单词	matriculation
释义	matriculation noun ma·​tric·​u·​la·​tion mə-ˌtri-kyə-ˈlā-shən  : the action or process or matriculating (that is, enrolling) or the state of being matriculated (as at a college or university) In those days, Catholic schools did not encourage the matriculation of non-Catholics. Wilson J. Moses Make the matriculation of athletes subject to approval by admissions offices, which would certify that recruits are solid students and citizens … Jerry Kirshenbaum At the suggestion of friends, Ms. Kivel decided to take a gap year—a year outside of academia between high-school graduation and college matriculation. Toddi Gutner Word History First Known Use 1557, in the meaning defined above
随便看	self-aggrandizements self-aggrandizing self-alienation self-an self-analyses self-analysis self-analytic self-analytical self-annihilation self-anointed self-ap self-applauding self-applause self-appointed self-appraisal self-appraisals self-approbation self-assemble self-assemblies self-assembly self-asserting self-assertingly self-assertion self-assertive self-assertively

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