upon completion of undergraduate studies, or a farewell sermon delivered to a graduating class at commencement ceremonies.

  1. B2formal

    An undergraduate academic degree awarded by colleges and universities upon completion of a course of study.

    ruСтепень бакалавра

    • She earned her baccalaureate in biology from the university.
    • The baccalaureate program typically takes four years to complete.
    • He received his baccalaureate degree with honors.

    Synonymsfirst degree

  2. Farewell sermonC1formalamerican

    A religious service or address delivered to a graduating class, often as part of commencement ceremonies.

    ruНапутственная проповедь

    • The chaplain delivered a moving baccalaureate to the seniors.
    • The baccalaureate service was held the day before graduation.
    • Many students attended the baccalaureate with their families.
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  • baccalaureate's possessive singular form