plebe

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Trainingplebeplebe /pliːb/ noun [countable] American English informal SETa student in their first year at a military collegeExamples from the Corpusplebe• The Academy has this quirk about a plebe having to pass orals before proceeding.• These sons and daughters have endured, have earned the right not to be a plebe ever again.• Posted in huge letters on classroom walls, the words bore into plebes.• Put that out of your mind, plebe.• William Bogle, Commandant of Midshipmen, tells each class of plebes.• Your parents search for you in the crowd of plebes clawing up Herndon Monument in a greasy, glorious finale.• Other plebes standing in line at 6 a. m. Tuesday to start the registration process had their families with them.Origin plebe (1800-1900) plebeian

单词	plebe
释义	plebe From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Trainingplebeplebe /pliːb/ noun [countable] American English informal SETa student in their first year at a military collegeExamples from the Corpusplebe• The Academy has this quirk about a plebe having to pass orals before proceeding.• These sons and daughters have endured, have earned the right not to be a plebe ever again.• Posted in huge letters on classroom walls, the words bore into plebes.• Put that out of your mind, plebe.• William Bogle, Commandant of Midshipmen, tells each class of plebes.• Your parents search for you in the crowd of plebes clawing up Herndon Monument in a greasy, glorious finale.• Other plebes standing in line at 6 a. m. Tuesday to start the registration process had their families with them.Origin plebe (1800-1900) plebeian
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