Definition of collegian in English:

collegian

noun kəˈliːdʒɪənkəˈliːdʒ(ə)nkəˈlidʒən

A member of a college, especially within a university.
Example sentencesExamples
- Missy Buttry, a senior at Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa, became the first collegian to win a third consecutive national cross-country title.
- For young collegians, it can serve as a reminder of the glory days of our national sport.
- This farce is set in the upper-crust atmosphere of England's Oxford University in 1892, where the trio of collegians try every trick in the book to keep their secret liaisons a secret.
- He was also supported by many collegians, scholars, civic activists and legislators, mostly those associated with the ruling Uri Party and the Democratic Labor Party.

Origin

Late Middle English: from medieval Latin collegianus, from collegium 'partnership' (see college).

Definition of collegian in US English:

collegian

nounkəˈlidʒənkəˈlējən

A member of a college, especially within a university.
Example sentencesExamples
- For young collegians, it can serve as a reminder of the glory days of our national sport.
- This farce is set in the upper-crust atmosphere of England's Oxford University in 1892, where the trio of collegians try every trick in the book to keep their secret liaisons a secret.
- Missy Buttry, a senior at Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa, became the first collegian to win a third consecutive national cross-country title.
- He was also supported by many collegians, scholars, civic activists and legislators, mostly those associated with the ruling Uri Party and the Democratic Labor Party.

Origin

Late Middle English: from medieval Latin collegianus, from collegium ‘partnership’ (see college).

单词	collegian
释义	Definition of collegian in English: collegian noun kəˈliːdʒɪənkəˈliːdʒ(ə)nkəˈlidʒən A member of a college, especially within a university. Example sentencesExamples Missy Buttry, a senior at Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa, became the first collegian to win a third consecutive national cross-country title. For young collegians, it can serve as a reminder of the glory days of our national sport. This farce is set in the upper-crust atmosphere of England's Oxford University in 1892, where the trio of collegians try every trick in the book to keep their secret liaisons a secret. He was also supported by many collegians, scholars, civic activists and legislators, mostly those associated with the ruling Uri Party and the Democratic Labor Party. Origin Late Middle English: from medieval Latin collegianus, from collegium 'partnership' (see college). Definition of collegian in US English: collegian nounkəˈlidʒənkəˈlējən A member of a college, especially within a university. Example sentencesExamples For young collegians, it can serve as a reminder of the glory days of our national sport. This farce is set in the upper-crust atmosphere of England's Oxford University in 1892, where the trio of collegians try every trick in the book to keep their secret liaisons a secret. Missy Buttry, a senior at Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa, became the first collegian to win a third consecutive national cross-country title. He was also supported by many collegians, scholars, civic activists and legislators, mostly those associated with the ruling Uri Party and the Democratic Labor Party. Origin Late Middle English: from medieval Latin collegianus, from collegium ‘partnership’ (see college).
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