Provost

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: College, OfficialsProvostProv‧ost, provost /ˈprɒvəst $ ˈproʊvoʊst/ noun [countable] 1 SECthe person in charge of a college in some British universities, especially at Oxford or Cambridge2 SECan important official at a university in the US3 PGO old use the leader of the council in some Scottish towns and citiesOrigin provost (900-1000) Old French Latin praepositus “someone in charge, leader”, from praeponere “to put in front”

单词	Provost
释义	Provost From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: College, OfficialsProvostProv‧ost, provost /ˈprɒvəst $ ˈproʊvoʊst/ noun [countable] 1 SECthe person in charge of a college in some British universities, especially at Oxford or Cambridge2 SECan important official at a university in the US3 PGO old use the leader of the council in some Scottish towns and citiesOrigin provost (900-1000) Old French Latin praepositus “someone in charge, leader”, from praeponere “to put in front”
随便看	be/feel/seem etc disposed to do something be/get back on your feet be/get bogged down in something be/get burned be/get burnt out be/get called on the carpet be/get carried away be/get caught in/without etc something be/get dolled up (for something) be/get done be/get entangled in/with something be/get etc entangled in something be/get etc entangled with somebody be/get evicted be/get fired be/get going be/get hip to something be/get in on something be/get in on the ground floor be/get in over your head be/get involved be/get lost in the mail be/get lost in the post be/get lost in the shuffle be/get mixed up in something