baccalaureate

• Substantivo que designa o grau acadêmico de bacharel conferido após a conclusão de um curso de graduação, ou o sermão de despedida proferido para a turma formanda em uma cerimônia de colação de grau.

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.

   Grau de bacharel

   • 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.

   Sinônimosfirst degree

2. Farewell sermonC1formalamerican

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

   Sermão de despedida

   • 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.